The government continues to pursue the development of the Archipelago Capital City (IKN). Deputy Head of the IKN Authority Dhony Rahajoe said, until now the construction of the IKN has received an investment commitment of IDR 41 trillion. "IDR 41 trillion (investment commitment), now from the IDR 26 trillion APBN. This has almost doubled, so market confidence is good," said Dhony. He explained that the majority of investors who have stated their investment commitments are domestic investors. He hopes that IKN's funding sources will rely on three main sources. Namely foreign investors, local investors, and the state budget. "We want 3 development engines, a maximum of 20 percent of the state budget, 80 percent of local and foreign investors," he said. The IDR 41 trillion investment commitment came from one national investor, two national consortia, a consortium from Korea. Apart from these parties, Dhony said there are still many who are lining up to be able to invest and inject their capital into the IKN. An offer also came from Australia who offered to be involved in planning the IKN. Dhony said that his party was open to this interest and would coordinate with the PUPR Ministry. “Several countries, Japan, Australia, Korea too. We also want to make our own standard references that we control regarding the area of building quality, environmental quality," he said. "That is if we can control everything. We only benchmark it to those who have experience," he said.

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