Indonesia’s government is unveiling a strategic plan to achieve a 5.4% economic growth target for 2026, as announced by President Prabowo Subianto. Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati emphasised investment as the primary engine for growth, citing collaboration between the Finance Ministry and the Ministry of Home Affairs to bolster local economies by offering incentives that enhance their attractiveness to investors.
Beyond investment, the administration intends to strengthen export-driven growth through digital transformation, increased adoption of artificial intelligence, and tapping into the country’s mineral resource potential. These initiatives aim to decentralise economic development and foster technological and regional competitiveness.
