The Indonesian Ministry of Industry has introduced a comprehensive framework called the New National Industrialization Strategy (SBIN) aimed at accelerating sustainable, technology-driven, and globally competitive manufacturing. SBIN serves as a long-term roadmap for realizing Indonesia Emas 2045, the country’s centennial vision of becoming an advanced, self-reliant economy. The strategy emphasizes resource-based industrialization, integrated industrial ecosystems, technology mastery, and environmental sustainability. Key commodities such as nickel, palm oil, and coal will be processed domestically to increase value-added production.
SBIN also prioritizes human capital development, regulatory reform, and cross-ministerial collaboration to strengthen industrial competitiveness and ensure that industrialization delivers tangible societal benefits. Measures include enhancing local content policies, promoting import-substitution industries, expanding industrial exports, and supporting strategic sectors such as electric vehicle batteries, pharmaceuticals, and halal products. The strategy aims to balance economic growth with environmental preservation, leveraging lessons from countries like Japan, China, and Turkey to build thematic industrial zones and drive national economic sovereignty.
