Menteri Koordinator Bidang Infrastruktur dan Pembangunan Kewilayahan Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono menyatakan, Presiden Prabowo Subianto telah menegaskan kembali komitmen Pemerintah untuk melanjutkan pembangunan Ibu Kota Nusantara di Kalimantan Timur. Bahkan, saat ini Presiden sudah menyetujui anggaran pembangunan IKN Tahap kedua 2025 hingga 2029 sebesar Rp48,8 triliun.
Agus Harimurti menambahkan, pembangunan IKN akan dilanjutkan dengan mengikuti timeline dan tahapan-tahapan yang sudah ditetapkan. Di mana tahap pertama 2022 hingga 2024, sudah ada infrastruktur yang selesai 100% dan on going. Adapun fokus pembangunan di Kawasan Inti Pusat Pemerintahan, dan diharapkan akan berlanjut dan meluas di tahap kedua yaitu 2025 hingga 2029.
Sementara itu, Kepala Otoritas Ibu Kota Nusantara Basuki Hadimuljono mengatakan, Presiden Prabowo memasang target, IKN bisa menjadi ibu kota politik di 2028 mendatang.
Agus Harimurti menambahkan, pembangunan IKN akan dilanjutkan dengan mengikuti timeline dan tahapan-tahapan yang sudah ditetapkan. Di mana tahap pertama 2022 hingga 2024, sudah ada infrastruktur yang selesai 100% dan on going. Adapun fokus pembangunan di Kawasan Inti Pusat Pemerintahan, dan diharapkan akan berlanjut dan meluas di tahap kedua yaitu 2025 hingga 2029.
Sementara itu, Kepala Otoritas Ibu Kota Nusantara Basuki Hadimuljono mengatakan, Presiden Prabowo memasang target, IKN bisa menjadi ibu kota politik di 2028 mendatang.
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00:48The government has reaffirmed to continue the development of
00:51the Nusantara capital city,
00:54even President Prabowo Subianto has targeted
00:57the IKN as the political capital city in 2028.
01:07Minister of Infrastructure and Rural Development,
01:10Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono stated,
01:13President Prabowo Subianto has reaffirmed the government's commitment
01:17to continue the development of the capital city of Nusantara in East Kalimantan.
01:23Even now, the president has agreed on the budget for the second IKN development
01:27in 2025 to 2029,
01:30around 48.8 trillion rupiah.
01:34Agus Harimurti added that the development of the IKN will be continued
01:38by following the timeline and stages that have been set,
01:43where in the first stage of 2022 to 2024,
01:46there is an infrastructure that is 100% completed and ongoing.
01:51There is a focus on development in the central government area
01:54and it is expected to be continued and expanded in the second stage,
01:57which is 2025 to 2029.
02:02And, just now, President Prabowo Subianto has stated
02:06and confirmed that the budget has been approved
02:10and the budget for the continuation of the development of the IKN is 48.8 trillion rupiah
02:16for the next five years.
02:18Of course, once again, it will be divided into stages
02:21that must be strictly controlled.
02:24It is clear that the budget is prepared and allocated
02:29so that we, especially the IKN,
02:32can complete the facility development project
02:38or the buildings that are used for parliament,
02:42for legislative and also for judicative.
02:47Meanwhile, the head of the IKN,
02:50Basuki Hadi Mulyono stated
02:52that President Prabowo set the target for the IKN
02:54to become the political capital in 2028.
02:59In the second stage, this is the most important,
03:01he has a target that in 2028,
03:06the IKN has been targeted to become the political capital.
03:14So, we are tasked to complete the judicative ecosystem,
03:21i.e., offices and offices,
03:24as well as the legislative ecosystem,
03:28i.e., offices and offices.
03:32The government reaffirmed the budget for the IKN development.
03:35Some are sourced from APBN and non-APBN.
03:39This is a form of good cooperation
03:41between the government and the business community.
03:44In addition, the government also hopes
03:46for the involvement of the private sector
03:48in a positive and well-integrated way.
03:51From Jakarta, IDX Channel.
04:02Pemirsa, to discuss our interesting topic this time,
04:04the continuation of the construction of the capital city of Nusantara,
04:07is here with me in the IDX Channel studio.
04:10He is Prof. Aryawan Gunadi,
04:12an expert in business law and international trade,
04:14Taruma Negara University.
04:16Hello, Prof. How are you?
04:18How are you?
04:19Thank you for your presence.
04:21Okay, and for the next,
04:23this has been connected via Zoom,
04:25Mr. Yayat Supriyatna,
04:27City Manager of Trisakti University.
04:29Hello, Mr. Yayat, how are you?
04:31Hello, Mr. Pras.
04:32How are you?
04:33I'm good.
04:34Thank you for your time.
04:36This is interesting, Prof.
04:37If we talk about the construction of the capital city of Nusantara,
04:41it is still in the hands of the public.
04:44But before discussing further,
04:46I would like to ask you to review first
04:48the process of the construction of the capital city of Nusantara.
04:51Yes, thank you, Mr. Pras and Pemirsa IDX.
04:54So, if I'm not mistaken,
04:55around January 21, 2025,
04:58the head of the IKN authority, Mr. Basuki,
05:01reported to President Prabowo
05:03about the development of the IKN.
05:06One of the developments is
05:08the construction of the IKN building
05:11for ASN in the IKN,
05:12which is scheduled to be completed in March 2025.
05:15Okay.
05:16And this is in accordance with Mr. Ahaye's explanation,
05:19according to MENKO,
05:21the allocation is around 48.8 T for the next five years,
05:24which is the amount
05:26of half of the first stage of the construction of the IKN.
05:30Yes.
05:31Of course, there are challenges,
05:33even though facilities are being built,
05:35such as the airport,
05:36and the international airport of Nusantara,
05:38which is already finishing.
05:40Okay.
05:41But we know that yesterday there was a flood.
05:43Yes.
05:44Of course, the obstacles are still there.
05:46So, for a realistic target
05:48in 2028 to become the capital city of politics,
05:51in my opinion,
05:52it is a target that is capable.
05:55Not as aggressive as before.
05:57Okay.
05:58But overall, there will be challenges
06:01related to foreign investment,
06:04as well as domestic investment,
06:06to support our IKN in the future.
06:09Okay.
06:10Mr. Yayat,
06:11from your point of view,
06:12how is it related to the construction of facilities,
06:14infrastructure facilities to support the capital city of the country,
06:18Nusantara in particular,
06:19which is currently still in the process
06:23of being established,
06:24as in the government of Prabowo-Supianto?
06:26Here's the thing, Mr. Prahas.
06:28We are building a city.
06:30This city has just been inaugurated.
06:32It means that we are building,
06:34if we model it to SPBU,
06:36from scratch.
06:38It means that it starts from the early stages.
06:41The infrastructure has not yet been unveiled.
06:43What is now being pursued is
06:45to shape the city structure first.
06:48It means to shape the city structure,
06:50the initial existence must be formed
06:52so that people are sure that the IKN is there.
06:55So if the structure has not yet been formed,
06:57the face has not yet been formed,
06:58people will ask,
06:59where is the capital city?
07:01This is the most difficult task.
07:03Because building the face of the city,
07:05starting from scratch,
07:06with a large cost,
07:07this is not much different
07:09than building new cities around Jakarta.
07:12We will see,
07:13there is a city around Jakarta,
07:15a new city,
07:16such as BSD, Alam Sutera, and so on.
07:18It's all purely private investment
07:21to sell it.
07:23What makes it different is,
07:25the new cities around Jakarta,
07:28the concept of the city is
07:30for a more business-oriented context,
07:32the economy.
07:33But the IKN is a government function.
07:37The difference is,
07:38selling a government city
07:40with a business city,
07:42it will definitely be different.
07:43Because people will see,
07:44first, it must be from the draw.
07:46Here, the most difficult task
07:48that the government is responsible for
07:50is the establishment of its functions.
07:53Because it's okay,
07:54the city has economic functions,
07:56government functions,
07:57health functions,
07:58industry, and so on.
08:00Where does the IKN start from?
08:02Government function.
08:03This becomes a debate.
08:05Why?
08:06How big is the government function
08:08if it is built
08:10with the ASN captive market,
08:13it will definitely become a debate.
08:15Unless,
08:16suddenly in that area,
08:18it is supported by the development of the industry,
08:21business, and so on.
08:22If you look at the whole process,
08:25it can be said that
08:26what is being built now is being kept
08:28by the government's core area.
08:30There is a neighboring area,
08:33in the WP2 area,
08:36which is the western area,
08:38it is business development.
08:39Actually, there are already some interested investors,
08:42but everyone is waiting
08:44when this city will exist and function.
08:48Because the hardest part of building a city
08:50is to build its ecosystem.
08:52The ecosystem has not been formed yet.
08:54It's just a few roads,
08:56buildings, and government offices.
08:58The hardest part will be
09:00in the process of reviving the city.
09:02Because the key is in the ASN.
09:05Especially in the middle of the super elite,
09:08the government budget,
09:10with so many restrictions
09:11at the beginning of Mr. Prabowo's government.
09:14Indeed, this is the stage of the process.
09:17Because the existence of 2028,
09:19we don't know how far
09:20the function of the political capital
09:22can function optimally.
09:24Okay, good.
09:25Mr. Yatnan,
09:26if we look from the perspective of private investment,
09:28if this has been said earlier,
09:30which has been groundbreaking,
09:31per September 2024,
09:33it has reached 58.41 trillion.
09:36Should the investment that enters the IKN
09:38from the perspective of foreign and domestic investors
09:41be in line with expectations?
09:43Or is it a challenge,
09:44as Mr. Yatnan said earlier,
09:46that investors also need to be sure
09:48that this city will move
09:51and in line with its function?
09:53Yes, if we look at the marketplace,
09:56I do agree.
09:58In order to build a city,
10:00it needs an ecosystem.
10:02And it has to form a culture and so on.
10:05That's why if we look at Canberra,
10:07we look at Putrajaya,
10:09the location is also not too far.
10:11Canberra with Sydney,
10:12Putrajaya with KL.
10:14So there is already an ecosystem.
10:17There is already a source of power there.
10:19While there, the location of the IKN is quite far.
10:22If from the existing data,
10:23per September 2024,
10:25it is indeed 58.41 trillion
10:28private investment
10:30to reach the groundbreaking in the IKN.
10:32But from the amount required,
10:342.77 quadrillion,
10:37it is certainly very far
10:38from what is needed for investment in the IKN.
10:41So this is a problem or challenge
10:43that is really big.
10:45What does this function look like?
10:47As Mr. Yatnan said earlier.
10:50Because this function will determine
10:52the roadmap and grand strategy
10:54for what this city wants to be in the future.
10:56The government has been making efforts
10:58by issuing several government regulations.
11:01One of the government regulations is
11:03PP number 12 in 2023
11:05about business license,
11:07business facilitation.
11:08It is expected that it will support
11:10foreign and domestic investment for the IKN.
11:12Then there is also a regulation
11:14issued by the press on 25 April 2024
11:17about the task of accelerating investment in the IKN
11:21to accelerate licensing
11:23and provide capital planting facilities.
11:25It means that from an economic perspective,
11:28investment that enters this large infrastructure
11:30actually already has support.
11:32But there is only a function that is maximized
11:35and forms the existing ecosystem.
11:37Because this is not easy.
11:39Forming a culture is not easy.
11:40Because the demography for foreign investment
11:42is always asked
11:44is the resource there.
11:46Because the bigger the resource,
11:48the easier it will be to accelerate
11:50development and so on.
11:52We hope that the IKN
11:54will not become a big city,
11:56but dead.
11:58It means that we also want to live.
12:00Although the direction is to become
12:02a political capital or a government capital.
12:04If we look at Washington DC,
12:06of course it is different from New York,
12:08which is the business center.
12:09But when I was in Washington,
12:11I saw that this was formed.
12:13Government capital.
12:15The government centers are all centered there.
12:17Interesting.
12:18This becomes a challenge.
12:20Next, it will enter stage 2.
12:222025, 2029.
12:24And the planting has already reached 18.8 trillion.
12:27See you in the next segment, Prof.
12:29Mr. Eyad, we will take a break.
12:31And Mr. Mirsa, make sure you are still with us.
12:49Thank you for still joining us
12:51in Market Review.
12:53Mr. Mirsa, we present data for you
12:55from the development of the IKN.
12:57This is about the time from 2022 to 2029.
13:00This is the first stage.
13:01We see that from 2022 to 2024,
13:03funds have been spent from the IPB
13:0589 trillion rupiah.
13:07For the development of the toll road,
13:09there are 47 towers, offices,
13:11secretariat offices, then there are
13:13worship services, drinking water facilities,
13:15sanitation, embung, and also a retention pool.
13:18There is also a project from the KPBU,
13:20cooperation between the government and the business sector,
13:2258.41 trillion rupiah per September 2024.
13:26This project consists of several projects
13:28that have been completed,
13:30some are still in progress, and also
13:32the design process.
13:33The next stage, we will see
13:352025-2029, which has been agreed
13:38by the President himself, 48.8 trillion rupiah.
13:42The plan for the construction of
13:44legislative and unicative buildings
13:46and its supporters,
13:48then access roads to the IKN,
13:50infrastructure is also used from the funds earlier,
13:53and we see that there is a KPBU project
13:55worth 60.93 trillion rupiah
13:57to build 97 apartment towers,
14:00129 apartment buildings,
14:02there is also a utility tunnel
14:04138.6 kilometers long at the IPB,
14:08and also the next PLTS development,
14:11because the one that was already there,
14:13which was built around 50 megawatts.
14:16Groundbreaking, stage 9 is also planned this year,
14:19worth 6.49 trillion rupiah
14:21for the construction of housing,
14:23there are hotels, retail and offices.
14:25Meanwhile, the target itself in 2028
14:27is the political capital.
14:29The next target is economic growth and investment.
14:32From the current government,
14:342025 to 2029,
14:378%, we see,
14:39while the expected investment realization
14:41is also getting higher.
14:43From Rp 1,650 trillion in 2025,
14:46to Rp 2,969.64 trillion in 2029.
14:52This is a challenge that is quite interesting for us to discuss.
14:55Let's continue the discussion
14:57with Prof. Aryewan Gunadi,
14:59Associate Professor of Business Law and International Trade
15:01from Tarumanagar University,
15:03then there is Mr. Yayat Supriyatta,
15:05City Administration Officer, University of Trisakti.
15:07Yes, Prof, if we look at some of the stages
15:09that have been mentioned earlier,
15:11then 2028 becomes the political capital,
15:14the biggest challenge that must be faced,
15:16considering that many parties hope
15:18it will be realized soon.
15:20Meanwhile, the process that was mentioned earlier,
15:22Mr. Hayat,
15:23it's not just a moment to build a city area,
15:26or even this is the capital city.
15:28Yes, so if the government's commitment
15:30to build the second stage,
15:32I see it has been done.
15:34From 2025 to 2029,
15:37it has become a commitment.
15:39However, to become the political capital
15:42for the future,
15:44it needs a challenge.
15:46What I said earlier,
15:47for example, when I went to Washington,
15:49I saw in New York,
15:50of course the situation is different.
15:52Washington has been set up for about 10 years,
15:55and everyone also acknowledges,
15:57everyone admits,
15:58and it becomes the foundation
15:59in making strategic decisions.
16:02So indeed, this is what we will see,
16:04how far the constellation will go.
16:07The same goes for Canberra,
16:09with Sydney,
16:10there is a significant difference.
16:12When it comes to Canberra,
16:13it is definitely more quiet,
16:14compared to Sydney,
16:15which is an economic city and a metropolis.
16:18The same goes for Putrajaya.
16:20Not far from Kuala Lumpur,
16:22Putrajaya is not in a very good condition,
16:26because there are many government centers
16:29and decision-making centers there.
16:31It means that we have quite a distance
16:34between Jakarta and IKN,
16:37in East Kalimantan.
16:38Because the demography is also quite different,
16:41the situation is quite different.
16:43This is one of the challenges,
16:45if this is made a political capital in 2028.
16:48Okay.
16:49From the development itself, Mr. Yat,
16:51how optimistic are you looking at the next 5 years,
16:5348.8 trillion,
16:55even though there is also the KPPU,
16:57there is a development of 60.9 trillion,
17:00right,
17:01applied for the next 5 years.
17:03Mr. Pras,
17:04we must remember,
17:06the President's statement is interesting.
17:08Before I discuss it later,
17:10what does it mean?
17:11Political capital.
17:14If IKN is a political capital,
17:16I think Jakarta will be the capital of the economy.
17:19Okay.
17:21This is interesting,
17:22the implementation of the function of IKN,
17:24political capital,
17:252005-2009,
17:29with the capital in quotation marks,
17:31economy.
17:32So it will still make Jakarta
17:34as the center of growth of Indonesia's economic growth.
17:37Yes.
17:38Now the question is,
17:40as a political capital,
17:41with the budget mentioned earlier,
17:44it looks like that,
17:45in the timeline.
17:48First,
17:49the essence is very visible.
17:51What is it?
17:52The development of a more selective,
17:54unicative office.
17:56The executive is already in process.
17:57The essence is visible.
17:59He tried to build an ecosystem.
18:01If this has been built,
18:03accompanied by the construction of houses,
18:07apartments,
18:08and other supports.
18:10So it means,
18:11when the office is built,
18:13the ecosystem is also built.
18:15What does the office mean?
18:17As it is now,
18:18ASN wants to move,
18:20it turns out that the house is not ready.
18:21Well, last but not least,
18:23there is an ecosystem supporter,
18:26namely hotels,
18:28then retail,
18:29centers.
18:31So if I look,
18:32in the context of 2005-2009,
18:35for example, the function of the government,
18:37or the function of politics,
18:39it is on the track.
18:41But in the context,
18:42it is the development of another side,
18:44which is not too big.
18:45We wait for the future.
18:47Because this is interesting,
18:48when as a political capital,
18:50the timeline or timeline that is made,
18:53it really directs to this second prioritization,
18:57to build an ecosystem
18:59of government reforms,
19:00which is supported by ASN.
19:02Now the difference,
19:04I'm sorry,
19:05compared to before,
19:07in the era of Mr. Jokowi,
19:09with this,
19:10it looks like,
19:11in Mr. Jokowi's time,
19:13there was a jump,
19:15which wanted to be parallel,
19:17between the government
19:19and the economy.
19:21But from the business side,
19:24maybe you can give a comment,
19:26the city cannot be parallel.
19:29So what happened before,
19:31it was groundbreaking,
19:32but when the ecosystem is not there,
19:34it will not move like this.
19:36So what's interesting is,
19:38when the ecosystem is built
19:40as the function of the government and politics,
19:43it starts to develop,
19:44the business side will follow
19:46based on the dynamics that happen.
19:49So the question is,
19:50be careful with groundbreaking and groundbreaking.
19:54If from the marketing side,
19:55to sell an area,
19:57there is a queue,
19:59there are so many.
20:00That's only in the context of
20:02the marketing side,
20:04for the sale,
20:05but to be executed,
20:06it is impossible to build in an area
20:09that has no activity at all.
20:11Now, the most interesting PR
20:13is placed on the role of the government,
20:16how to push,
20:18acceleration, development,
20:21by reviving the city.
20:23On the other hand,
20:24in addition to KIP,
20:25there are other WP,
20:27there may be a shortage of WP.
20:29One way is,
20:31how to develop other WP
20:33for the development of the tourism industry.
20:35Our budget is only focused on KIP,
20:39not yet pushed to other developments
20:41to revive the IKR.
20:42That's the most interesting PR.
20:44Okay, Mr. Iyad, very interesting.
20:45How?
20:46Can it be shared?
20:47For example, this is indeed a political statement,
20:49but on the one hand,
20:50there are also several sectors of business in KIP.
20:54We will discuss in the next segment, Mr. Iyad.
20:56We will take a short break.
20:57And Mr. Mirsa,
20:58we will be right back after this.
21:31Now, Prof,
21:32do you want to comment on what Mr. Iyad has said?
21:34So, what if the capital of the archipelago
21:36is truly alive,
21:38even though it will function as a political capital?
21:40Meanwhile,
21:41the ground-breaking that has been done
21:43from 1 to 8,
21:44and this year, stage 9,
21:45the development is Hunian,
21:47there is a hotel,
21:48there is a retail area, and so on.
21:50Yes, so indeed,
21:51this can't go on,
21:54if I look at it.
21:55It means,
21:56it's different,
21:57it's a different approach.
21:58Okay.
21:59It means,
22:00what was done by the previous president
22:02compared to the current one.
22:03So, the approach is,
22:04Mr. Prabowo may want to see
22:06everything carefully,
22:08in taking one decision, and so on.
22:10For that,
22:11the partnership,
22:12maybe in the future,
22:13not only from the government,
22:15but it must combine the partnership
22:17between the government and the private sector.
22:19Because we know,
22:20in several places in the country,
22:22it can certainly run with the support of the private sector.
22:25So, there must be a good partnership.
22:27Secondly,
22:28running one system,
22:30the cycle is not only because of one infrastructure.
22:35But there must also be preparation,
22:38structurally,
22:39that is the institution,
22:41the rules,
22:42substantially,
22:44and thirdly,
22:45the culture,
22:46or the culture.
22:47Okay.
22:48So, indeed,
22:49if the culture and the culture
22:51are not formed yet,
22:52it will certainly be difficult.
22:54So, that's why,
22:55this becomes a challenge for the private sector,
22:58for the government,
22:59how to revive,
23:00not only in the private sector,
23:02but also in the surrounding environment,
23:05or the surrounding areas.
23:07If this is alive in the surrounding area,
23:09it will make it easier.
23:10Because, as we discussed with Mr. Yayat earlier,
23:13it may be necessary for hospitals,
23:16universities,
23:17or services in the field of health,
23:19and other infrastructures,
23:21in order to create a whole ecosystem
23:23in this private sector.
23:24Because if it's only a few,
23:26it won't be formed.
23:27Until forever.
23:29And let's not forget,
23:30there is still Jakarta.
23:32With the current governor and elected regent,
23:34I have discussed it yesterday,
23:36I met with the elected regent,
23:38and we discussed a lot,
23:40what will be done,
23:41the projections for the future of Jakarta.
23:43So, looking at all of this,
23:45it's impossible to make the private sector
23:47the capital of business.
23:49It will certainly be surrounding there,
23:51or in the surrounding area,
23:52or in Jakarta.
23:54But to become a government center,
23:56it really has to be integrated,
23:59in my opinion,
24:00so that everything points that way.
24:02Okay, Prof.
24:03So, will IKN still be the primary donor?
24:06Will it be attractive for foreign investors,
24:09as expected,
24:10if we look at IKN,
24:11and also domestic, Prof, in the future?
24:13That's the challenge.
24:14I mean, I also talk to
24:16developers who are developing.
24:18Some of them, as far as I know,
24:21they got a project at that time
24:23to build,
24:24not a landed, but an apartment.
24:26It means, as a CEO,
24:28they also said,
24:29they had to wait and see.
24:31They don't dare to spend too much,
24:35but for the letter of commitment,
24:37letter of intent,
24:38they dare.
24:39But until it's executed,
24:40spending all the money,
24:42of course they will see
24:43the political situation at that time.
24:45With a political situation like this,
24:47of course they will recalculate
24:51how much investment is made,
24:54how many private contributions will be made.
24:58That's why it's the most important thing for all of us,
25:02how to guide foreign investment
25:05with ease of business,
25:07in a regulated way,
25:09they also want to spend their funds
25:11for this development.
25:13However, this is a promise.
25:15It means, even foreigners,
25:17when they want to come to us,
25:19they also have to have a promise
25:20that this will be a living city.
25:22Because don't let their investment be in vain.
25:25That's right.
25:26This is interesting.
25:27Mr. Yat, then how about the city,
25:30from the infrastructure development,
25:32with the 48.8 trillion fund,
25:34which has not yet been added by the KPBU,
25:36do you think this will still be something
25:38that will continue to be processed,
25:40even though we know the development of the capital
25:42or a city area
25:44will take a little less time, Mr. Yat?
25:46Yes, it's like this.
25:48The funds that are available
25:50will definitely be used
25:53to create the structure first,
25:56the essence of the city.
25:58Where is the essence?
25:59In the center of the previous government.
26:01So when the face of the city is formed with this fund,
26:04of course it will be calculated.
26:06What will be used?
26:08If you look at the list that came out,
26:10it looks like it's in accordance with what the president said,
26:14as a political capital.
26:17Meaning the government ecosystem was formed there first.
26:20And this started from the development of the ecosystem
26:23with the function of government,
26:25where the budget component
26:27is there to support the core activities.
26:31Now how to support others?
26:34Of course he hopes for support from the business sector.
26:38Now the question is, who dares to enter?
26:41Who dares to invest
26:43in a city that does dominate the function of the government?
26:47Of course, as Prof. Aryohan said,
26:49he will see
26:51what economy is appropriate with that support.
26:54It's different, right?
26:55From the number, from the demographic capacity,
26:58it's also not much.
27:00The core population is ASN.
27:03Now how to develop the city forward?
27:06We are waiting for the year 2028
27:09when Mr. Prabowo said,
27:11I will have an official office there.
27:13Automatically it becomes a power.
27:15Now for the city that we built,
27:17new cities,
27:19to be one of the investment pulls,
27:22the competition is two.
27:24Do you want to be a city of the eye
27:27or a city of the eye?
27:29Okay.
27:31If it becomes a city of the eye,
27:33it means there must be a pull.
27:35One of the city of the eye that was built
27:37is a new city-city
27:39based on industry
27:41between Bekasi, Cikampek, Cibitu.
27:44Those are all the eyes of the eye.
27:46All cities built on the basis of industry
27:49have a very high acceleration rate.
27:52The contribution can be 20%
27:54for PDRB or PDB.
27:56Meanwhile, in the function of the government
27:58that has been practiced in Jakarta,
28:01the government spending contribution
28:03is between 4% to 5%.
28:05So the rise will be different
28:07if it is based on industry only.
28:10The property sector will grow.
28:12Now the biggest problem is
28:15the function of this government
28:17with a growth of 4% to 5%
28:19in terms of its economic contribution,
28:21is it interesting?
28:22Because no matter how much you buy,
28:24it will become a power
28:26with the number of markets of its inhabitants.
28:29In the case of industry,
28:31the multiplier is very high.
28:33Now the strategy is
28:35to focus on the government.
28:37So I say, if you want to be smarter,
28:40look for a partner or a consortium
28:43from the investor aspect
28:45which is like the alter ego
28:48of the IKM authority.
28:50It becomes the shadow.
28:52That's interesting.
28:53So there is synergy inside.
28:55Okay. So there are still a lot of homework
28:57that needs to be done.
28:58Even though we know that in 2028,
29:00it will become a polyric word,
29:02but on the other hand,
29:03the government also has to make another policy.
29:05How to grow again
29:07the economic area around the IKM
29:09or in the IKM itself.
29:11Thank you very much for the time, sharing and updates
29:13that have been delivered.
29:14Prof. Aryawan, thank you very much
29:16for your presence and the information
29:18that has been delivered to the audience.
29:20Okay, audience, don't leave your seat
29:21because in a moment,
29:22we will return with other interesting topics
29:24to maintain the consistency of investment growth
29:26in 2025.