INVESTMENT TARGET FOR INDONESIA IN YEAR 2010

INDONESIA The government set a target of investment growth of 15% to 18.6% per year. So, the government is targeting investment value of this year, both by foreign investors or local investors, amounting to Rp 158.4 trillion to Rp 163.5 trillion.

From the target, amounting to U.S. $ 13.1 billion - U.S. $ 13.2 billion, or around Rp 123.1 trillion to Rp 124 trillion from the target overseas investors. While the remaining Rp 35.3 trillion to Rp 39.5 trillion in expected planted by domestic investors.

Target is written in the Medium Term Development Plan (National RPJMN) 2010 -2014 The official sliding on February 3, 2010. With investment growth 15% - 18.6% per year, the government set, the total value of investment in Indonesia in 2014 will reach Rp 276.9 trillion to Rp 323.3 trillion.

Deputy Head of Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Yus'an said, setting the investment growth target of 15% -18.6% per year can not be separated from the world economic growth growing. Also, because we've done a permissions repair investment.
Yus'an added, the presence of free trade zone and free port and special economic zone (KEK) will also boost investment in the country. Moreover, the government also tries to meet the needs of infrastructure and energy.

Economic Coordinating Minister Hatta Rajasa said, the government also made a number of breakthrough to increase the value of investment in our country. Example, the application of Integrated Services One Door (PTSP) in the field of investment, ranging from the central, provincial, to district and city.
BKPM head Gita Wirjawan revealed, this 2010 year it will focus on investment in agriculture, energy, and infrastructure. Meanwhile, investors are targeting the origin of the ASEAN countries, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan which has been the main investment sources. Plus targets new investors from the Middle East region, China, and India.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono asked the Indonesian diplomats abroad to be diligent in looking for investors from countries where they served. All active and proactive to obtain the sources of investment, he said when opening a working meeting led the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
According to President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, the investment resources that could be from the countries in the Middle East, Europe. In addition, Japan, the United States, and Australia.

Minister of Foreign Affairs Marty Natalegawa added, foreign policy and diplomacy must be grounded so as to bring real benefits for development. Trade promotion, improve the investment is the duty of diplomats, he said.
Investment in Batam FTZ will Reach $ 1.3 Billion U.S.

Riau Islands Governor Ismeth Abdullah estimates, this year, the investment into this province, both foreign and local, will reach U.S. $ 1.3 billion. That means, up quite a lot than the previous year which amounted to U.S. $ 900 juta.Paling no two factors that cause investors to come into the neighboring province close to Singapore's. First, investment licensing procedures more easily. Second, the presence of Free Trade Zone and Free Port or the Free Trade Zone (FTZ) Batam, Bintan and Karimun. At least there will be 150 foreign investors who entered, Addullah.

According to Ismeth, many investors are interested in burying the money in the shipping industry, offshore, chemical, and electronics. By increasing investment, he projected, the value of exports from the Riau Islands will reach U.S. $ 1 billion.

Many incentives for investors who want to try in the FTZ. In addition to the release and reduction of taxation and customs, employers also enjoy incentives such as the simplification of bureaucracy nonfiskal.

Can Inflation 5%, from No Fuel Price Increase
The government does not need to change the assumption of inflation to 5.5% in the Budget 2010 changes. Therefore, the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) rate, an inflation target of 5% is set in the 2010 state budget could be achieved. Provided the government does not impose an increase in fuel price (BBM) and the basic electricity tariff (TDL).
In addition, the government also refused to throw signals and TDL fuel prices will rise. Because it will affect consumer confidence index continued on the price movement of goods and services. The statement that the government ensures there is no increase in fuel prices and the TDL in the year 2010 has been very friendly, giving comfort to the consumer behavior, said BPS chief Rusman Heriawan.

The government should also reduce prices of basic commodities, especially rice prices. If there is economic recovery and prices continue to rise, maintaining 5% inflation becomes very heavy.

Indonesia the nation may be more modern in appeal to other developing countries, if we just always called developing countries, WHEN WE WILL BE THE MODERN NATION