According to a press release from the Communication and Information Services of the Ministry of Finance, in Jakarta, Friday, Indrawati disclosed this in a session of investor panel discussion forum.
The panel discussion forum is one of the series of G20 meeting held in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Thursday (29/11).
In the forum, Indrawati said that Indonesia has set up various strategies to attract sustainable long-term investment.
In addition to preparing a well-designed and stable public policy, another strategy is that governments should be public institutions that are trusted with good reputation.
The finance minister added that the government must have and control the often-occurring political risks in developing countries.
"Through these three issues, the Indonesian government has designed Public Private Partnership (PPP) instruments to meet the need for infrastructure financing," said Indrawati.
She expects developing countries to replicate what Indonesia has done with these innovations.
On that occasion, Indrawati said that the Indonesian economy is in good shape and attractive for investment activity.
Economic growth was stable at 5.08 percent in quarter 3, 2018, the inflation projection during 2018 is set under 3.5 percent, as well as rising investment trends and positive impact on the economy.
However, Indonesia is still facing some global challenges and risks due to the increase in trade war and tightening of liquidity.
Reporting by Satyagraha
Editing by Andi Abdussalam
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Editor: Heru Purwanto
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