Jakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesia's Investment and Downstreaming Minister Rosan Roeslani has said he is confident that the investment target of Rp1,905 trillion for the next three quarters of 2025 will be met, despite geopolitical tensions, including a trade war.

"The Ministry of Investment is quite optimistic for the next three quarters. Although we must admit that it is not easy," he said here on Tuesday.

This optimism stems from the investment commitments that are currently underway, he added.

"The most important thing for us is how the commitment can become an implementation," he said.

Of the total investment achievement in 2025, he informed, the contribution of the downstream sector to investment is predicted to reach 30 percent.

Investment realization in the first quarter of 2025 was recorded at Rp465.2 trillion, or 24.4 percent of the total investment target for this year.

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The figure showed an increase of 15.9 percent year on year and was 2.7 percent higher compared to the previous quarter.

Foreign investment accounted for Rp230.4 trillion or 49.5 percent of the total investment realization in the first quarter, while domestic investment accounted for Rp229.3 trillion or 49.3 percent.

The regions that made a large contribution to the realization of investment during the quarter were Jakarta (Rp69.8 trillion), West Java (Rp68.5 trillion), East Java (Rp36 trillion), Central Sulawesi (Rp32.7 trillion), and Banten (Rp31.1 trillion).

Roeslani further said that the investment in the first quarter enabled the absorption of 594,1044 new workers, as per his ministry's records.

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