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View all search resultsGovt. to finish revised strategic project list next week
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Commuters drive past an overpass being constructed in Palembang, South Sumatra. The government is finalizing its revised list of strategic infrastructure projects nationwide. (Antara/Feny Selly)
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he government expects to finish the revised list of national strategic projects next week, a move that will help speed up the country's infrastructure development.
Currently, there are 225 priority infrastructure projects included in presidential regulation No. 3/2016, covering toll roads, railways, airports, seaports and power plants, among others.
"We have scheduled the ministerial meeting next week to decide the matter," the program director of the Committee for the Acceleration of Priority Infrastructure Development (KPPIP), Rainier Haryanto, said by text message on Wednesday.
So far, 100 projects had been proposed for inclusion to the list, but not all of them would be eligible, he added.
(Read also: More than half of strategic projects remain in doldrums)
Previously, officials from Industry Ministry, Transportation Ministry, as well as Public Works and Public Housing Ministry, suggested several projects proposed as national strategic projects.
The Industry Ministry, for instance, has proposed the mid-haul aircraft construction project, while the Transportation Ministry came up with Benoa Port in Bali and Syamsudin Noor Airport in Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan. (lnd)
