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View all search resultsBudget for BMW Stadium increases
The Jakarta administration has revealed that there will be a significant budget increase of around Rp 2.7 trillion (US$193.4 million) in the construction of the much-awaited soccer stadium at the BMW park in Sunter, North Jakarta.
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Heavy equipment is seen at the former BMW Park in Sunter, North Jakarta, on Dec. 19, 2017. (kompas.com/Setyo Adi)
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he Jakarta administration has revealed a significant budget increase of around Rp 2.7 trillion (US$193.4 million) for the construction of a much-awaited soccer stadium at BMW Park in Sunter, North Jakarta.
Previously, the administration estimated that the international standard stadium would require around Rp 2 trillion to build.
Jakarta Deputy Governor Sandiaga Uno said on Friday that the money would come from private parties using a scheme between local government and private parties (KPDBU).
Sandiaga further said the facility would be able to host various events, not only related to sports, but also music, for example. A three-story mosque will also be built in the stadium compound. The mosque’s ballroom will be available as a wedding venue.
The administration also has plans to build several apartment towers and hotels near the stadium.
“We will kick off construction in October this year,” Sandiaga said as quoted by kompas.com. (vny)
