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Academia 3 years ago
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Many doubt, but Jokowi still confident in his new capital city ambitions
But with the elections in the horizon, many investors, at home and overseas, will naturally opt to wait until Indonesia chooses a new leader who is committed to realizing the capital relocation dream.
Interview 3 years ago
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A capital idea, a chicken and an egg
The head of the authority tasked with planning Indonesia's new capital offers insights into the culture of his organization as well as the challenges, opportunities and excitement surrounding the most ambitious project in the country.
Economy 3 years ago
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Alternative sources of funding for relocation of nation’s capital
The relocation of the nation’s capital to East Kalimantan will require a huge sum, some Rp 466.5 trillion (US$31.31 billion). Funds from the state budget are estimated at only Rp. 91.3 trillion, or 19.6 percent of total financing needs.
Academia 4 years ago
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Maritime security considerations for new capital city
A nuclear-powered submarine or a warship belonging to a foreign country could pass through the Makassar Strait very closely to the new capital Nusantara, even without giving prior notification to, or getting permission from, Indonesia.
