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Opinion 6 years ago
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Trail blazing for digital financial inclusion
Most Indonesians still lack access to financial services, meaning that they do not have bank accounts and lack opportunity to engage in broader economic activities. According to the World Bank Global Findex in 2017, the unbanked population was about 50 percent. Therefore, there is still much to do.
Business 7 years ago
'No use having electricity without internet': Sri Mulyani talks about role of digital economy
"We need to ensure that all parts of Indonesia could be connected through the internet so that the country could reap the benefits of the digital technology," Sri said during a media briefing on Tuesday.
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