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The Public Works and Housing (PUPR) Ministry is proposing a set of infrastructure projects worth Rp 21.7 trillion (US$1.46 billion) for private investors through a public-private partnership (PPP) scheme during a market sounding event on Wednesday.
The Office of the Coordinating Maritime Affairs and Investment Minister has vowed to continue port and coastal infrastructure development projects, including the National Capital Integrated Coastal Development (NCICD) and the Patimban seaport.
The Jakarta Post’s Farida Susanty and Mardika Parama talked online to IA executive director Seth Tan on Aug. 14 to learn more about foreign investors’ views on Indonesia’s infrastructure projects and how the pandemic affects infrastructure financing.
The government plans to provide assistance in setting up new funding schemes for infrastructure development, including more progressive PPP schemes, municipal bonds, as well as project-linked sharia sovereign bonds (SBSN), according to Brahmantio.
