Historically, U.S. investments in Indonesia focused heavily on the mining and energy sectors. However, in the last decade, there has been a noticeable shift. U.S. investments have increasingly moved towards the digital economy, with significant interest in sectors like technology, data centers, digital platforms, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and online services. This shift is helping to support Indonesia’s ongoing economic transformation.

Nezar noted that as Indonesia continues to develop its digital economy, it is crucial to prioritize the growth of local businesses, particularly those involved in technology and digital services. This transition marks a new chapter in the country’s economic strategy, aiming for a future where innovation drives economic progress.

The Indonesian government’s push for stronger ties with the United States in the digital realm reflects broader trends in global economic development. As countries seek to navigate the digital age, fostering international partnerships and encouraging innovation will be key to achieving long-term growth and stability in an increasingly interconnected world. (Uki Ruknuddin)

 

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