PERANG TARIF TRUMP BERBALIK, PRABOWO PUNYA STRATEGI JITU! Ekonomi Indonesia Akan Naik Drastis

Summary

The video discusses Indonesia's economic strategies under President Prabowo Subianto, focusing on initiatives to strengthen the country's economy. Key measures include budget cuts in various ministries, redirecting funds to priority programs like food security and energy independence, and improving logistics. Prabowo's government is also enhancing economic partnerships with BRICS countries, particularly India, and implementing policies to increase domestic purchasing power and create jobs. Despite global uncertainties, Prabowo remains optimistic about Indonesia's growth, aiming for a 5.2% economic increase in 2025, with long-term goals of 8% within five years.

Takeaways

• 😀 Indonesia is focusing on achieving food security and energy independence, especially in the context of global trade tensions and the strengthening rupiah.
• 😀 The Indonesian economy is projected to grow by 5.2% in 2025, despite uncertain global economic conditions.
• 😀 President Prabowo Subianto has made significant budget cuts across several ministries and agencies, including an 80% reduction in the Ministry of Public Works and Housing (PUPR) budget.
• 😀 The savings from budget cuts are being redirected to strategic programs such as free nutritious meals and food security initiatives.
• 😀 Strengthening cooperation with BRICS countries, particularly India, is a key part of Indonesia's strategy to enhance its economic growth.
• 😀 The government has implemented measures to boost the purchasing power of citizens, including a 6.5% increase in the provincial minimum wage and economic stimulus programs.
• 😀 President Prabowo’s administration plans to eliminate bad debts for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to support economic recovery.
• 😀 The Indonesian government is developing a National Logistics Ecosystem (NLI) platform to improve the efficiency of the logistics sector and prevent corruption.
• 😀 Collaboration with India on digital technology and AI is being prioritized, with plans to strengthen the digital infrastructure and e-commerce ecosystems between the two countries.
• 😀 The government is working on fiscal strategies to address the rising debt-to-GDP ratio, focusing on optimizing tax revenue and diversifying income sources.

Q & A

What are the key goals of Indonesia's economic strategy under President Prabowo Subianto?

The key goals include achieving economic growth of 5.2% in 2025, improving food security and energy independence through swasembada (self-sufficiency), reducing government spending to prioritize strategic programs, and enhancing economic cooperation with BRICS countries, particularly India.

What is the significance of the 2025 budget cuts in Indonesia's government agencies?

The budget cuts, amounting to IDR 360 trillion, target various ministries and agencies, with the Ministry of Public Works and Housing (PUPR) facing the largest reduction (80%). The savings will be redirected to priority programs aimed at boosting economic growth, including a free nutritious food program.

How does President Prabowo Subianto plan to improve the quality of life for Indonesians?

Prabowo's government plans to improve quality of life by allocating funds saved from budget cuts to programs such as free nutritious food for the population, strengthening food security, and supporting industrial downstreaming (hilirisasi) to increase domestic production.

How does Indonesia's cooperation with BRICS contribute to its economic strategy?

By increasing cooperation with BRICS countries, especially India, Indonesia aims to accelerate economic growth. India’s impressive economic growth over the past decade serves as a model, and this partnership is expected to boost trade, technology, and infrastructure development.

What measures are being taken to support businesses and consumers in Indonesia?

The government is supporting businesses and consumers through measures like raising the provincial minimum wage by 6.5%, providing economic stimulus packages, extending debt relief for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), and offering food aid to lower-income households.

What is the National Logistics Ecosystem (NLI), and why is it important?

The NLI is a digital platform designed to streamline logistics processes in Indonesia, allowing better coordination among logistics companies and government agencies. It aims to reduce costs, prevent corruption, and improve the efficiency of logistics from ports to factories or warehouses.

How is the NLI expected to improve Indonesia’s economic landscape?

The NLI will improve Indonesia's economy by enhancing logistics efficiency, lowering costs, and boosting competitiveness. It will facilitate smoother and more transparent supply chains, ultimately contributing to improved trade and economic performance.

What challenges could Indonesia face in achieving its economic growth targets?

Challenges include managing fiscal sustainability, as Indonesia’s public debt ratio is projected to reach 50% of GDP, and addressing a decreasing tax ratio. These factors may limit the government’s ability to execute key programs. Additionally, external economic uncertainties, like potential trade wars, could impact growth.

What is Indonesia’s strategy for dealing with the potential impact of the US-China trade war?

Indonesia plans to mitigate the impact of the US-China trade war by diversifying its export markets, particularly through partnerships with BRICS and G7 countries, and by carefully selecting imported goods. It will also encourage private investment in the US and optimize trade agreements to maintain favorable conditions.

How does the government plan to improve the digital infrastructure and technology ecosystem in Indonesia?

The government plans to enhance digital infrastructure by collaborating with India on AI, IoT, and public digital identity systems. The focus will be on building a strong digital ecosystem that supports business, improves digital skills, and fosters innovation in technology and digital services.