AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHaze and Accountability: West Kalimantan residents have taken the government to court over fires burning for more than three months, alleging failures in prevention and response. Smoke has prompted Malaysia to close schools for about two million students and pushed Singapore’s air quality into unhealthy territory. Markets and Public Finance: State fund Danantara says it may buy Indonesian stocks during temporary selloffs if prices are attractive, and could invest another US$1 billion by year-end. Non-tax state revenue rose 41.7% to Rp492.3 trillion through September, helped by central-bank surplus transfers, forest fines and higher commodity prices. Tourism: Indonesia rose to 23rd in the World Economic Forum’s 2026 travel index. Tourism investment jumped 56% in 2025 to Rp73.56 trillion, though the government says safety, infrastructure, hygiene and digital readiness need work. Industry and Nusantara: Airbus, AirNav Indonesia and ITB are partnering on training and research to strengthen Indonesia’s aerospace sector. Nusantara will host the Borneo Economic Forum in 2027, aimed at attracting investment and building cross-border business ties.
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