Senin, Juli 15, 2019

President Jokowi to Focus on Five Sectors during Second Term of Office

On 14 July 2019, Indonesia’s recently reelected president, Joko Widodo, set out his vision and mission for his 2019 - 2024 presidential term of office. The five points of the president’s plan comprise: 1) Continued development of the country’s infrastructure, particularly large-scale projects (e.g. toll roads, railway, seaports and airports), with a focus on small-scale industries; 2) Improvement of human resources by guaranteeing the health of pregnant women and elementary-school children, as well as improvement of vocational education; 3) Investment in and promotions relating to the creation of new jobs, including faster, cleaner licensing services with reduced red tape; and 4) Structural bureaucratic reform, particularly in relation to the provision of licensing services and the elimination of comfort zones; and 5) Utilization of state revenue in focused and accurate ways which are in accordance with the above-stated goals.
President Widodo also emphasized that these outlined goals will only be realized if Indonesia is able to face the challenge of global competition with an optimist mindset. (ANT)

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On 14 July 2019, Indonesia’s recently reelected president, Joko Widodo, set out his vision and mission for his 2019 - 2024 presidential term of office. The five points of the president’s plan comprise: 1) Continued development of the country’s infrastructure, particularly large-scale projects (e.g. toll roads, railway, seaports and airports), with a focus on small-scale industries; 2) Improvement of human resources by guaranteeing the health of pregnant women and elementary-school children, as well as improvement of vocational education; 3) Investment in and promotions relating to the creation of new jobs, including faster, cleaner licensing services with reduced red tape; and 4) Structural bureaucratic reform, particularly in relation to the provision of licensing services and the elimination of comfort zones; and 5) Utilization of state revenue in focused and accurate ways which are in accordance with the above-stated goals.
President Widodo also emphasized that these outlined goals will only be realized if Indonesia is able to face the challenge of global competition with an optimist mindset. (ANT)

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