Bandung City (ANTARA) - The Bandung City Government achieved third place nationally in the 2026 Integrated One-Stop Service (PTSP) Performance Assessment and the Performance of the Regional Government's Business Implementation Acceleration (PPB) at the 2026 Investment Service Award event.
Bandung Mayor Muhammad Farhan said the award, initiated by the Ministry of Investment and Downstreaming/Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), is a recognition of efforts to provide fast, easy, transparent licensing services and provide certainty for business actors.
"We want to ensure that every investor coming to Bandung receives the best possible service. The easier the licensing process and the greater the business certainty, the greater the investment opportunities," Farhan said in Bandung on Tuesday.
Farhan said the award was proof that the Bandung City Government's efforts to reform the bureaucracy and improve the quality of public services were on the right track.
He believes investment plays a strategic role in driving regional economic growth, creating jobs, and improving public welfare. Therefore, ease of doing business must continue to be a priority for local governments.
"The impact will certainly be felt directly by the community through the creation of job opportunities and increased economic activity," he said.
Farhan believes the award also motivates the Bandung City Government to continue improving and innovating its services, including through strengthening digital integration and simplifying bureaucracy.
"We won't stop here. In fact, this award is a driving force to continue improving service quality, strengthening digital integration, reducing unnecessary bureaucracy, and ensuring public services are increasingly adaptive to the needs of the public and the business world," he said.
Meanwhile, Secretary of the Ministry of Investment and Downstreaming/Principal Secretary of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), Rudy Salahuddin, explained that the performance assessment of PTSP and PPB aims to evaluate the quality of licensing services while encouraging the standardization of investment services throughout Indonesia.
The 2026 assessment involved 571 assessment objects consisting of 25 ministries/institutions and 546 local governments, covering 38 provinces, 415 districts, and 93 cities.
"The evaluation results show that there are still a number of challenges that require attention, particularly regarding strengthening the competency of human resources in licensing services," he said.
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