BANDUNG, KOMPAS.TV - As a form of commitment to advancing national education, Integrated Taruna Nusantara High School is building a new campus in Cimahi, West Java. This step is in line with President Prabowo Subianto's vision to invest in the education sector, in order to prepare the younger generation to welcome the Golden Indonesia 2045. The construction of the campus is part of the continuity of the concept of a leading school that has been widely known in Indonesia. Scheduled to start operating since 2024, the Cimahi Campus of Taruna Nusantara High School is expected to become an educational center that produces future national leaders with character, integrity, and high competitiveness. Member of Commission V of the West Java Provincial DPRD, Andhika Surya Gumilar, who is also an alumnus of Class X of Taruna Nusantara High School Magelang, welcomed the establishment of this campus positively. "I hope that the existence of SMA Taruna Nusantara in Cimahi will be a source of inspiration and motivation for students. Hopefully they can study optimally in supportive facilities and grow into quality future leaders," said Andhika. Full Support from the Regional Government: This development is also in line with the priority program of the Governor of West Java, Kang Dedi Mulyadi, in the education sector. The government's current focus includes increasing budget allocations for the construction of new classrooms, establishing superior schools in each district, and renovating schools that need repair. Character-Based Education with the Pancawaluya Concept: Andhika emphasized the importance of character-based education through the "Kembang Karakter Pancawaluya Pendidikan Istimewa" approach. This concept aims to form a cadre of national leaders who have a national perspective, have a fighting spirit, understand the culture of the archipelago, and are able to compete at the national and international levels. Achievements and Outstanding Alumni: Since its establishment, SMA Taruna Nusantara Magelang has produced many successful graduates in various fields. Its alumni have served as TNI and Polri officers, government officials, doctors, pilots, academics, and professionals in private and state-owned companies. In addition, this school is also known for achieving various national and international achievements in academics, sports, and science and technology. With the presence of the Cimahi Campus, it is hoped that more quality young talents will be born to make Indonesia a superior nation in the future. The establishment of SMA Taruna Nusantara Cimahi Campus is an important milestone in creating a generation that is ready to face global challenges, while maintaining the noble values of the nation. [SOURCE]
Apr, 09 2025
TRIBUNJABAR.ID, BANDUNG - The West Java Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN) remains optimistic that investment value in West Java will continue to increase, even though the Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) has experienced a decline. This belief is based on the continued entry of investors into various sectors in West Java, including the construction of a new factory in Purwakarta. This was conveyed by the Chairman of the West Java Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Almer Faiq Rusyidi, at a breaking-of-the-fast event in Bandung City. According to him, fluctuating capital market conditions do not necessarily hinder investment interest, especially in the manufacturing, infrastructure, and creative industry sectors that continue to grow rapidly in this region. "Investors still see West Java as a potential area. One proof is the construction of a new factory in Purwakarta, which shows the business world's confidence in the investment climate here," said Almer. He also emphasized that factors such as continuously improving infrastructure, pro-investment local government policies, and competitive human resources are the main attractions for investors. In addition, digitalization in the economic sector also increases efficiency and ease in investing in West Java. In the future, KADIN Jabar is committed to continuing to collaborate with the government and business actors to create a conducive investment ecosystem. "We will continue to support policies that accelerate investment, so that West Java remains a prime destination for investors, both domestic and foreign," he added. With this positive trend, it is hoped that West Java can continue to be the driving force of national economic growth, while also providing a broader impact on people's welfare. [SOURCE]
Apr, 09 2025
POJOKSATU.ID — Bank Indonesia (BI) projects that the West Java economy in 2025 will grow better than in 2024, with a growth target of 4.7% to 5.5% (year on year/yoy). This optimism is supported by the global economic recovery and the strengthening of the domestic economy which is expected to continue. Head of the West Java Bank Indonesia Representative Office, Muhammad Nur, stated that this positive projection was driven by several key factors. One of them is the increase in people's purchasing power along with the increase in the West Java Provincial Minimum Wage (UMP). In addition, private investment is also expected to increase with an investment target of IDR 270 trillion in 2025. "Public optimism and increased private investment are the main driving forces for the West Java economy. We hope that this target can be achieved while maintaining price stability and encouraging new sources of economic growth," said Muhammad Nur when met in Bandung. However, Muhammad Nur emphasized that West Java also faces major challenges, especially related to the transition of national leadership. The central government's policy within the framework of the "Asta Cita" vision promoted by the new government has the potential to affect the flow of funds to the regions, given the increasingly limited fiscal space. "Strong synergy is needed between regional and central governments so that the economic policies taken can have a real impact on the regional economy. In addition, maintaining people's purchasing power, especially the lower middle class, is a priority so that economic recovery can be sustainable," explained Muhammad Nur. Another challenge is the still high dependence on imports and the normalization of the fiscal budget after the 2024 political year. For this reason, West Java is expected to strengthen the processing industry, agriculture, and export sectors by taking advantage of improvements in international trade relations with the United States and European countries. "Efforts to reduce dependence on imports and increase domestic industrial productivity continue to be made. This is important so that the West Java economy remains resilient in the face of global uncertainty," added Muhammad Nur. As part of the vision of "Special West Java 2025-2029" in order to move towards "Most Advanced West Java 2045", Bank Indonesia supports a mix of monetary, macroprudential, and payment system policies to maintain economic stability. "BI is ready to support synergy with all stakeholders in West Java. We hope that economic growth can continue in a sustainable and inclusive manner," concluded Muhammad Nur. With optimism and readiness to face challenges, the West Java economy is expected to grow more solidly in 2025, providing benefits to the wider community and strengthening regional competitiveness at the national and global levels.*** [SOURCE]
Apr, 09 2025
The Directorate of Textile, Leather, and Footwear Industry of the Ministry of Industry (Kemenperin) noted that throughout January-March 2025, it had issued Business Certificates (SKU) for four textile and apparel industries. The total investment reached IDR 304.43 billion, which is estimated to absorb 1,907 workers. The textile, apparel, and footwear industry continues to show positive performance, in line with its role as a priority sector in the 2025–2045 National Long-Term Development Plan (RPJPN). The government is committed to encouraging the growth of this industry in order to strengthen national competitiveness and create extensive employment opportunities. The latest data shows that in 2024, the growth of the textile, apparel, and leather and leather goods industries reached 0.09 percent, 5.78 percent, and 6.83 percent, respectively. This solid performance is also supported by a significant increase in investment, both from Foreign Investors (PMA) and Domestic Investors (PMDN). In 2023, total investment in this sector will reach IDR 29.92 trillion, while in 2024 it will increase sharply by 31.1 percent to IDR 39.21 trillion. "This increase in investment reflects investor confidence in the prospects of the textile, apparel, and footwear industry in Indonesia. Especially in the apparel industry, which is a labor-intensive industry, investment has increased drastically from IDR 4.53 trillion in 2023 to IDR 10.20 trillion in 2024, an increase of 124.9 percent," said Director of the Textile, Leather, and Footwear Industry, Ministry of Industry (Kemenperin) Rizky Aditya Wijaya in his statement, Monday (17/3). With Indonesia's large population, reaching 281.6 million people (BPS, 2024), the prospects for the textile and footwear industry remain promising. The average per capita expenditure of Indonesians for clothing, footwear, and headgear in the period March 2020–March 2024 reached IDR 35,457 per month. Thus, the potential domestic market is estimated to reach IDR 119.82 trillion. In addition, export opportunities are also increasingly wide open. The new tariff policy implemented by the United States against Canada, Mexico, and the People's Republic of China (PRC) is a strategic momentum for Indonesia to expand its market share in Uncle Sam's country. In 2024, total imports of apparel and footwear from the United States reached USD 138.19 billion, of which the PRC dominated with a value of USD 38.04 billion (29.2 percent). Meanwhile, Indonesia's exports to the United States in the same year reached USD 7.11 billion or around 5.5 percent of total US imports. "Indonesia recorded a growth in apparel and footwear exports to the United States of 7.5 percent from USD 6.61 billion in 2023 to USD 7.11 billion in 2024. With the change in tariff policy in the US, our export opportunities are getting bigger, and this is an opportunity for the national industry to increase competitiveness in the global market," he added. Seeing the great potential in both domestic and international markets, the Ministry of Industry continues to strive to strengthen the textile and footwear industry ecosystem through various strategic policies. Several steps that are being taken include increasing production efficiency, adopting environmentally friendly technology, and supporting the expansion of export markets. With full support from the government and the commitment of industry players, the textile, apparel, and footwear sector in Indonesia is ready to continue to grow, create jobs, and strengthen its position as a major player in the global industrial arena. [SOURCE]
Apr, 09 2025
BANDUNG, KOMPAS.com – The West Java Indonesian Employers Association (Apindo) emphasized the importance of security for the business world as a major factor in maintaining the investment climate in West Java. Apindo West Java Chairperson, Ning Wahyu, assessed that the commitment of West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi in eradicating thuggery and mass organizations that disrupt the business world can prevent potential layoffs (PHK) due to investors leaving. "Security in business will protect investment in West Java, which also means protecting employees to continue working and avoid potential layoffs (PHK), as well as protecting the community around the company that has a business as a multiplier effect from investment," said Ning in his release, Friday (28/2/2025). West Java Records Highest Unemployment Rate Ning revealed that West Java currently has 1.76 million unemployed, or around 23.7 percent of the total national unemployment. This figure makes West Java the province with the highest unemployment rate in Indonesia. He emphasized that security stability greatly influences the sustainability of investment and job availability. “Currently, West Java has 1.76 million unemployed or 23.7 percent of the national figure and is the highest in Indonesia. Therefore, it is important to ensure that no more workers are laid off due to investment leaving West Java. Efforts are needed to create more new jobs by improving the investment climate, one of which is through guarantees of business security,” he added. Dedi Mulyadi's Firmness Guarantees Business Security According to Ning, West Java needs a leader who is brave and firm in enforcing the law and creating a conducive business climate. He considered Governor Dedi Mulyadi as a figure who is committed to maintaining regional economic stability. "Since he took office, Kang Dedi has shown the firmness needed by the business world to ensure that investment in West Java can run smoothly without interference from irresponsible parties," he said. Dedi's concrete steps in preparing an action plan to eradicate thuggery are considered a strong commitment to creating a safer and more stable business environment for business actors. Ning hopes that with the firm policies of the regional government, West Java can become a more investor-friendly region. With increased investment, it is hoped that the number of layoffs can be reduced and new job opportunities will be more open to the community. [SOURCE]
Apr, 09 2025
BOGOR, investor.id – President Prabowo Subianto revealed that the government is committed to continuing the downstreaming program initiated by the 7th President of the Republic of Indonesia, Joko Widodo. A total of 15 megaprojects will begin in 2025 with a jumbo value. “The program initiated by Mr. Jokowi, we will continue our downstreaming, we will realize it. We will start this year. This year, at least 15 projects, megaprojects worth billions of dollars,” said Prabowo in his remarks at the 17th Anniversary of the Gerindra Party at the Sentul International Convention Center (SICC), Bogor, Saturday, (2/15/2025). Prabowo stated that the 15 megaprojects will be carried out without begging for investment from foreigners. However, the government is still open to opportunities if foreign investors are interested. “We will start without begging for investment from abroad. We will realize Bung Karno's ideals: standing on our own two feet. We will not beg,” he said. "There are those who come from outside, we say, please. You want to enter Indonesia, we are open. But we will not beg. We will rise with our own strength," he added. On the other hand, the government will launch an Indonesian investment management agency called Daya Anagata Nusantara (Danantara) on February 24, 2025. "On February 24, nine days from now, we will launch an Indonesian investment fund that I named Danantara," he added. Investment Value of IDR 2,000 T Finally, Prabowo asked former presidents, Joko Widodo, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY), Megawati Soekarnoputri and religious organizations to participate in supervising Danantara because it has state assets. "And we must guard this together. Therefore, I ask all presidents before me to be willing to participate as supervisors in this fund. I also think, if necessary, the NU leadership, Muhammadiyah leadership, perhaps leaders from KWI and some others, also help supervise so that this is the people's money, this is the money of our children and grandchildren," he concluded. Previously, the Indonesian government through the Task Force for the Acceleration of Downstreaming and National Energy Resilience had mapped out a number of downstream projects. These projects will soon be offered to a number of investors. Deputy Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) Yuliot Tanjung revealed that there are approximately 35 downstream projects from a number of sectors. Meanwhile, the value of the project is approximately US$ 123.8 billion or around Rp 2,012 trillion (assuming Rp 16,260 per US dollar). "The Task Force has identified and prepared 35 projects with a value of around US$ 123.8 billion. It is still being prepared and consulted with ministries/institutions," said Yuliot when met at the ESDM Ministry Office, Jakarta, Friday (2/14/2025). [SOURCE]
Apr, 09 2025
Most of the PMA PMDN investment projects are also located in the northern part of West Java. DARA | The West Java Provincial Government through the Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Office (DPMPTSP) has important notes so that the investment climate can remain healthy. Head of DPMPTSP West Java, Dedi Taufik said, since being inaugurated at the end of March, he has conducted analysis and mapping of investment potential. The leading sectors are still in industrial manufacturing, electronic textiles, automotive. Then, the tourism industry, creative economy, agriculture, plantations and fisheries to renewable energy. Infrastructure and property are also included in this category. Then, there is also a mapping of strategic areas such as special economic zones and priority areas. "The results of the analysis that has been carried out, investment regulations and incentives are needed, such as the ease of licensing that already exists, but must be made better. Then, tax incentives for strategic industries," explained Dedi. "Ownership of industrial land must also be facilitated so as not to violate applicable regulations, including the development of supporting infrastructure. Digitalization and smart investment in big cities must be sharpened," he continued. The next job is to create a marketing strategy and investment promotion so that West Java will be even more superior. Efforts to build the image of West Java as a potential area for investment require partnerships and collaboration. Dedi Taufik said that the West Java Provincial Government is targeting investment to reach IDR 270 trillion in order to encourage provincial economic growth of 5.6 percent in 2025. West Java's investment achievement in 2024 amounted to IDR 251.14 trillion, successfully absorbing around 383,000 workers. For this reason, efforts are needed to increase human resource capacity to meet investor needs. West Java's 2024 investment is still the highest nationally. With a total investment of IDR 251.14 trillion, the achievement increased by 19.24 percent from the previous year. Investment realization consists of foreign investment (PMA) of IDR 149.5 trillion and domestic investment (PMDN) of IDR 101.54 trillion. Investment is centered in five districts/cities, four of which are in the northern region with an investment portion of 75 percent of the total investment in West Java. Labor absorption from PMA PMDN investment is relatively spread out. Most PMA PMDN investment projects are also in northern West Java. Another thing that must be the focus is improving the quality of the workforce that is in accordance with the needs of the world of work in various sectors, such as the automotive industry. "Educational syllabus such as in vocational schools must be directed towards the development and needs of industry. So, they are ready to be absorbed, because the needs (of the workforce) requested by investors are also specific," explained Dedi "PMDN (Domestic Investment) must also be maintained, including those that are already running," said Dedi Taufik. The Ciayumajakuning area will also continue to be boosted to become a favorite investment destination in West Java because it has extensive land and complete infrastructure support. [SOURCE]
Apr, 08 2025
STRATEGINEWS.id, Jakarta – West Java Governor, Dedi Mulyadi, has shown quick steps or “stepping on the gas” in revealing a strategic plan to build the West Java economy after Lebaran 2025. Through his social media uploads, Dedi emphasized the importance of encouraging investment and accelerating the licensing process. “One is to encourage investment to run quickly. The licensing process should not be convoluted, I have proven it today that I always provide advocacy,” said Dedi Dedi gave an example of the advocacy carried out in the construction process of the BYD company in Subang, which is expected to absorb between 16,000 and 18,000 workers. As a regional head who has a vision for the future of developing West Java, Dedi is committed to resolving issues related to land acquisition in the Subang industrial area that are hampered by brokering practices "There are only a few issues such as land acquisition in the industrial area in Subang which is still hampered by brokering practices, people enjoy huge profits from land brokering. I will handle and complete that in April," he said. In addition to investment, Dedi also emphasized the importance of post-Eid infrastructure development, which includes roads, irrigation, schools, electricity networks for the poor, and houses for the poor. The total funds needed for this development are estimated to be more than IDR 5 trillion. "This development will certainly have an impact on increasing opportunities for people to work, especially informal sector workers who dominate the economic management system in West Java," he explained. Regarding the recruitment of workers in West Java, Dedi encouraged an online-based job application system so that there would be no more queues of job applicants. According to him, companies that need workers can directly access the job exchange prepared by the West Java Provincial Government. "Later, those who have the skills will just be called. Then after being accepted, they will take care of the requirements, not taking care of the application requirements that may not be accepted. So that everything will run smoothly," he added. Dedi reminded the importance of creating a conducive environment for entrepreneurs by reducing interference from officials, mass organizations, NGOs, or thugs. To attract investment, he is also committed to providing various investment relief so that investors feel appreciated when investing in West Java. "Because they provide jobs," he said. Take firm action in various sectors Dedi Mulyadi, who was inaugurated on February 20, 2025, immediately took firm action in various sectors. One of his focuses is budget efficiency, such as cutting West Java's APBD spending by IDR 6 trillion the day after his inauguration. The funds from this efficiency were diverted to more useful programs, such as the construction of high school classrooms, the budget for which was increased from IDR 60 billion to IDR 1.2 trillion. This step shows his commitment to strengthening basic infrastructure, which is an important foundation for economic growth. Some of the initial policies and visions that he has conveyed provide an overview of the direction that will be taken to drive the West Java economy. In addition, Dedi emphasized the importance of the agricultural sector as the backbone of the West Java economy. He once expressed his desire for farmers to get decent profits, by encouraging Bulog to buy grain directly from farmers at an ideal price, around IDR 900 thousand per quintal, and building standard warehouses to maintain the quality of rice. Post-Lebaran, which is usually a transition period after a long holiday, Dedi seems to be using this momentum to strengthen food security and support the productivity of the agricultural sector, which is crucial for the local economy. In terms of spatial planning and the environment, Dedi also plans to rearrange areas such as Puncak Bogor to prevent disasters and support sustainable tourism. Policies such as banning public transportation on the Puncak route during the Lebaran holiday and evaluating tourism projects such as Eiger Camp show his attention to traffic management and ecosystem preservation, which indirectly impacts the attractiveness of investment and the regional economy. With the "step on the gas" approach that he has shown since he took office, he is trying to make West Java the locomotive of the Indonesian economy, in line with the support that was conveyed by local entrepreneurs such as TB Nasrul Ibnu HR in September 2024. The next concrete steps are expected to be clearer after he holds a strategic meeting with the ranks of the West Java Provincial Government and his advisors, such as Ignasius Jonan and Susi Pudjiastuti, whom he has collaborated with to accelerate development. [SOURCE]
Apr, 08 2025
In just 20 minutes, West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi demonstrated fast, solution-oriented, and visionary leadership by resolving various investment issues faced by BYD, one of the world's largest electric car and battery manufacturers. His move emphasized that an efficient and responsive bureaucracy can be a major catalyst for regional economic growth. "We do not want investment to be hampered by complicated bureaucracy. Every problem must be resolved quickly and accurately," Dedi Mulyadi emphasized in the meeting. This statement strengthens the West Java Provincial Government's commitment to creating a stable and progressive investment climate through fast, responsive policies that favor the interests of the community and investors. Government Commitment to Ensuring Investment Security and Comfort In a meeting attended by regional officials and stakeholders, Dedi Mulyadi emphasized that the government will protect investment in West Java, not only in terms of security but also comfort. As concrete evidence, the West Java Provincial Government has prepared funds of IDR 40 billion to guarantee the security of investors. "We want to ensure that investment in West Java is not only safe, but also comfortable for local entrepreneurs and workers," said Dedi Mulyadi. In addition, the government also ensures the improvement of supporting infrastructure, including road networks to investment locations, for the smooth operation of the industry. Quick Solution to Infrastructure and Accessibility Constraints One of the main challenges in BYD's investment in Subang is the limited access of toll roads to the Subang Smartpolitan industrial area. Representatives from the area management proposed the construction of temporary access at KM 88 of the Cipali Toll Road to accelerate connectivity to Patimban Port. Dedi Mulyadi immediately took concrete steps by contacting the Ministry of Public Works (PU). In a short time, he requested direct approval from the ministry for the construction of temporary access. The Minister of PU responded positively, and a technical meeting between the local government and the ministry was scheduled for next Monday to accelerate the licensing process and project implementation. "We will ensure that this project runs smoothly, because good connectivity is crucial for industrial growth in West Java," said Dedi Mulyadi. This quick step shows the effectiveness of cross-sector coordination in supporting investment in West Java, proving that the government's commitment to infrastructure and connectivity is not just talk, but real action that can be executed efficiently. Job Opportunities for 18,000 Local Workers BYD's investment in Subang opens up job opportunities for 18,000 workers. To ensure the readiness of the workforce, the provincial and district governments will conduct digital-based workforce data collection in each village, especially around the investment location. In addition, prospective workers will be given military discipline-based training to improve work ethic and professionalism. Governor Dedi Mulyadi emphasized that all training costs will be borne by the provincial and district governments as a form of long-term investment in building a quality workforce. With this approach, it is hoped that the West Java workforce will be able to compete not only at the national level, but also in the global market. Effective Resolution of Land Acquisition Problems Land acquisition problems are often an obstacle in investment development. Dedi Mulyadi emphasized that land acquisition must be carried out directly between land owners and investors, without going through intermediaries or brokers who often cause land prices to skyrocket unreasonably. As a solution, the government offers several options, including relocation to areas that have been prepared with adequate facilities such as housing, access to education, and employment. This approach ensures that affected communities continue to benefit from this investment project without losing their right to economic welfare. West Java: A Competitive Investment Destination The success in resolving various investment obstacles in just 20 minutes is real proof of the effectiveness of Dedi Mulyadi's leadership. "The government must be present as a solution, not an obstacle. If there are investment problems, we must resolve them quickly and appropriately," said Dedi Mulyadi. With firm, proactive policies that favor the interests of the community, West Java is increasingly strengthening its position as a competitive and conducive investment destination. The commitment to providing convenience for investors, accelerating the licensing process, and ensuring the welfare of local workers makes West Java a model for investment management in Indonesia. With well-managed investment, West Java will not only become an industrial destination, but also a center for innovation and sustainable economic growth. With this approach, regional economic growth is expected to be increasingly rapid, creating jobs, and improving the welfare of the community at large. (SOURCE)
Apr, 08 2025
LENGKONG, AYOBANDUNG.COM – Governor Dedi Mulyadi is all smiles because the 206.65 km toll road with the largest investment value of IDR 56 trillion will soon be present. With a very large investment value of up to IDR 56 trillion, it is not surprising that this toll road was once included as a PSN (National Strategic Project) during the Jokowi administration. However, the longest toll road connecting West Java and Central Java is no longer included in the National Strategic Project during Prabowo's leadership in 2025. Although its construction is no longer included in the PSN, the government continues to ensure that its progress continues even though there is no more acceleration. The toll road in question is the Getaci Toll Road (Gedebage-Tasikmalaya-Cilacap) which will be built along 206.65 km. Its length, which reaches hundreds of kilometers, makes it predicted to be the longest toll road in Indonesia. In fact, the very large budget reaching IDR 56 trillion has made the government implement a cooperation scheme in order to obtain development support. The construction of the Getaci Toll Road will be carried out in four sections as follows. Section 1 Junction Gedebage-North Garut with a length of 45.20 kilometers Section 2 North Garut-Tasikmalaya 50.32 kilometers Section 3 Tasikmalaya-Patimuan 76.78 kilometers Section 4 Patimuan-Cilacap 34.35 kilometers Previously, the BUMN-Private Consortium PT Jasa Marga Gedebage Cilacap had won the tender for this largest project in Indonesia. Among them are PT Jasa Marga (Persero) Tbk, Partnership PT Daya Mulia Turangga-Gama Group-PT Jasa Sarana, PT Waskita Karya (Persero) Tbk, PT PP (Persero) Tbk, to PT Wijaya Karya (Persero) Tbk. Unfortunately, the restructuring problem by one of the Toll Road Business Entities (BUJT) from the BUMN Consortium has been postponed, causing the Getaci Toll project to be re-auctioned This is the reason why the government agreed to build the Getaci Toll Road in stages through a re-auction process after failing twice to get investors A cooperation scheme was built between the PUPR Ministry and the Government through Business Entities (KPBU) in order to attract investors so that construction can begin in 2025. The construction of the first section is carried out along 45.20 kilometers and is currently in the land acquisition stage in Garut Regency. A total of IDR 37.14 trillion will be spent for the progress of the construction of this first section. At least, 37 villages in 15 sub-districts in Garut Regency are affected by the construction of the first section of the Getaci Toll Road, here is the list. 1. Kadungora District Hegarsari Village Talagasari Village Mandalasari Village Karangmulya Village Karangtengah Village 2. Leuwigoong District Margacinta Village 3. Garut City District Sukanegla Village Cimuncang Village Kota Kulon Village Margawati Village 4. Leles District Kandang Mukti Village Leles Village Cangkuang Village Margaluyu Village Sukarame Village 5. Karangpawitan District Mekarsari Village Lengkong Jaya Village Jatisari Village Karangmulya Village Suci Village Lebakjaya Village Tanjungsari Village Lebak Agung Village 6. Banyuresmi District Sukakarya Village Sukalaksana Village Sukamukti Village Sukaratu Village Pamekarsari Sukasenang Village 7. Cilawu District Ngamplangsari Village Ngamplang Village Pasanggrahan Village Cilawu Village Karyamekar Village Dayeuhmanggung Village Sukatani Village Sukamaju Village This is information about the toll road that failed to be auctioned twice but was still built in West Java, with a length of 206.65 km with an investment value of IDR 56 trillion, led by Governor Dedi Mulyadi.*** (SOURCE)
Apr, 08 2025
KLIKNUSAE.com – West Java Governor, Dedi Mulyadi, emphasized his commitment to ensuring investment security in the province. He conveyed this when he met with Mardigu Wowiek Prasantyo or better known as Bossman Mardigu, recently. In a podcast with Mardigu, Dedi stated that the regional government will allocate a special budget to ensure investors. This is to provide a sense of security and comfort in investing in West Java. "We want to ensure that West Java becomes a conducive investment destination. Therefore, we will spend money to improve security. As well as preparing infrastructure that makes it easier for investors to run their businesses," said Dedi. In addition to ensuring security, the Governor also highlighted employment issues. Especially the practice of extortion in the employee recruitment process in factories. He emphasized that the provincial government will ensure that every citizen who applies for work is not charged any fees in any form. "We must not burden the community with additional costs when applying for work. I ensure that companies operating in West Java must follow this rule. There must be no extortion that burdens job seekers," he said. Dedi also revealed plans for infrastructure development and improvement to facilitate economic and industrial activities in West Java. The government will build and repair roads, provide better transportation access. And improve basic utility networks such as electricity and clean water. This step is expected to increase the attractiveness of West Java as an investment location and create more jobs for local people. "We want to show that West Java is a safe, comfortable, and profitable place for investors. With this policy, I am sure our economic growth will be even faster," he said. According to him, investment security is important so that West Java can develop faster. *** (SOURCE)
Apr, 08 2025
LENGKONG, AYOBANDUNG.COM -- The new toll road in West Java has officially opened. This new toll road is a direct access to the Bogor Outer Ring Road (BORR) Toll Road through the One Central Business District (OCBD) area. This toll road can also increase the capacity of the Bogor Highway Intersection - Jalan Sholeh Iskandar - BORR Toll Road on the Kedung Halang On Ramp, known as Zero Kilometer From Toll Road. This toll road exists because of the cooperation of the Bogor City Government, PT Olympic Bangun Persada, and PT Marga Sarana Jabar. The BORR Toll Road has been built since August 2023 and can finally be passed starting in March 2025. This West Java Toll Road is 11.4 km long. The benefits of this toll road are an alternative road to reduce congestion in Bogor City which can facilitate community movement and improve the economic level of Bogor City as part of the Jabodetabekpunjur Metropolitan Area. Behind these extraordinary benefits, the BORR Toll Road has an investment value of up to IDR 2.05 trillion. Previously, it should be noted that during the construction of the BORR Toll Road, 100 trees were cut down for the sake of smooth construction. To replace the trees that have been cut down, PT Marga Sarana Jabar (MSJ), as a subsidiary of PT Jasa Marga (Persero) Tbk. which manages the Bogor Outer Ring Road (BORR) toll road, planted 1,000 trees. This tree planting is also a follow-up to the collaboration between Jasa Marga and PT Olympic Bangun Persada (OBP) to develop the BORR toll road corridor area, especially around the Bogor OCBD Area Planting 1,000 trees along the BORR toll road is also a government commitment to beautify the scenery. This is the information that can be conveyed, hopefully useful.*** (SOURCE)
Apr, 08 2025
ORTALJABAR, BANDUNG CITY - Taking place at the West Java DPRD Building, a joint commitment was signed between the Governor of West Java, the Chairman of the West Java DPRD, Pangdam III Siliwangi, Pangdam Jaya, the West Java Police Chief, the West Java High Prosecutor's Office, and the Metro Jaya Police Chief regarding the synergy in eradicating thuggery in West Java, on February 21. The Chairperson of the West Java Indonesian Employers Association (APINDO) Ning Wahyu Astutik appreciated and fully supported the steps of the Governor of West Java Dedi Mulyadi, in creating a safe and conducive environment for the business world by eradicating mass organizations that disrupt business activities. "This commitment is a breath of fresh air for business actors who have been facing disruptions from mass organizations, both in industrial areas and industries outside the area," he said, Thursday (27/2/2025). The Head of APINDO Jabar believes that Dedi Mulyadi's commitment to members of thugs and mass organizations that hinder the business world will have a positive impact on the investment climate in West Java, especially the guarantee of security in its efforts. So that it can increase investor confidence to invest in West Java. Security in business will protect investment in West Java, which also means protecting employees to continue working and avoid potential layoffs (PHK), as well as protecting the community around the company that has a business as a multiplier effect from the investment. Ning said that currently West Java has 1.76 million unemployed or 23.7 percent of the national and is the highest in Indonesia. Therefore, it is important to ensure that no more workers become victims of layoffs due to the departure of investment from West Java. On the contrary, efforts are needed to create more new jobs by improving the investment climate, one of which is through guarantees of business security. (SOURCE)
Apr, 08 2025
KOMPAS.com - West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi received a visit from the Chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin), Anindya Bakrie, along with his management, including Jayabaya and Erwin Aksa. This meeting discussed a joint commitment to building a better investment climate in West Java. "We as representatives of the people of West Java are very happy with the arrival of the Chairman of Kadin. We are all committed to building an investment climate in West Java," said Dedi Mulyadi in a video uploaded on social media and reconfirmed by Kompas.com, Friday (3/21/2025). Dedi said, to create a good investment climate, his party will take various steps. Among them are eliminating investment levies, eradicating thuggery or zero thuggery, building infrastructure, creating a good employment system, and encouraging entrepreneurs to care more about the environment and the welfare of their employees, including not being late in paying THR. "West Java must be zero thuggery," said Dedi Mulyadi. Dedi also added that he had provided a special policy related to THR for West Java residents. "For me, I have given THR in the form of eliminating vehicle tax arrears," he said. Meanwhile, Kadin General Chair Anindya Bakrie emphasized the importance of West Java's role in the national economy. "West Java can be said to be a barometer for Indonesia. We came here to meet the Governor to ask for input on how Kadin can continue to support West Java, and West Java can provide support for Indonesia," said Anindya. He is also optimistic that if all goes well, economic growth can reach the national target. "I am quite confident that if everything goes well, the economy can grow 8 percent as the President hopes," he added. Dedi Mulyadi closed the meeting with one important note. "All development targets can be achieved if we live in harmony. Kadin is an entrepreneur organization, so everyone must be in harmony," said Dedi, who implicitly alluded to the dualism of leadership within Kadin. [SOURCE]
Mar, 21 2025
RADAR JABAR - The Sukabumi City Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Agency (DPMPTSP) stated that the investment value during January and February grew quite well, reaching around IDR190 billion. Head of Investment Division of Sukabumi City DPMPTSP, Teten Agus Sugihan explained, based on Online Single Submission (OSS) data, the investment value in January reached IDR94,344,897,446,000 brought by 650 companies, consisting of 5 large companies, 150 small companies, 2 medium companies and 493 micro companies. "Meanwhile, in February the investment value that came in was IDR90,827,137,434. This value was contributed by investment from 49 small companies and one medium-scale company. Meanwhile, micro businesses increased by 583 companies," Teten explained to reporters, Wednesday (19/3). Teten asserted, if you look at the existing data, the rate of investment and PMDN can be said to be growing well and positively. Although in terms of geography, Sukabumi City only has an area of 48.33 square kilometers, DPMPTSP is still trying to introduce investment potential. "Alhamdulillah, if we look at the existing data, the investment rate in Sukabumi City is currently quite good," he said. According to him, the Sukabumi City DPMPTSP is targeting an investment value of 1.5 trillion this year. Therefore, there needs to be good cooperation with all elements. "The business sectors that have the potential to develop include property, hospitality and culinary businesses," he said. He is optimistic that with various efforts made, the target investment value can be realized up to 100 percent and the results can even exceed the target that has been set. "Hopefully, with various efforts made, it can produce significant results," he concluded. (Bam) [SOURCE]
Mar, 21 2025
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