Jakarta - Regional Secretary of West Java Province (Sekdaprov Jabar) Herman Suryatman encourages investment in West Java to have a direct impact on the welfare of citizens. Herman also hopes that the absorption of investment in West Java can improve human development indicators in West Java.

The indicators in question include the unemployment rate, social inequality (gini ratio) to poverty alleviation.

"This morning we are consolidating ourselves so that the performance of the West Java Province Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services (DPMPTSP) Office, which is already cool, can be even cooler. One thing we will create is how investment has an impact on improving people's welfare," said Herman, in a written statement, Monday (10/6/2024).

West Java Province is a prima donna for companies both Foreign Investment (PMA) and Domestic Investment (PMDN) to successively rank first nationally because West Java investment realization consistently exceeds the target set by the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM).

This was conveyed by him after the morning roll call and meeting with the ranks of DPMPTSP in Bandung City, Monday (10/6/2024).

Basically, Herman acknowledged that West Java licensing and investment services are among the best in the country. So again he emphasized that it could have a direct impact on the welfare of the community.

"We can reduce unemployment, the Gini index, as well as poverty with the tools of licensing and investment," said Herman.

Another thing that Herman wants to strive for, namely encouraging the ease of business licenses for West Java residents who have micro and super micro businesses.

"Wait for the play date. We will help, of course together with the city district," said Herman.

Head of DPMPTSP Jabar Nining Yuliastiani stated that her party was ready to answer the challenge. He is also committed to the welfare of the community that Herman targets can be realized through inclusive and sustainable investment.

"We will realize the welfare of the community with inclusive and sustainable investment," she concluded.

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