Bandung (ANTARA) - Head of the West Java Province Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Service (DPMPTSP), Nining Yuliastiani, revealed that the 2024 West Java Investment Summit (WJIS) will be attended by 10 countries with an investment realization target of around IDR 117.6 trillion.

These ten countries, continued Nining, have been confirmed to take part in the exhibition on September 19 2024 by presenting a total of 210 investment projects in West Java consisting of 170 potential investments and 40 projects ready to offer or ready to be worked on.

"Like Singapore, then China, South Korea, Japan. From Europe there are the Netherlands, Poland, Azerbaijan, besides that, Afghanistan and Angola and Australia," said Nining after the Bewara West Java (BEJA) Volume 10 event entitled WJIS 2024 at Gedung Sate Bandung , Tuesday.

He continued that there are six project categories offered through WJIS 2024, namely infrastructure connectivity, most of which are in the Rebana area, namely Kertajati Aerocity.

"Including us offering the Pakuan tram in Bogor, which was then offered by the regional government, this is also good," he said.

Next, said Nining, regarding the water supply system in the Rebana and South Bandung areas, which is also being offered to investors.

"Then there is a project for a new industrial area. This is because they see our success in offering the Subang Smartpolitan industrial area," he said.

Not only that, agro-industry involving MSMEs is also offered, such as coffee products, then zero emission clove production. In meeting the global need for quality cloves, through sophisticated equipment.

"Then downstream projects, namely downstreaming, we also offer here," he said.

Of all that, Nining added that his party is targeting and hoping for a realization of investment of around IDR 117.6 trillion in efforts to support the development of West Java.

Likewise, Deputy Head of the West Java Bank Indonesia Representative Office, Muslimin Anwar, said that with a large investment value of IDR 117.6 trillion, the 2024 WJIS activities must be fully supported.

"But apart from that, there are investment challenges for 27 cities/districts, which the regional government hopes can explore their potential to offer to investors so that later, it will have an impact on maintaining economic stability in West Java. Therefore, this activity must be fully supported," said Muslim.

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