International Confidence in Indonesia as a Key to Economic Growth

President Prabowo Subianto’s speech at the 2026 World Economic Forum laid a crucial foundation for Indonesia’s economic growth. Economic analyst Achmad Tjachja Nugraha highlights his emphasis on new leadership strategies focusing on stability, rule of law, and human capital development. These aspects resonate with Indonesia’s geopolitical maturity and historical awareness. In a world filled with conflict and uncertainty, Indonesia’s commitment to peace and cooperation is especially relevant. The speech was backed by macroeconomic stability indicators, such as economic growth above 5%, low inflation, and controlled fiscal deficit.

The establishment of Danantara Indonesia is viewed as a strategic move to consolidate the country’s role in managing national assets. However, its success hinges on governance integrity and transparency.

The president’s stance on anti-corruption sends a strong message about the country’s commitment to robust and fair economic development, which, in the long term, boosts investment appeal. Social policy programs like free nutritious meals and healthcare demonstrate a long-term focus on improving human capital. These initiatives aim to foster productivity and sustainable economic growth. If consistently implemented, the nation stands a good chance of achieving stable and equitable growth.