The Government was
continuing expansion program of industrial estates outside Java, among others
in South Sulawesi, North Sumatra, Lampung, Maluku, and Papua. Some locations
outside Java would be developed into industrial estates. Access would be made
easy and inter industrial sectors would be inter-complementary.
The Ministry Saleh Husin stated on Friday (13/2) that the
Government was striving to enhance equal distribution to all parts of Indonesia
in the hope that contribution of the provinces outside Java would be increased
from 27.22% in 2013 to 40% in 2035.
Industry outside Java would be developed into non
oil-gas. Such was supported by growth in the said sectors which was 6.56%,
higher than that in Java which was only 5.99%.
Minister Husin continued to support investors to increase
contribution of regional industry to national economy. By the theme “Building
of strong and industry toward economic self reliance” Saleh underscored that
the trend of industrial development was expanding toward outside Java.
In the process of industry outspreading, the role of
Provincial governments were most important; such was written in Article 10 and
11 of Law No 3 2014 on industry in which there was pled to regional governments
of all levels to set up an industrial Development Plan in the Regions. The Plan
refers to National Industrial Development Plan and National Industrial Policy.
Saleh stated that he also rendered counseling and technical guidance to local
Governments.
In addition to the above, the Ministry also supported and
facilitated regional Governments to develop their respective regions. The
Republic of Indonesia is divided into 20 Industrial Development regions (WPI)
based on the resources and supporting facilities.
According to Saleh, development of industrial estates had
been adjusted to local potentials. The local potentials would be developed
among others by building infra structures like roads and harbors.
To finance development in the regions, Saleh would probe
on collaboration between the Government and the private sector; if such was not
possible, the Government could undertake to build industrial estates in the
regions. The end result was that local products could be more competitive at
the global market. (SS)
Business News - February 18, 2015
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