LMAN CONTINUES To Maximize State Assets In Jakarta If The Capital Moves To IKN

JAKARTA - The State Asset Management Institute (LMAN) emphasized that state assets in DKI Jakarta will continue to maximize their use when moving the capital city of Jakarta to the capital city of Nusantara (IKN), East Kalimantan.

Director of Development and Empowerment of LMAN Candra Giri Artanto said that state assets in DKI Jakarta will still be utilized as well as possible after the state capital officially moves to IKN.

"Assets in Jakarta later when moving to the new capital city will certainly be utilized according to the highest and best use," he said at the Taklimat Media event in Jakarta, Tuesday, January 23, 2024.

Candra said that currently the Directorate General of State Assets (DJKN) of the Ministry of Finance is preparing a planning and utilization of state assets in DKI Jakarta.

In addition, this preparation step was carried out by DJKN and involved various related ministries and institutions (K/L) such as the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government (Pemprov).

"Now that DJKN is being initiated, the grand design is now being made," he said.

Chandra conveyed that in the preparation of the grand design for the use of state assets in DKI Jakarta, his party is currently studying several locations to maximize utilization.

However, he has not been able to confirm the value of state assets in DKI Jakarta.

"Because the Jakarta that will be left will certainly not be flooded, noworries that this will be used will remain a metropolitan city," he said.

Previously, the Director of State Property Policy Forum (DJKN) of the Ministry of Finance, Encep Sudarwan said that based on the law, the assets left behind would be handed over to the Ministry of Finance as the manager of BMN. Later, the government-owned building can be leased to private parties to be used as hotels or others.

"So, assets left behind because they moved to IKN must be handed over to the Ministry of Finance as the manager of BMN. Do not double costs and can be used for the private sector such as hotels, golf courses," he said at a Media Briefing at the DJKN Building of the Ministry of Finance, Thursday, December 21.

In addition, Encep said, the assets will be reorganized (rearrangement) for use.

These assets will also be allocated to ministries/agencies that still need an office.

Then, state-owned office buildings can also be used as green open spaces and public spaces to also provide social benefits for Jakarta residents.

"So it's not just an orientation for business revenue. It could also be a green space, a public space, it would be built like that. Jakarta's assets are not only for business revenue," said Encep.

Encep said that the total assets of state-owned buildings spread across DKI Jakarta currently reach Rp1,640 trillion.

In addition, the potential value of state-owned buildings that can be rented or collaborated with the private sector reaches around Rp. 300 trillion.

"Because other buildings are still being used, like the police building, there are still Polda, Religious Offices also have KUA, and so on," he explained.

Encep said that his party was assigned to make plans regarding the use of BMN in Jakarta that would be abandoned, and there were at least 6 BMN utilization schemes.

"There are 6 mechanisms for utilizing 6 types, there are leases, cooperation for utilization, there is a BOT (building operation transfer), BTO (building transfer operation), there is cooperation in infrastructure providers, there is a limited connection scheme, there is also a borrow and use," he explained.