To The Attorney General's Office, Sri Mulyani Reports 4 Problem-Indicated Debtors Of Fraud Up To IDR 2.5 Trillion

Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani (Photo: Antara)

JAKARTA - Minister of Finance (Menkeu) Sri Mulyani reported the findings of four problematic debtors who indicated fraud of up to IDR 2.5 trillion at the Attorney General's Office (AGO) in discussing cases of alleged corruption at the Indonesian Export Financing Agency (LPEI).

"Today I have come to increase the synergy of cooperation between the Ministry of Finance and the Attorney General's Office, as it is known that we two agencies are working closely in the context of law enforcement in the field of state finances," Sri Mulyani said to the media crew, Monday, March 18, 2024.

Sri Mulyani revealed that there were findings of four problematic debtors and indicated fraud with outstanding loans of IDR 2.5 trillion.

"Today, specifically, we convey four debtors with indications of fraud with outstanding loans of IDR 2.5 trillion," he said.

Sri Mulyani conveyed that the Ministry of Finance is committed to cleaning up the Indonesian Export Financing Agency (LPEI).

"At this time, LPEI has and continues to research problematic loans. LPEI has and continues to work with the Deputy Attorney General for Civil and State Administration, BPKP, and the Inspector General of the Ministry of Finance together with LPEI to form an integrated team to examine all problematic loans at LPEI. This was what the AGO mentioned earlier. we are trying to clean up," he said.

Sri Mulyani explained that she had received reports of research results on problematic loans at LPEI from the integrated team and had been submitted to the Attorney General's Office.

"On a good occasion this morning we visited the Prosecutor's Office and Pak Burhanudin accepted us to also convey the results of the Integrated Team's examination, especially on problematic loans, which indicated fraud, namely the alleged criminal act committed by the debtor," he said.

Sri Mulyani emphasized to the LPEI directors and management to continue to increase their role, responsibility and build good governance and not tolerate any form of violation.

"Zero is tolerant of violating the law of corruption in conflicts of interest and must carry out according to mandate Number 2 of 2009. We also encourage LPEI to continue to innovate and correct and together with the integrated team to continue to clean up the LPEI and the LPEI balance sheet," he concluded.