Assessed Of Success In Facing The Global Crisis, The Indonesian Economy Is Appreciated By Many World Investors

Finance Minister Sri Mulyani (left) during a working visit to the United States (Photo: Instagram @smindrawati)

JAKARTA - Minister of Finance (Menkeu) Sri Mulyani had the opportunity to convey the development of Indonesia's economic recovery since the COVID-19 pandemic during a working visit to the United States this week.

In the agenda, the Minister of Finance also explained about government orientation when faced with global financial turmoil, the global food and energy crisis.

"I explain the fiscal policy of the 2022 State Budget and the future fiscal policy direction (APBN 2023) in managing these extraordinary challenges," he said through the Instagram account @smindrawati quoted on Sunday, October 9.

According to the Minister of Finance, at this meeting the government received information on updates and direct input from investors about the risks of global financial turmoil which will still threaten the world until next year.

"The economic condition of many emerging countries will be very heavy according to investors," he said.

Even so, the Minister of Finance said that the condition of the Indonesian economy is considered capable of passing the dynamics that occur and tends to be able to achieve positive results when uncertainty continues.

On the other hand, Indonesia is seen as a country with good economic and fiscal policies and performance, able to deal with turmoil and anticipate it. Good Indonesian economic performance and policies are expected to continue to be maintained in the face of global shocks that are not easy," he stressed.

Several important parties were mentioned at the meeting, such as Bloomberg philanthropist, Bezos Earth Fund, IKEA, Rockefeller, Bank of America, to MUFG.

I and the President Director of PT SMI Edwin Sjahruzad explained the Energy Transition Mechanism Indonesia Country Platform in overcoming carbon emissions in the energy sector. Discussions on various issues and challenges as well as the possibility of collaborating on financial institution financing with philanthropists in overcoming the threat of climate change and fulfilling the commitment of net zero carbon emissions," closed the Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani.