Indonesia's JIIPE Infra Project May Attract $17 Billion: AKR

The video discusses the Java Integrated Industrial and Port Estate (GP), a 3000-hectare public-private partnership in Indonesia. It aims to reduce logistics costs by integrating a deep seaport, industrial park, and residential area. The project addresses infrastructure challenges in Indonesia, the world's largest archipelago, by improving connectivity and reducing distribution costs. The special economic zone within GP facilitates ease of business and attracts investment by centralizing government offices for permits and licenses. Currently, 16 tenants occupy 250 hectares, with a target of $17 billion in investments.

What is the primary goal of the Java Integrated Industrial and Port Estate (GP)?

• To expand agricultural land

• To reduce logistics costs

• To increase tourism in Indonesia

• To build more residential areas

Which infrastructure components are integrated with the industrial park in GP?

• National highways and local roads

• Public schools and hospitals

• Deep seaport, airport, and railroads

• Shopping malls and entertainment centers

How does the special economic zone status benefit businesses in GP?

• By centralizing government offices for permits

• By offering free land for development

• By providing tax exemptions

• By reducing employee wages

What is the investment target set for GP?

• 50 trillion rupiah

• 100 billion dollars

• 237 trillion rupiah

• 500 million dollars

How many hectares are currently occupied by tenants in GP?

• 500 hectares

• 1000 hectares

• 1800 hectares

• 250 hectares