"They are quite optimistic that Indonesia is a place to do the most good investment right now," said Coordinating Minister for the Economy Djalil on the sidelines of the event WEFEA in Jakarta, Tuesday, April 21, 2015.
This view, he said, came after the government through economic ministers give exposure and explanations related to domestic policies to employers who come from all over the world in the forum.
"All parties have had discussions, President Joko Widodo also gave a speech, and ministers appear to provide an explanation of the existing policies," he said.
Sofyan added, to date, the choice of where to make investments other than in Indonesia is India. And forums such as WEFEA considered a good opportunity to explain about Indonesia.
According to him, over the years, Indonesia has been considered a good performance, but in communicating with prospective investors are still considered to have shortcomings.
"Therefore, a forum like this is important because we had been considered a good performance but the communication is not good," he said.
In addition to explaining about the policies of Indonesia, said Sofyan, the forum businessmen also asked questions related to the regulation and asked for clarification about things that are considered to be less obvious.
"The interest to invest there, there are only a few questions about the regulation and clarification of the things that are not clear. The businesses are seeing opportunities and opportunities that exist in Indonesia," he said.
Indonesia once again entrusted to host the World Economic Forum to menghelat WEFEA 24th with the theme "Anchoring Trust in East Asia's New Regionalism".
The meeting was attended by the leaders of the governments of the world, CEOs, and scholars and is expected to become the largest business event in East Asia.
Approximately 700 or the head of the company's CEO will attend the event, which was held in Jakarta on 19-21 April 2015.
Some CEOs who will be present at them from Australia, Cambodia, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Netherlands, China, the Philippines, Korea, Russia, Singapore, Switzerland, Sweden, Thailand , UK, and USA.
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