Nailah from breaking news reports on the slow progress of Indonesia's new capital city development project in East Kalimantan. Only 21% of needed land has been acquired due to obstacles like incomplete acquisition that has caused unrest among indigenous peoples. While President Joko Widodo hopes to complete the move from Jakarta to the new city, called Nusantara, by 2024, some experts doubt this timeline given current slow progress and issues like cautious foreign investors awaiting more tangible results and commitment from Jokowi's successor. Jokowi acknowledges land acquisition requires a long process of determining prices, negotiations, and compensation, and hopes mechanisms can be accelerated using public-private partnerships.
Nailah from breaking news reports on the slow progress of Indonesia's new capital city development project in East Kalimantan. Only 21% of needed land has been acquired due to obstacles like incomplete acquisition that has caused unrest among indigenous peoples. While President Joko Widodo hopes to complete the move from Jakarta to the new city, called Nusantara, by 2024, some experts doubt this timeline given current slow progress and issues like cautious foreign investors awaiting more tangible results and commitment from Jokowi's successor. Jokowi acknowledges land acquisition requires a long process of determining prices, negotiations, and compensation, and hopes mechanisms can be accelerated using public-private partnerships.
Nailah from breaking news reports on the slow progress of Indonesia's new capital city development project in East Kalimantan. Only 21% of needed land has been acquired due to obstacles like incomplete acquisition that has caused unrest among indigenous peoples. While President Joko Widodo hopes to complete the move from Jakarta to the new city, called Nusantara, by 2024, some experts doubt this timeline given current slow progress and issues like cautious foreign investors awaiting more tangible results and commitment from Jokowi's successor. Jokowi acknowledges land acquisition requires a long process of determining prices, negotiations, and compensation, and hopes mechanisms can be accelerated using public-private partnerships.
Good Morning, viewers. I’m Nailah from breaking news.
bringing you the latest news for today *New Capital City Development Hampered by Land Acquisition* The new capital city development project in East Kalimantan is still experiencing obstacles. One of them is land acquisition that has not been completed and has caused unrest among indigenous peoples. President Joko Widodo hopes to move the capital city from Jakarta to Nusantara, the official name of the new capital city, by 2024. However, the target is doubted by some experts, given the slow progress of the project so far. According to data from the Ministry of Public Works and Housing (PUPR), by the end of 2022, only 21 percent of land had been acquired for the project. Meanwhile, foreign investors are still cautious as they want to see tangible results of the development, the number of civil servants who will move to the archipelago and the commitment of Jokowi's successor. Jokowi said that land acquisition requires a long and complicated process, starting from price determination, negotiation, to compensation. He hopes that the land acquisition mechanism can be accelerated by using the government cooperation with business entities (PPP) scheme. That's all the news for today, stay tuned for more news on the latest news channel. Thank you for watching, have a nice day.