The report underscores that US investment has been a key driver of Indonesia’s economic transformation, with impact extending far beyond direct financial investment through technology transfer, job creation, and innovation.
Notably, the impact of US tech giants in Indonesia extends far beyond the amount of dollars invested as they improve the knowledge, skills, and abilities of Indonesia’s workforce.
The research points to several key challenges and opportunities for expanded cooperation as Indonesia pursues its goal of becoming a leading global economy by 2045, including the need to address regulatory uncertainty, accelerate digital innovation, and develop human capital through education reforms. (Wahyu Dwi Anggoro)