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Over the past decade ASEAN has emerged as a global standout in attracting foreign direct investment. Its consistent economic growth, favourable demographics and strategic location have made it attractive for investors. Alongside these regional benefits, each member country continues to present its own unique blend of opportunities and challenges.

INA and GDS announced a partnership to develop and expand the data centre landscape in Indonesia. The two entities recognise Indonesia's potential as an emerging data centre market and share a vision that data centres will play a pivotal role in Indonesia's digital transformation.

During its first 2.5 years of operation, INA has invested in a range of projects in the country, disbursing i US$ 3 billion, or the equivalent of IDR 45.73 trillion, in investment value. These investments cover various sectors, including digital infrastructure, infrastructure and logistics, digitalization, healthcare, and clean energy.

INA forecasts that investment funds that can be realized throughout 2023 will reach IDR 20 trillion. This figure exceeds the target set in 2023 of IDR 15.5 trillion by 129 percent. CEO of INA, Ridha Wirakusumah, expects at least two investment agreements – with companies in the healthcare and ports sectors - to be realized by the end of 2023.

Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund, the Indonesia Investment Authority (INA), has teamed up with global climate change advisory and investment firm Pollination to explore nature-based solution investments, as Indonesia seeks to ramp up carbon credit trading. In a joint statement, they announced they had signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to identify investment opportunities and to develop nature-based projects which aim to conserve, protect, and restore vital ecosystems such as rainforests, peatlands and mangroves.