The Indonesian Industrial Estate Association (HKI) has formally requested that the government take immediate action to address bureaucratic hurdles currently hindering industrial investment. HKI Chairman Akhmad Ma’ruf Maulana emphasized the need for regulatory improvements to streamline processes for investors looking to develop or expand industrial operations within the country.
The call for reform highlights ongoing concerns regarding the complexity of administrative procedures that industry leaders argue impede economic growth and discourage capital inflow. By urging the government to simplify these requirements, the HKI aims to create a more efficient business climate that supports the development of industrial estates and strengthens the national investment landscape.
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