Wednesday, June 11, 2025 – 17:18 Wib
Yakarta, alive – The Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development of Coordinators, Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono (AHY) said that Indonesia currently faces three important challenges, which called three urgent watches.
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He explained that the three great challenges began from the problem of demographic, economic and ecological affairs.
“Indonesia is an archipelago with more than 17,000 islands and 280 million people living in three time zones. Therefore, there are at least three emergencies or challenges facing Indonesia per race at that time,” said Ahy at the ‘International Conference on Infrastructure (ICI) 2025’ in JC Senayan, Central Jakarta, on Wednesday, June 11, 2025.
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Illustration of the middle class of the citizens of RI
He also revealed the first challenge, namely, about demographic hours. According to him, more than 3 million new citizens were born every year, and at the same time that Indonesia had to increase the housing sector, services and opportunities to meet their demands.
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Second, namely, the economic hours, where Indonesia must raise millions of people to move to the middle class, promote the equal distribution of prosperity and sharpen global competitiveness.
The third is an ecological clock, where climate change is no longer a future threat but a threat at this time, which he admitted also helped load our food and water system.
“It is precisely with the context of urgent opportunities and the greatest risk why we have ICI 2025, with the issue of sustainable infrastructure for the future of innovation and collaboration,” said Ahy.
He added that the infrastructure sector had become one of the keys to encourage national economic growth, so that Indonesia could achieve an economic growth objective of 8 percent.
“And to achieve this, we cannot only trust internal consumption. But we also have to open the entire potential of our real economy, from agriculture to factories, from ports to digital platforms, and that means a brave investment in the infrastructure sector,” he said.
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“It is precisely with the context of urgent opportunities and the greatest risk why we have ICI 2025, with the issue of sustainable infrastructure for the future of innovation and collaboration,” said Ahy.
