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VIVAnews - Investors will be facilitated to put in stake in Indonesia as the government sets up one-stop integrated services.
Director of Capital Service Deregulation at the Coordinating Agency of Capital Investment, Tamba P Hutapea, said the facility is aimed at meeting the targeted investment worth Rp 2,000 trillion per year.
Tamba cited a regulation which eases investment: BKPM Head Regulation No.11/2009 on Guidelines of One-Stop Integrated Services Implementation, Management and Report on Capital Investment.
"The regulation aims at facilitating services, fiscal, and capital investment information," said Tamba in Jakarta, April 20.
It is expected that through the regulation, investors will no longer be obstructed by the tricky bureaucracy.
It may also help Indonesia improve its position as regards investment destination, which is behind Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Singapore.
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Translated by: Bonardo Maulana W