Strategic Projects Need to Prioritize Feasibility Levels
Friday, 29/11/2019
As reported by mediaindonesia.com, the Director of CSID, Mohammed Ali Berawi, considered that the problem in the completion of national strategic projects is the limited government budget. Thus, the government needs many investors who can support the development of these projects.
The strategy that needs to be done to attract investors is that the government must make priorities by considering the feasibility of these projects. Ali gave an important note that in the completion of several strategic projects it is necessary to pay attention to added value as an important aspect to attract many investors.
Furthermore, that planning and building value-added infrastructure is absolutely necessary. This is to produce an integrated, efficient, safe infrastructure system and transfer of technology. Value-added infrastructure projects, he continued, must be able to generate optimum revenue and benefits (non farebox revenues) expected by investors.
Finally, according to Ali, the invited investors must be diverse. Not only from one sector, but involves many investors from various sectors, such as investors in the transportation sector, urban and residential development, tourism, industry, energy, and so on in one cooperative consortium.