Indonesia Gives Ideas and Economic Breakthrough at APEC Summit

VIVA – In the APEC Summit meeting chaired by Thailand, Indonesia is concerned about the world economy. According to the Chairman of the Advisory Board of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin), Anindya Novyan Bakrie said that Indonesia becomes a country leading with breakthrough ideas and actions for economic problems.

"Alhamdulillah, it went well and smoothly, where Indonesia as a big country led with breakthrough ideas and actions to get out and develop from the post-Covid crisis, Climate Change, and Conflict (Russia-Ukraine War). No wonder The Economist cover says Indonesia is "Asia's Overlooked Giant," Anindya Bakrie wrote on his official Instagram on November 20, 2022.

Based on Anindya Bakrie’s statement, it is also a mutual struggle that Kadin Indonesia has always focused on. He also expressed his gratitude when he was allowed to accompany President Joko Widodo to attend the APEC Summit in Thailand. This event adds to the busy list in November 2022.

"After the @asean summit in Cambodia, @g20org in Indonesia now @apec in Thailand. Indeed, the "Indo-Pacific Tilt" is very visible in 2022, where Indonesia is a star full of praise with the success of @g20org and @theb20summit in Indonesia," Anindya Bakrie added.

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Presiden Jokowi dan Ketua Dewan Pertimbangan Kadin Anindya Bakrie

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Following the Plenary session with 20 countries of APEC, President Jokowi also spoke clearly and evocatively at the beginning and end of the Break Out session with America, Japan, Taiwan, Brunei, Peru, and Thailand.

According to Anindya Bakrie, President Joko Widodo also invited developing countries to industrialize. Because it can help the economy and welfare of the country.

Anindya Bakrie also said that the APEC Summit is the right forum to express opinions because it is the 'home' of three billion people, 60 percent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), and nearly 50 percent of world trade.

"Many ABAC (APEC Business Advisory Council) colleagues, including from PNG, were very happy with his intervention and asked for a group photo," Anindya Bakrie said.

"Proud to be Indonesian to see a lot of influence on the geopolitical and economic constellation of the world." He added.

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Anindya Bakrie also said that the APEC Summit is the right forum to express opinions because it is the 'home' of three billion people, 60 percent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), and nearly 50 percent of world trade.