Indonesia Seeks to Develop Low-Cost, Clean Energy Projects: Minister

The video discusses Indonesia's economic strategy, focusing on attracting foreign investments to address the current account deficit. It highlights the shift from a commodity-based to a value-added economy, emphasizing renewable energy projects like hydropower and geothermal. The discussion includes foreign direct investment, particularly in nickel and lithium battery sectors, and Indonesia's relations with China under the Belt and Road Initiative. The video also addresses territorial disputes and infrastructure investment needs, stressing the importance of international law and regulations.

How much foreign direct investment (FDI) is Indonesia expecting in the clean energy sector over the next few years?

What is Indonesia's stance on its territorial disputes with China in relation to foreign investments?

What infrastructure projects are currently in collaboration with China?

What are the potential benefits of the nickel export ban for Indonesia?