Wednesday, April 24, 2024

Indonesia’s new capital Nusantara still needs investment for its inter-city infrastructure

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With the relocation of Indonesia's capital finally officialized, it brings a plenty of investment opportunities, especially in terms of the city's infrastructure. As currently the designated area for the new capital is no more than just a plot of land, new roads, toll roads, seaports, and airports are needed to support future activities in the new capital.

 
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