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The Indonesian government has announced the inclusion of North Penajam Paser in the national strategic area development plan to support the new capital, Nusantara. This decision is part of a collaboration with the Japan International Cooperation Agency to enhance infrastructure and economic development.
Indonesia is preparing to move its capital from crowded Jakarta to a new city named Ibu Kota Nusantara by 2028. This new city, located in the heart of Borneo's forests, raises questions about the environmental impact of the project.
A delegation from the Indonesian People's Consultative Assembly (MPR) visited the new capital 'Nusantara' in East Kalimantan to assess infrastructure readiness and discuss plans for relocating government institutions.
Ahmad Muzani, the Speaker of the Indonesian People's Consultative Assembly, announced that the design of the new parliament building in the capital Nusantara strongly reflects the philosophy of national identity. This statement was made during a site visit where architectural details were showcased.
The head of the new capital authority in Indonesia, Basuki Hadimuljono, confirmed that the construction of the legislative and judicial complex in the new capital 'Nusantara' will remain a priority, aiming for completion by the end of 2027 or early 2028.
Indonesian President <strong>Joko Widodo</strong> held a meeting with several ministers to discuss the development of new residential areas along railway lines and the initiation of government operations in the <strong>new capital Nusantara</strong>. This comes amid geopolitical developments affecting the country.
Around 50 employees from the Indonesian Vice President's office have begun work in the new capital 'Nusantara', where government facilities are being prepared to support administrative operations. This marks a significant step in the preparations for activating the government in the region.
Indonesian parliamentary defense committee member, Bambang Hery Purnama, has proposed upgrading the naval base in Banjarmasin from type B to type A. This proposal comes amid ongoing developments in South Kalimantan as part of support for the new capital, Nusantara.