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Minister proposes Rp 26 trillion budget for Nusantara infrastructure maintenance

The proposed allocation is aimed at addressing the ongoing and future maintenance needs of Nusantara’s infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and public utilities, as the city undergoes its transformation from a construction site to a fully operational capital. The funding is intended to support long-term upkeep and development, ensuring that the city meets its operational and environmental standards once it is fully established.

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South Korea invests in Nusantara’s underwater toll road, enhancing connectivity for Indonesia’s new capital

Significant engineering achievement aimed at improving transportation efficiency and integratio Nusantara, located in East Kalimantan province, is set to replace Jakarta as Indonesia's capital in a strategic move to alleviate congestion in the sprawling metropolitan area and foster more balanced economic development across the archipelago. The underwater toll road, a key component of this transformative project, is designed to enhance connectivity between Nusantara and surrounding regions. It will feature sections constructed underwater, representing a significant engineering achievement aimed at improving transportation efficiency and integration.