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The decision to invest in Nusantara reflects NU’s strategic positioning and its role in shaping the future of Indonesia. With the new capital expected to relieve Jakarta’s congestion and environmental strain, NU’s involvement underscores a significant contribution to the national project that aims to foster balanced regional development and enhance the country’s overall infrastructure.
Minister Lahadalia confirmed that leading companies from Japan and South Korea have committed to substantial investments in various sectors crucial to Nusantara’s development. These investments are expected to accelerate progress on infrastructure, technology, and sustainable urban planning, aligning with the Indonesian government’s vision for a modern, eco-friendly capital
Local officials reported that the encroachment along the riverbanks, including unauthorized construction and narrowing due to road expansion projects, has significantly reduced the river’s capacity to handle floodwaters.
Chee Hong Tat confirms that ticket prices for the Johor-Singapore RTS Link will be commercially determined, adding a dynamic element to the upcoming transit.