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Indonesia's outbound investment in Central and Eastern Europe: prospects and roadmap
Outbound Investment is not a new concept for global economic players, and Indonesia has just started to gear up its effort enhanced with Government’s backed. Indonesian State-Owned Enterprises (SoE) outbound investment in 2019 valued at US$ 17.5 billion, while the world reached the value of outward investment US$ 1.54 trillion. UNCTAD recorded there was a 40% decrease of global direct investment in the next following year due to Covid-19 pandemic.
This paper analyses and broadly charting the steps and policies to be taken to reap the benefit from the prospects of Indonesia’s outward investment especially in untapped market. This is based on the most recent global economic recovery vibe which slower down to 4.4% due to Russia-Ukraine conflict, and yet still gives business community the faith that the world economy is moving in the right direction, especially when some analyst predicted the Russia-Ukraine will be over by the end of this. This momentum should be wisely put into concrete action to expand Indonesia’s strategic market positioning, including in non-traditional investment market such as Central and Eastern Europe.
Therefore, in following global market movement, the project proposed is within the time frame the year of 2022 – 2025 to optimize the current Indonesia’s global leading positioning as well as to capitalizing the economic potential of Central and Eastern Europe.
The Author is also attempting to embed the lessons learned throughout the senior-level (SESPARLU) diplomatic education and training batch-70, to enrich the paper analysis.
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