Over USD 180 Billion of Infrastructure Projects slated & USD 50 Billion in Progress! Join senior government officials and business leaders from across Indonesia as they set the strategies, forge the partnership and discuss building sustainable supporting industries to deliver infrastructure development across Indonesia.

"For Indonesia, Infrastructure development has become the main priority in our national development. Under the MP3EI master plan, as many as 135 projects of infrastructure development and real sector have already begun, with an investments of more than Rp. 490 trillion (USD 50 billion)".

"Based on the Master Plan (MP3EI), the infrastructure investment is estimated at 180 billion USD in which the source of funding comes from the state budget, domestic budget and investment from domestic and foreign funding sources include multilateral and bilateral agencies, and public private partnerships."

IIICE delivers the latest & widest range of opportunities for to partner and support the Indonesian government's agenda in developing sustainable and inclusive infrastructure projects across Indonesia as well as the supporting industries that can deliver on the demand.

At the IIICE 2013 senior government officials, asset owners and operators, business leaders, infrastructure investors as well as technology experts and service providers will once again convene to discuss latest policy updates, learn in detail about projects in planning, to tender and procurement stages, review latest technologies & services available and forge the long term partnerships that can build infrastructure supporting industries and streamline economic development across Indonesia.

RGC’13 & IIICE’13

"Building the Industries & Forging the Partnership that can deliver on the MP3EI Infrastructure Demans"

With over USD 180 billion worth of infrastructure projects slated for priority development as outlined in the MP3EI (Master Plan for Acceleration and Expansion of Indonesia’s Economic Development 2011-2025) and USD 50 billion already underway, the IIICE’13 will expand its agenda beyond project dissemination to encourage a deeper level of readiness towards Indonesia’s infrastructure development by promoting the expansion and building of critical support industries that can enable the delivery of all infrastructure projects to meet Indonesia’s future massive demands.

Scheduled to coincide with the 2nd mid-term review of the MP3EI, the conference will host senior national and regional governments alongside international and domestic business leaders in attendance, offering all the participants an unparalleled opportunity to cement old relationships and forge new ones around an agenda that will once again deliver the latest developments in policy and business across the full spectrum of infrastructure opportunities taking shape across Indonesia. Held alongside a major trade exhibition will take place showcasing MP3EI infrastructure progress, national initiatives by supporting ministries alongside presentations by the 33 provinces and in which the Private Sector and State Owned Enterprises are encouraged to participate and demonstrate their strengths and capabilities in the infrastructure development arenas.

The "MP3EI" – Driving Connectivity across the 33 Provinces of Indonesia & Developing the Supporting Industries that can Deliver the Infrastructure

Driving "connectivity" and integrating the supporting industries to deliver infrastructure is a central pillar in implementing the "Master Plan for the Acceleration and Expansion of Indonesia Economic Development (MP3EI). This Master Plan calls for increased "connectivity" across the 33 provinces of Indonesia through improved infrastructure development fostering inclusive and sustainable economic growth. Divided into "Six Economic Corridors" of development the success of the MP3EI will rely on strengthening not only the development of critical national infrastructure, but enabling the vast local infrastructure projects to take shape across the archipelago through engaging and developing supporting industries.

MP3EI OBJECTIVE

SELF SUFFICIENT, ADVANCED, JUST & PROSPEROUS INDONESIA

Why Indonesia?
Indonesia - the world’s next economic power by 2025

• Indonesia’s GDP expected to reach US$ 1 Trillion this year, ranking it the largest economy in Southeast Asia by far. 
• Indonesia’s economy grew by 6.5% in 2011 and 6.3% in the first semester of 2012.
• Indonesia is the fastest growing G20 economy after China.
• Indonesia’s sovereign rating has been upgraded to “investor readiness” by both  Moody’s and Fitch agencies

These statistics reflect Indonesia’s resilience to the global financial crisis now taking shape, the government’s skill in managing external credit-metrics, and their ability to resolve the domestic political challenges in the reform agenda.

Economically strong, politically stable and reform minded, Indonesia is an emerging global powerhouse in Asia! (*BKPM)