As one of Indonesia’s three priority issues in ASEAN 2023, the digital economy continues to be echoed by the Government as an effort to accelerate digital economic transformation and improve digital infrastructure.

Entering a new chapter in the Indonesian economy after the Covid-19 pandemic, Indonesia sees an opportunity to reopen domestic economic activities by stopping the Restrictions on Community Activities. It is hoped that people's mobility and economic activity will continue to grow, which will drive public consumption. Especially amid the global economic recession, the domestic economy’s performance must remain strong and competitive. Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are the most important sectors in maintaining domestic economic resilience.

Various problems related to development, especially on the upstream side of governance, that still need to be fully resolved have the potential to create new problems in society, which become issues on the downstream side of Indonesia's development. For this reason, the Government change the approach to implementing the bureaucratic reform agenda, which is more inclined to the real impact approach.

As one of the national strategic commodities, the Government continues to be committed to supporting the palm oil plantation sector, one of which is through the People's Palm Oil Rejuvenation (PSR) or replanting.

A clean and corruption-free government implementation is an important condition for economic growth and equity. It was stated emphatically by the Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto at the signing ceremony of the Commitment to Implement Corruption Prevention Actions for 2023-2024 at the Corruption Eradication Commission's Merah and Putih Building on Wednesday (8/03).

In encouraging the acceleration of national economic recovery, the Government cooperates and collaborates with all parties, including the private sector and the community. From the policy side, fiscal and monetary policies are ​​always synergized, especially to maintain public consumption and the investment climate amid global economic uncertainty. Indonesia's economic fundamentals are also believed to remain solid since the recession potential based on a Bloomberg survey is only 2%.