Indonesia Presents Bureaucratic Simplification Strategy at OECD Forum in Paris
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The Indonesian government has just presented its strategy for bureaucratic simplification at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) international forum held in Paris, France. This step was taken as part of the government's serious efforts to strengthen domestic governance.
In the forum, the Indonesian representative explained that bureaucratic simplification is a national priority agenda. The goal is to create a government system that is more efficient, transparent, and responsive to the needs of the public and business players.
In addition to increasing efficiency, this bureaucratic reform is expected to improve the quality of public services in Indonesia. With simpler processes, the public is expected to be able to access government services faster and more easily without convoluted procedures.
Indonesia's participation in this OECD forum also serves as a platform to exchange experiences with other countries. Indonesia aims to learn best practices in public administration so that they can be effectively applied in various central and regional government agencies.
In conclusion, Indonesia's commitment to simplifying bureaucracy is expected to have a positive impact on the investment climate and public welfare. The government promises to continue these reform steps to realize better governance in the future.
Sources: detikNews
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