Danantara Becomes a New Bridge for French Investment in Indonesia

2026-10-07

The Indonesian government continues its efforts to strengthen economic cooperation with European countries, including France. Recently, a new institution called Danantara, or Daya Anagata Nusantara, was introduced as the primary gateway for foreign investors looking to inject capital into Indonesia.

The presence of Danantara is expected to simplify the investment process for companies from France. This institution is designed to manage state assets more efficiently and professionally, thereby providing a sense of security and certainty for international investors interested in the market potential in Indonesia.

Several key sectors that are the focus of this cooperation include infrastructure development, renewable energy, and digital technology. The Indonesian government views France as a strategic partner with high expertise in these fields, which is greatly needed to support national economic growth in the future.

In addition to facilitating investment, this cooperation also aims to create new job opportunities for the Indonesian people. With the influx of capital and technology from France, it is hoped that the quality of domestic industries will improve and become more competitive in the global market.

As a next step, both parties will continue to hold in-depth discussions regarding regulations and technical procedures. The Indonesian government is optimistic that through the role of Danantara, the economic relationship between Indonesia and France will become even closer and provide a positive impact on the welfare of the people.