Belt and Road cooperation must not complicate countries’ fiscal conditions: Jokowi
He also said that Belt and Road cooperation must not be politicised, and it requires collective efforts to maintain its core values.
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President Jokowi’s largest support group comes out to support Prabowo
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IMF keeps Indonesia growth forecast at 5% amid lower Asian projection
The figure remains unchanged from the fund’s April report and puts Indonesia on a par with the IMF’s latest growth projection of 5 per cent for China.