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Bisnis.comJAKARTA – President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) is reportedly back to review the progress of the construction of the national capital (IKN) Archipelago.

The Chairman of the IKN Infrastructure Development Implementation Working Group, Danis H Sumadilaga, confirmed the Chairman’s planned arrival in IKN Archipelago.

“That’s right [akan meninjau bulan depan] I don’t know the exact date,” he said. Business recently.

Meanwhile, Danis said that as of May 2023, IKN’s development progress has reached 29%. This achievement has increased compared to April 2023 which reached only 27%.

Meanwhile, ongoing projects through May 2023 are still in the process of completing Sepaku Dam and Sepaku Intake.

Apart from this, other works are focused on completing the construction of the State Palace, the Office of the President and the Office of the Coordinating Ministry.

Danis said that apart from the projects that have been contracted since last year, his party has launched several new contracts for the Nusantara IKN infrastructure project.

“The progress is around 29%,” he explained.

Invoice major country commitments

The government is also actively recruiting investors for IKN. Jokowi has actively lobbied a number of countries to provide support.

One of the things President Joko Widodo did was garner investment pledges from major countries when he was a guest of non-members at the G7 summit in Japan this week.

During his meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Kishida, Jokowi discussed the construction of IKN and pushed for the acceleration of the realization of Japan’s $500 million pledge for low-carbon technologies .

Additionally, Jokowi held a bilateral meeting with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. During the meeting, Jokowi again discussed the commitment to invest in the development of the IKN of the national archipelago.

Jokowi’s quest for investors for IKN Nusantara also continued during his meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Jokowi requested an investment regulation from Canadian pension funds that focused on the development of the IKN of the national archipelago.

On another occasion, bilateral meetings were also held with South Korea. To South Korean President Yoon Suk Seol, Jokowi asked that the construction of Sepaku Semoi water treatment at IKN, which is supported by South Korea, can proceed well and be completed on schedule.

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