“In Indonesia, alone, we are ready to invest up to EUR 1 billion in projects each year, and I invite the country’s public and private sector to consider our invitation to partner on the ambitious green and sustainable development of the country and its economy,” he said.
“We want to establish ourselves as a reliable partner of Indonesia and South-East Asia and help ensuring for the country and the region to grow and develop in a way that is green, sustainable and empowering. limiting the effects of climate change, and strengthening the national independence of EU partner countries.”
EU Ambassador to Indonesia Vincent Piket said: “With EIB’s permanent presence in Jakarta, we can do more to strengthen EU-Indonesia partnership on climate action, the energy transition and on sustainable urban development.”
“EIB’s permanent presence on the ground will ensure proximity and an increased EIB operational delivery capability, as well as closer institutional ties with national authorities. We hope that this will bring our close cooperation to the next level.
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