Dino Patti Djalal to be BKPM Chief

Translator

Editor

Rabu, 4 September 2013 06:20 WIB

Dino Patti Djalal. TEMPO/Arnold Simanjuntak

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Chris Kanter, deputy chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) on International Trade, said he had heard of the rumors on the appointment of Indonesian Ambassador to the US Dino Patti Djalal as the next Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) chief.


If the rumors were true, Chris said Dino was the right person to spearhead the BKPM given his strong ties with investors and markets.


“As the Indonesian Ambassador to the US, Dino has extensive experiences in investments, markets and funds,” Chris told Tempo on Tuesday, September 3, 2013.


Chris, who claimed to be close to the ambassador, said he was confident in Dino’s skills and capabilities, saying Dino had always been innovative and creative in carrying out his duties. “Dino has a strong drive. He always thinks out of the box and acts out of the box,” he said.


Chris, a businessman, hoped Dino as the new chief of BKPM would concoct new breakthroughs in the investment world. He added one of the issues requiring attention in the current investment affairs was on licensing.


“BKPM can coordinate with the related ministries to boost investment,” he said.


Rumor has it the Indonesian Ambassador to the United States, Dino Patti Djalal, will be the next BKPM chief replacing Chatib Basri, who is also the Finance Minister.



AYU PRIMA SANDI

Related News

Amazon to Spend Nearly $9bn to Expand Cloud Infra in Singapore

28 menit lalu

Amazon to Spend Nearly $9bn to Expand Cloud Infra in Singapore

Amazon.com (AMZN.O) plans to spend S$12 billion ($8.88 billion) over the next four years to expand its cloud computing infrastructure in Singapore,

Read More

Israeli Military Takes Control of Vital Rafah Crossing from Gaza into Egypt

59 menit lalu

Israeli Military Takes Control of Vital Rafah Crossing from Gaza into Egypt

Israeli tanks and planes pounded several areas and houses in Rafah overnight, killing 20 Palestinians and wounding several others.

Read More

Jokowi: Trade Deficit in IT Device Sector Reaches US$2.1 Billion

1 jam lalu

Jokowi: Trade Deficit in IT Device Sector Reaches US$2.1 Billion

Jokowi laments that imported goods still dominate the domestic market for technological and communication devices.

Read More

The Wrong Energy Transition Approach

1 jam lalu

The Wrong Energy Transition Approach

The Ombilin PLTU in Sumatra, which is a threat to the environment and human health, is being addressed using a bogus energy transition solution.

Read More

Jokowi Denies Involvement in Formation of Prabowo Subianto's Ministerial Cabinet

2 jam lalu

Jokowi Denies Involvement in Formation of Prabowo Subianto's Ministerial Cabinet

President Jokowi denies rumors of him providing suggestions to President-elect Prabowo Subianto regarding the formation of the ministerial cabinet.

Read More

Top 5 Most Relaxed Countries in the World; Indonesia Takes First Place

2 jam lalu

Top 5 Most Relaxed Countries in the World; Indonesia Takes First Place

London-based travel-tech company conducted a study on the most relaxed countries in the world, and Indonesia emerged as the top contender.

Read More

How Advertising, Not Social Media, Killed Traditional Journalism

3 jam lalu

How Advertising, Not Social Media, Killed Traditional Journalism

News outlets relied for so long on advertising to sustain them, they could never recover once it went elsewhere.

Read More

WHO Finds Nearly 10% of Indonesian Foods High in Trans Fat

3 jam lalu

WHO Finds Nearly 10% of Indonesian Foods High in Trans Fat

The World Health Organization (WHO) Indonesia conducted a study on the trans fat content in Indonesian foods.

Read More

Indonesia Seeks Netherlands Support for IEU-CEPA

4 jam lalu

Indonesia Seeks Netherlands Support for IEU-CEPA

The governments of Indonesia and the Netherlands have agreed to engage in discussions concerning the continuation of the IEU-CEPA.

Read More

Ships Caught Fire in Muara Baru Killing Three Crew Members

4 jam lalu

Ships Caught Fire in Muara Baru Killing Three Crew Members

Three crew members died after three boats caught fire at the Muara Baru Penjaringan pier in North Jakarta on Sunday, May 5.

Read More