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Solo – Foreign polemics can enter 100% in 25 areas of activity eventually resolved by President Joko Widodo (Jokowi). At the closing of the national meeting of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) in Solo, Jokowi stressed that MSMEs were excluded from the policy of easing the list of negative investments (DNI ).
As part of the DNI's easing policy, the government has opened up to 100% of investments in 25 business sectors to foreign investors, which included MSMEs. It is expected that the policy will be regulated by presidential regulation (Perpres).
Only, pointed out Jokowi, the details of the rules of easing of the DNI had not yet been signed."The article has not yet arrived at the presidential palace.I have not signed it yet.Therefore there is no need to doubt, I am sure to release this UMKM from the DNI relaxation I've decided here, "said Jokowi at the closing ceremony of the National Kadim Rapim at the Alila hotel. Central Java, Wednesday (28/11/2018).
Jokowi's decision responded to complaints from the general chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Rosan P. Roeslani, and the president-general of the Indonesian Association of Young Entrepreneurs (Hipmi).
"If the president of KADIN and HIPMI are chatting with who else I want to hear? Later, when I enter the palace, I saw him, barred," Jokowi said.
Jokowi added: "Do not hesitate to commit to MSMEs. In addition, said Jokowi, his children and he are from MSMEs.
"Again, do not doubt my commitment to MSMEs, do not doubt My children are also included in the MSME category, selling the martabak, selling bananas.The clbad includes MSMEs, micro-enterprises and We know that the majority of Indonesian entrepreneurs are also MSMEs ".
In addition, according to Jokowi, the contribution of MSMEs to the Indonesian economy is very important. There are currently about 62 million MSME units and, according to data obtained by MSMEs, employs 116 million people. A very large number.
That is to say, said Jokowi, the majority of over 80% of the Indonesian workforce is in the MSME sector.
"Even the contribution of MSMEs to Indonesian GDP is as high as 60 percent," Jokowi concluded.
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