Indonesia’s President-Elect Prabowo Commits to Continue Building New Capital
Jakarta, Indonesia – Indonesia’s newly elected President, Prabowo Subianto, has pledged to continue the construction of the new capital city, Nusantara, affirming his commitment to the ambitious project despite concerns and challenges. During his first press conference after his victory, Prabowo emphasized the crucial role Nusantara will play in driving economic growth and achieving sustainable development.
“The development of Nusantara is not just a construction project, it is a vision for the future of Indonesia,” stated Prabowo. “It will be a modern, sustainable city that serves as a catalyst for innovation and economic growth, creating new opportunities for our people and attracting investment from around the world.”
Prabowo’s commitment comes amidst ongoing debates and concerns surrounding the project. Critics have raised questions about the cost, environmental impact, and the potential for displacement of local communities. The project has also faced challenges in securing funding and attracting private investment.
Despite these challenges, Prabowo remains optimistic about the project’s potential. He highlighted the importance of environmental sustainability, emphasizing the use of renewable energy and green technologies in the development of Nusantara. The President-Elect also stressed the need for inclusive development, ensuring that the project benefits all communities and provides opportunities for all Indonesians.
“We will build Nusantara in a way that respects the environment, prioritizes sustainability, and benefits all Indonesians,” said Prabowo. “This will be a city of the future, a symbol of Indonesia’s progress and commitment to a sustainable future.”
Prabowo’s commitment to Nusantara underscores his focus on economic development and modernization. While the project faces challenges, his emphasis on sustainability and inclusivity suggests a nuanced approach to its execution. The success of Nusantara will depend on the ability to address concerns, secure funding, and ensure the project’s long-term viability while staying true to its vision of a sustainable and innovative future for Indonesia.