Indonesia’s economic growth is the second-highest among G20 countries, as stated by Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto on Wednesday.
“We can see that Indonesia’s economic growth is higher than other countries, even among the largest countries in the G20. Indonesia’s economic growth stands at 5.03 percent, making it the second-highest among them,” he said at the National Strategic Projects (PSN) Conference in Jakarta.
Despite the current complex and multiple levels of global economic problems, such as inflation, wars, and the energy crisis, Indonesia’s economic position remains quite strong, Hartarto noted.—Antara
