Britain Out of the EU, so Offer Investment Opportunities RI

The Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) to assess the English release of the European Union (Brexit) no negative impact on British investment in Indonesia. On the contrary, it is an opportunity for Britain to increase investment to Indonesia.
Head of BKPM Franky stated Sibarani direct investment over the long term, so that the British decision to exit from the European Union does not affect the business decisions that have been made.

"Direct investments that are classified in the investment for the long term, so it's been through considerations of mature even research in advance. So, we do not have to worry about steps the UK out of the EU, because it will not affect the policies already existing business, "said Franky in Jakarta, Saturday (06/25/2016).

Franky believes now is the perfect time to attract British investment into Indonesia. Moreover, Indonesia already has a trade agreement countries major markets such as China and India.
Currently, the government is also seeking a free trade agreement (FTA) with the EU and the US, so the British company can make Indonesia its production base to enter the global market.
Implementation Control Deputy BKPM Azhar Lubis added that will do BKPM is intensifying communication with potential investors related to the various reform measures taken by the government in the field of investment.

"BKPM Representative in London and our investment marketing team for the European region will continue to communicate with investors from the UK related to the increase in investment services, deregulation for investor friendly investment climate, infrastructure development and improving the quality of human resources work force," said Azhar.
Britain is a major partner of investment in Indonesia. Throughout the years 2010-2015, the realization of British investment into Indonesia reached US $ 4.8 billion and is ranked eighth in the country with the greatest investment.

In terms of UK investment commitment period 2010-2015 to reach US $ 3.1 billion. Meanwhile, the British investment commitment to and Indonesia January-May 2016 US $ 111 million, up 517 percent over the same period the previous year. (Yas / NRM)