All eyes on G20 sidelines, Overcoming barriers to Indonesia’s infrastructure investment

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All eyes on G20 sidelines, Overcoming barriers to Indonesia’s infrastructure investment

Commentary: All eyes on G20 sidelines

By OMFIF Editors

In the second of a pair of articles about the forthcoming G20 meeting, a group of policy experts from around the world discuss how the Osaka summit presents ‘a crucial opportunity to tone down the rhetoric, and to re-emphasise that an open international trading environment benefits all countries,’ particularly in the face of not only US-China tensions, but those around the Gulf. ‘All eyes will be on what happens outside the meeting,’ with world leaders slated to convene for critical bilateral discussions.

Read the full conversation on the website.

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Meeting: Overcoming barriers to Indonesia’s infrastructure investment

Tuesday 2 July, London, 12:45 BST

Opportunities for infrastructure development in Indonesia are far reaching. With a new $400bn infrastructure plan pending, Bambang Brodjonegoro, minister of national development planning, and Perry Warjiyo, governor of Bank Indonesia, discuss public-private partnership incentives, project financing, risk management and how to overcome perceived regulatory challenges.

To request to attend the meeting, please contact enquiries@omfif.org.