Parliament-Government Speeds up Export Governance Reforms to Boost Economy

RRI.CO.ID, Jakarta - Deputy Speaker of the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR RI), Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, stated that the House and the government are currently discussing a number of strategic measures to speed up national economic growth. These efforts are aimed at boosting the export sector, increasing certainty for market participants and investors, and formulating regulations that support the swift implementation of economic policies.

He made the statement during a press conference at Nusantara III Building in Senayan, Jakarta, on Monday, June 8, 2026, as quoted by dpr.go.id. According to him, the initiative is intended to foster coordination in order to maintain the momentum of economic growth.

He affirmed that these efforts are crucial, as various economic programs currently require integrated policy support as well as clear communication to the public and business community. Therefore, aligning perspectives among institutions is important so that upcoming policies can be better understood by the public, business actors, and investors, thereby generating a positive response.

“We are coordinating efforts to accelerate economic growth while also discussing export governance that will be carried out by PT DSI under Danantara, as well as the governance of energy and mineral resources under the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM),” he said.

Moreover, he explained that this coordination effort is intended to ensure that policy directions are clearly understood by market participants and investors. According to him, clarity of information is a key factor in maintaining business confidence while creating a more conducive investment climate.

In addition to economic growth and export-related issues, the House and the government also discussed the need to improve regulations to accelerate the implementation of various programs. These regulations are expected to facilitate policy execution while enhancing the competitiveness of the national economy.

“We also discussed how to formulate regulations that can accelerate implementation so that the public, the wider community, market participants, and investors can obtain clear information,” Dasco conveyed.