Outgoing Indonesian President Joko Widodo has a roadmap for economic success that could also set bilateral relations with Australia on the right path, says this Lowy Institute research fellow.
The hope for a stronger partnership between the two nations is not new - Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made an early trip to Jakarta
. Last month he launched the final draft of 2025-45 National Long-Term Development Plan, setting out a compelling roadmap to transform the Indonesian economy. The aim is to solidify Indonesia’s position as a respected and influential global actor, committed to solving global challenges. Jokowi’s government wants Indonesia to have an innovative workforce, fostering entrepreneurship to meet demands with a cleaner and more resilient environment for future generations.
In office, Jokowi has adopted a hands-on approach, frequently engaging with citizens, visiting remote areas, and listening to their concerns. Policy-wise he has maintained a focus on infrastructure development, economic reform, healthcare, social welfare, digitalisation, and sustainable growth.
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