Indonesia Close to Passing Land Law to Speed Infrastructure

Written by Reuters Monday, 12 December 2011 04:34

Indonesia's parliament is likely to pass a long-delayed land bill next week, a move that investors hope will speed up land acquisition to spur infrastructure development in Southeast Asia's biggest economy. Inadequate infrastructure is seen as both an investment opportunity and an obstacle to growth, and has been cited by Fitch Ratings as a key risk to the chances of Indonesia winning an investment grade rating next year. Read More

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Indonesia Close to Passing Land Law to Speed Infrastructure

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