Nusantara Designated as Political Capital by OIKN in 2028
Penajam Paser Utara, E Kaliman (ANTARA) – In a groundbreaking move, the Nusantara Capital City Authority (OIKN) has officially declared that Nusantara city in East Kalimantan province will be established as the political capital of the country by 2028.
President’s Vision for Nusantara
Head of the OIKN, Basuki Hadimuljono, announced on Saturday that President Prabowo Subianto is committed to transforming Nusantara into the political epicenter of Indonesia within the next seven years. This strategic decision aims to centralize the executive, legislative, and judicial institutions in one location by 2028.
Rapid Development Plans
To achieve this ambitious goal, President Prabowo has instructed the OIKN and the Ministry of Public Works to expedite the development of Nusantara city between 2025 and 2028. This includes constructing office complexes, officials’ residences, and other essential facilities for the legislative and judicial sectors.
Collaborative Efforts for Progress
Collaborating closely with the Ministry of Public Works, the OIKN will establish a dedicated design team under the President’s guidance to review and enhance the existing plans for the legislative and judicial ecosystems in Nusantara. This proactive approach demonstrates a strong commitment to ensuring the successful completion and operation of these vital institutions by 2028.
Financial Commitment for Success
In a show of solidarity, the government and the House of Representatives (DPR) have allocated a substantial budget of Rp48.8 trillion (approximately US$3 billion) in the 2025 state budget to support the rapid development of Nusantara. This financial investment underscores the importance of establishing Nusantara city as Indonesia’s political capital within the stipulated timeframe.
As we witness this historic transformation unfolding, it is evident that Nusantara’s journey to becoming the political capital of Indonesia is marked by unwavering determination and strategic planning. The vision set forth by President Prabowo Subianto and the collaborative efforts of various stakeholders highlight a shared commitment to shaping a promising future for the nation. Let us look forward to the realization of this vision and the significant impact it will have on Indonesia’s political landscape.
Let’s take a moment to imagine the bustling streets of Nusantara city in East Kalimantan, abuzz with the energy of a nation’s capital. Picture the grandeur of the legislative and judicial complexes, designed to embody the ideals of democracy and justice. Envision the vibrant community that will thrive in this political hub, shaping the future of Indonesia with every decision made within its walls. The journey to establish Nusantara as the political capital is not just about infrastructure and institutions; it is about laying the foundation for a new era of governance and prosperity.
