Trigger for Indonesia Investment, Baracca Will Hold Tacitus Consulting
Kamis, 28 April 2016 - 19:31 WIB
Trigger for Indonesia Investment, Baracca Will Hold Tacitus Consulting
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JAKARTA - In order to improve the investment climate in Indonesia, Baracca Far Fze participated in business meetings between British and Indonesian businessmen during the visit of Indonesian President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) to London recently.
During the meeting, CEO of Baracca Far Fze, Frid Razalee also invited a number of his colleagues in the UK to open the taps of its investment in Indonesia.
"Infrastructure investing (Government Project) in Indonesia was very interesting. Moreover, the economic development of Indonesia recently showed an increase compared to other ASEAN countries," said Frid in Jakarta, Thursday (28/4).
He added, in order to encourage British investors to come to Indonesia, through Baracca Dubai himself will hold Tacitus Consulting which experienced in funding development in the countries of the Commonwealth.
"It is estimated around mid May, Tacitus Consulting has been present in Jakarta. With the presence of Tacitus Consulting in Jakarta will make it easier to get investors," he said.
He also hopes Tancitus Consulting can inform the development process in Indonesia to overseas investors.
"Given the long experience dealing with investors all over the world, I think it's not difficult," said Frid who was also present in Colombo, Sri Lanka to attend the Investment Forum which was held the Government of Sri Lanka.
During the meeting, CEO of Baracca Far Fze, Frid Razalee also invited a number of his colleagues in the UK to open the taps of its investment in Indonesia.
"Infrastructure investing (Government Project) in Indonesia was very interesting. Moreover, the economic development of Indonesia recently showed an increase compared to other ASEAN countries," said Frid in Jakarta, Thursday (28/4).
He added, in order to encourage British investors to come to Indonesia, through Baracca Dubai himself will hold Tacitus Consulting which experienced in funding development in the countries of the Commonwealth.
"It is estimated around mid May, Tacitus Consulting has been present in Jakarta. With the presence of Tacitus Consulting in Jakarta will make it easier to get investors," he said.
He also hopes Tancitus Consulting can inform the development process in Indonesia to overseas investors.
"Given the long experience dealing with investors all over the world, I think it's not difficult," said Frid who was also present in Colombo, Sri Lanka to attend the Investment Forum which was held the Government of Sri Lanka.
(rnz)
