Indonesia Ministry of Transportation optimizes state assets through partnerships

The Indonesian Ministry of Transportation is optimizing the utilization of state-owned goods (BMN) through various cooperation schemes with the private sector. This initiative aims to increase investment, asset value, state revenue, and the quality of national transportation infrastructure services.

According to Secretary General Arif Toha, asset management must go beyond mere administration and recording. The goal is to ensure state assets are used appropriately to provide optimal utility and tangible benefits for both the government and the public.

To date, the Ministry has implemented several schemes, including 19 Utilization Cooperation (KSP) agreements for airport and port infrastructure, 11 lease agreements for infrastructure provision, and five Infrastructure Provision Cooperation (KSPI) projects through Public-Private Partnerships (KPBU).