Metronusa News | Davos – Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto delivered a keynote address at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos on Wednesday, January 22, 2026, reaffirming Indonesia’s commitment to becoming a stable, open, and reliable partner in the global economic order.
Speaking before world leaders, global CEOs, and international investors, President Prabowo emphasized that Indonesia is entering a crucial phase of economic transformation. Political stability, structural reforms, and sustainable management of natural resources, he said, form the foundation of his administration’s economic agenda.
Prabowo stressed the government’s determination to strengthen the investment climate by ensuring legal certainty, streamlining bureaucracy, and accelerating economic reforms. He underlined that foreign investment must generate real benefits for the Indonesian people.
“Indonesia welcomes responsible investment—investment that creates jobs, drives industrialization, and enables technology transfer,” Prabowo stated during his speech.
Beyond economic issues, President Prabowo addressed growing global challenges, including geopolitical tensions, food and energy crises, and climate change. He called for stronger and fairer international cooperation, warning that excessive rivalry would only deepen global inequality.
Prabowo reaffirmed Indonesia’s long-standing foreign policy principle of being independent and active. He expressed Indonesia’s readiness to act as a bridge for dialogue and cooperation amid rising global uncertainty.
President Prabowo’s address at the World Economic Forum marks a clear signal of Indonesia’s future direction under his leadership: a more confident presence on the global stage, expanded strategic partnerships, and a commitment to inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
Indonesia’s participation at WEF Davos is widely viewed as a strategic step to strengthen the country’s position as an influential emerging economy within the global economic architecture.