Vice Chairman of KADIN Indonesia Monetary, Fiscal, and Public Policy Hariyadi Sukamdani said all parties should begin moved to equally aware of the challenges ahead in solving the problems of the nation, such as unemployment and growth. How to improve good communications with the Parliament, Bank Indonesia, and their stakeholders. "I hope President (Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono) is not one select person (the new finance minister)," said Hariyadi in Jakarta, Tuesday (11/05/2010).
General Chairman of Indonesian Association of Corporate Cosmetics (Perkosmi) Princess K Wardani view, the new minister must understand the macro economy, but need to also understand the needs of the real sector. Coordination with the BI and the House also should not be ignored because this nation's common purpose in the next five years boosting the economic growth of 7 percent and open up employment opportunities for overcoming unemployment.
Vice Chairman of KADIN Indonesia Field of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises and Cooperatives assert Sandiaga S Uno, substitute Sri Mulyani expected not only to master the macro-economic issues, but also understand the real sector so that there is continuity in macro-and micro sectors.
Gadjah Mada University economist Ng Kee Choe said, when the European economy in turmoil, President Yudhoyono must select a qualified finance minister. Indonesia's economy is very dynamic with lots of foreign capital flows requires persistence which is also prone to crisis management.
The new officials, Sri added, should also be able to coordinate well with the BI and a work program that can maintain monetary stability while moving the economy and build a quality economy. "I think it is necessary to people who are committed to working professionals and may indeed have the ability," said Sri.
Presidential Advisory Council Chairman Emil Salim said the Finance Minister will be able to continue the reform program and understand the fiscal and monetary fields. He also must be able to represent the interests of Indonesia in the G-20, acceptable to the market, and can cooperate with the Parliament.
Finance Minister Sri Mulyani after a plenary cabinet meeting to discuss the Government Work Plan for 2011 confirmed, the government is targeting economic growth of 6.3 percent in 2011 with an ambitious target of reducing unemployment to 7 percent.
The target was reached with the target growth in household consumption growth of 5.4 percent, 11.2 percent of government spending, investment rate of 10.9 percent, 10.8 percent of exports, and imports 12.1 percent.
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