Prabowo Targets Millions of New Jobs with Sweeping Economic Plan
jakarta, Indonesia – September 10, 2025 – Presidential candidate Prabowo Subianto has unveiled an ambitious plan to generate millions of new employment opportunities across Indonesia, focusing on strategic sectors poised for growth. The initiative, detailed during a recent public address, aims to address unemployment and bolster economic prosperity nationwide.
Indonesia’s unemployment rate currently stands at [insert current unemployment rate from reliable source], impacting a notable portion of the nation’s workforce, notably youth. Prabowo’s proposal seeks to capitalize on Indonesia’s demographic dividend and emerging economic strengths, offering a pathway to increased financial stability for families and a more robust national economy. The plan’s success hinges on attracting both domestic and foreign investment, streamlining regulations, and fostering a skilled labor force.
According to Prabowo, the job creation will be driven by several key sectors:
Manufacturing: Prabowo aims to revitalize the manufacturing sector, targeting the creation of 1.5 million jobs through incentives for domestic production and attracting foreign direct investment in industries like automotive, electronics, and textiles.
Agriculture & Food Processing: The plan proposes investing in modern agricultural techniques and food processing facilities, generating approximately 1 million jobs in rural areas and enhancing food security.
Tourism: Recognizing the potential of Indonesia’s tourism industry,Prabowo intends to develop new tourist destinations and improve existing infrastructure,creating 800,000 jobs in hospitality,transportation,and related services.
Digital Economy: Prabowo’s vision includes fostering a thriving digital economy by supporting startups, expanding internet access, and providing digital skills training, with a goal of generating 700,000 jobs in the tech sector.
Infrastructure Development: Continued investment in infrastructure projects, including roads, ports, and airports, is projected to create 500,000 jobs in construction and related industries.
Maritime Sector: Prabowo plans to strengthen Indonesia’s maritime capabilities, including shipbuilding and fisheries, aiming to generate 500,000 jobs and enhance the nation’s maritime sovereignty.
“We are committed to creating a prosperous Indonesia for all,” Prabowo stated. “This plan is not just about numbers; it’s about providing opportunities for our people to build better lives.”
The implementation of this plan will require significant investment and coordination between government agencies,the private sector,and educational institutions. Prabowo’s team has indicated that funding will be sourced through a combination of state budget allocations, public-private partnerships, and foreign investment. Further details regarding specific timelines and implementation strategies are expected to be released in the coming weeks.
