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Eurasia
01/05/2023 06:00
"The great interest harbored by other countries to invest in Nusantara City can be seen through the visits of Korean, Japanese, and Swiss delegations to the new capital to observe the development progress and explore investment potentials," Nusantara Capital Authority Head Bambang Susantono said, according to the news agency.
The most recent data showed that 167 investors had sent their letters of intent to invest in the new capital development, he revealed while adding that five national and foreign investors had received letters to proceed from the government to develop housing complexes for state apparatuses relocated to the new city, it adds.