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Deputy Minister Of Investment Meets PT Philips To Discuss Health Technology Investment

Deputy Minister of Investment (Wameninves) and Downstream/Deputy Head of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Todotua Pasaribu held a meeting with PT Philips Indonesia Commercial to discuss plans for investing in health technology. 

Todotua explained on his official Instagram account in Jakarta, Wednesday, that the meeting was held between his party and the Dutch Ambassador to Indonesia Marc Gerritsen, as well as the Chief of International Region of Philips Ozlem Fidance, and the management of PT Philips Indonesia Commercial. 

"We discussed the investment plan that Philips will carry out in the field of health technology manufacturing, which focuses on innovation in improving the quality of health," he said. 

The meeting took place at the office of the Ministry of Investment and Downstream/BKPM, Jakarta, on March 4. 

Furthermore, he said that his party supports the investment plan that Philips will carry out to ensure sustainable development in the country. 

"As Deputy Minister of Investment and Downstream/Deputy Head of BKPM, I support the investment steps that Philips will take to ensure sustainable development," he also said. 

Previously, the Minister of Investment and Downstream/Head of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Rosan Roeslani had invited 35 delegates of French companies that are members of the international business association from France (MEDEF) to invest in the renewable energy (EBT) sector in Indonesia. 

The invitation was conveyed considering that French investors have great opportunities in developing the renewable energy sector in Indonesia. 

This is because the potential for EBT in Indonesia reaches around 3,700 gigawatts and only 1 percent has been utilized, or around 13.08 gigawatts. 

Tag: Health Technology Investment Philips Indonesia Wameninves