Indonesia's economic growth in 2023 will take place against the backdrop of a global situation full of uncertainty and a global economic downturn. But so far, Indonesia is showing pretty good economic growth, with projected economic growth in the range of 4.9-5.3%. High economic growth is largely supported by increases in both the processing industry, trade and transport sectors, as well as investments unrelated to construction. Despite the problem of slowing global economic growth, Indonesia has managed to maintain relatively strong economic performance, including job creation in various sectors, slowing unemployment and increasing tourist flows. However, in order to maintain economic growth in the long term, it is important to continue to strengthen the synergy between government fiscal stimulus measures and demand-driven stimulus measures. Thus, Indonesia's economic growth in 2023 has demonstrated good resilience against the backdrop of global economic turmoil, but still requires efforts to maintain long-term economic growth.
