Indonesia introducing new, stricter foreign loan policy

Indonesia introducing new, stricter foreign loan policy

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesian National Development Planning Minister Paskah Suzeta speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Jakarta. He said the Indonesian government has introduced new criteria for acquiring foreign loans in an effort to reduce the ratio of such loans to the country's gross domestic product.

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