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Tuesday, 18 August 2026<\/p>\n
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Spain has shown its interest in supporting Indonesia\u2019s infrastructure development through low-interest loans and direct investment. The offer came as part of efforts to strengthen economic cooperation between Spain and Indonesia, two countries that have continued to look for new opportunities to work together.<\/p>\n
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In 2015, Spain announced that it was prepared to provide around 250 million euros in low-interest financing for joint projects in Indonesia. The funding could be used for different sectors, including infrastructure and renewable energy. What made the offer interesting was the very low interest rate, which was planned to range from zero percent to one percent, with a repayment period of up to 40 years.<\/p>\n
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For Indonesia, this kind of financial support could be useful because infrastructure development requires a huge amount of money. Building roads, transportation systems, energy facilities, and other public infrastructure is not cheap. Long-term financing with low interest can make it easier for the government to develop important projects without creating too much financial pressure in the short term.<\/p>\n
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The Spanish government also saw Indonesia as a growing economy with plenty of opportunities. At the time, Spain wanted to increase its investment in Indonesia, particularly in transportation and renewable energy. Spanish officials said they were ready to look at suitable projects and provide funding when the right opportunities became available.<\/p>\n
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The offer also opened the door for Spanish companies to become more involved in Indonesia. Around 30 Spanish companies participated in a Spain-Indonesia Business Forum in Jakarta in 2015. Among them were companies working in energy, engineering, consulting, and construction. This showed that Spain was not only interested in providing financial support but also wanted its companies to explore Indonesia\u2019s growing infrastructure market.<\/p>\n
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At that time, Indonesia was preparing a major infrastructure push under President Joko Widodo. One of the big goals was to improve the country\u2019s energy supply, including plans for 35,000 megawatts of power generation and greater development of renewable energy. Transportation was another important area that needed investment.<\/p>\n
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Spain\u2019s involvement could therefore bring more than just money. It could also introduce technology, engineering experience, and new business partnerships. For Indonesia, working with international partners can help speed up infrastructure development while also improving knowledge and technical capacity.<\/p>\n
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There was also plenty of room for stronger economic relations. In 2015, Spanish investment in Indonesia was still relatively small compared with investment from some other major European countries. That meant the 250-million-euro financing offer could become an important starting point for deeper cooperation.<\/p>\n
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In simple terms, Spain\u2019s proposal was about creating a win-win relationship. Indonesia could get access to affordable financing for important infrastructure projects, while Spanish companies could gain opportunities in one of Southeast Asia\u2019s fastest-growing economies.<\/p>\n
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Infrastructure is a long-term game, and Indonesia needs reliable partners to keep building. Spain\u2019s low-interest loan offer showed that European countries were already paying attention to Indonesia\u2019s huge development potential. If managed well, cooperation like this can help Indonesia build better infrastructure while creating stronger economic ties with Spain.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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