Jakarta, October 5, 2024 — During the 10.0 Award Trends 2024, held by Indonesia Award Magazine, GP Rajasa Pranadewa, the event’s Director and Chairman, delivered a powerful message urging local and international entrepreneurs to strengthen their collaboration to safeguard investment stability amid Indonesia’s ongoing government transition. Speaking to a packed audience at the Grand Mercure Kemayoran in Jakarta, Rajasa emphasized the importance of unity in facing the potential uncertainties that come with political shifts.
“Local and international entrepreneurs must be ready to collaborate during the government transition to ensure sustained investment stability,” Rajasa stated in his keynote address. His words came at a crucial time, as Indonesia faces leadership changes that could impact economic policies. He explained that collaboration is essential to avoid potential disruptions that could affect investor confidence and slow down economic growth.
Rajasa, who has led numerous international ventures, highlighted the fact that government transitions can often trigger a sense of caution among investors. He stressed that only through proactive collaboration across borders and sectors could businesses ensure that the economy remains resilient. “This period of government transition is a critical time. If cross-sector collaboration is successful, we can prevent economic shocks,” Rajasa remarked.
The 10.0 Award Trends 2024 celebrated entrepreneurs from a wide range of industries, recognizing their contributions to innovation and economic advancement. The event attracted key figures from technology, creative industries, and more, who not only received accolades but also engaged in strategic discussions about the future of the business landscape in Indonesia and beyond.
Rajasa’s message resonated strongly with attendees, particularly in light of global challenges such as supply chain disruptions and fluctuating commodity prices. He pointed out that while these issues may seem daunting, they can be mitigated through collaborative efforts. “We cannot afford to stand alone. We must strengthen our relationships with global partners to tackle these challenges together,” he said.
In his closing remarks, Rajasa reiterated the need for entrepreneurs to remain adaptable to policy changes that could come with the new government. He encouraged business leaders to remain optimistic but cautious, working together to build a more sustainable future. “Collaboration is not just a strategy for growth; it is essential for survival in today’s rapidly changing world,” he concluded.
The event’s success lies not only in the recognition of individual achievements but also in its ability to foster a sense of collective responsibility among business leaders. Through collaboration, Rajasa believes Indonesia will continue to be a promising destination for global investment, even in the midst of political change.
