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The Fate of the New Capital City Depends on the Political Map

Monday, February 14, 2022

National Development Planning Minister cum National Development Planning Agency Chief Suharso Monoarfa talks about the issues surrounding the funds and the construction stages of the new capital city in Kalimantan. The country’s political map will largely determine its fate.

Minister of National Development Planning/Head of the National Development Planning Agency Suharso Monoarfa during an interview with Tempo at the Bappenas office, Jakarta, January 25. Tempo/Tony Hartawan . tempo : 173455230758.

THE National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas) has been receiving a lot of questions regarding the new capital city development project to be named Nusantara, from land ownership, the city master plan, the selection of the capital’s names to the formulation of the Capital City Law passed by the House of Representatives (DPR) on January 18 of this year. National Development Planning Minister/Bappenas Chief Suharso Monoarfa says that the

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