Inaugurated by President Prabowo, CEO: Danantara Can Be Audited by KPK and BPK

Jakarta – Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Daya Anagata Nusantara (Danantara), Rosan Roeslani, emphasized that the investment institution can still be audited by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) and the Audit Board of Indonesia (BPK). He emphasized that no institution is immune to the law in Indonesia.

“There is no immunity from the law in this country. So the KPK can, especially if there are inappropriate or criminal actions, it is very, very possible,” said Rosan.

In addition, Rosan said that the BPK also has a public service obligation (PSO), which gives it the authority to audit Danantara.

“BPK, yes, there is a PSO program. It can also be audited for companies that have PSO. So, this news must be corrected,” he said.

Rosan also emphasized that Danantara will receive strict supervision from various parties.

“And all of that is supervising us and actively participating in ensuring that we run well and correctly,” he said.

Meanwhile, President Prabowo Subianto in his speech emphasized the importance of transparency in the management of Danantara. He stated that this institution must be able to be audited at any time in order to maintain accountability.

“Danantara Indonesia, for that reason, must be managed as well as possible, very carefully, very transparently, with mutual supervision, must be able to be audited at any time by anyone,” said Prabowo.

He added that transparency in the management of Danantara is very important to ensure its benefits for the welfare of the Indonesian people.

“Because this once again belongs to our children and grandchildren, belongs to the next generation of the Indonesian nation,” said Prabowo.

Support for Danantara also came from Senior Economist of the Institute for Development of Economics and Finance (INDEF) Tauhid Ahmad. He considered that Danantara could be an accelerator of Indonesia’s economic transformation towards Indonesia Emas 2045.

“Of course it can be an accelerator (Indonesia Emas). That’s why it must be started immediately,” he said.

Furthermore, Tauhid emphasized that the right investment will have a big impact on the management of state assets.

“If the investment is good financially and economically, it will certainly contribute to the management of state assets quite significantly,” he concluded.