Jakarta. Investment Minister and Danantara Indonesia CEO Rosan Roeslani has confirmed his participation as a keynote speaker at the Investor Daily Summit 2026, one of Indonesia's largest annual business and investment forums.

The two-day summit, organized by Investor Daily under B-Universe Media Holdings, will be held at Raffles Jakarta on Oct. 7–8 under the theme “Indonesia's Economic Model.”

Rosan is expected to discuss Indonesia's economic outlook and investment performance, as well as the role of investment in supporting domestic economic growth.

Speaking after meeting B-Universe Executive Chairman Enggartiasto Lukita at Danantara Indonesia's headquarters in Jakarta, Rosan said the summit could help businesses and the wider public better understand the importance of investment to the Indonesian economy.

He stressed that increasing investment's contribution to the economy would require cooperation among the government, businesses, academics and other stakeholders.

“We hope for cooperation, participation and collaboration among the government, businesses, academia and all other stakeholders so that investment can continue to make a greater contribution to the economy,” Rosan said.

He also emphasized the importance of providing greater certainty for investors, particularly in the licensing process.

Investor Daily Summit 2026 will bring together government policymakers, business leaders, academics, experts and media representatives to discuss Indonesia's economic direction, investment opportunities and challenges facing businesses.

Enggartiasto said Rosan's participation would give attendees an opportunity to hear directly about the government's economic and investment policies.

“So many businesspeople, academics and others want information about where government policy is heading,” Enggartiasto said. “The most appropriate person to explain this is the investment minister, who is also the CEO of Danantara.”

He said Rosan's presentation was expected to provide greater clarity about Indonesia's economic direction at a time when businesses are confronting global uncertainties ranging from geopolitical tensions and climate risks to potential disruptions in food and energy supplies.

Enggartiasto added that Indonesia's ambitious economic growth targets would require policies that provide businesses with greater certainty and a conducive investment environment.

“The government will certainly explain various measures that can create a sense of confidence and optimism about the future,” he said. “Given the current global situation, we need to face these challenges together.”

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