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Destry: Inclusive and Sharia Finance to Drive 8 Percent Economic Growth

From Republika · () Indonesian

Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Bank Indonesia (BI) Senior Deputy Governor candidate Destry Damayanti believes inclusive finance and Islamic economy can drive 8% economic growth.
  • Strengthening financing for individuals and businesses is crucial for achieving this growth target.
  • Inclusive financing policies will be implemented through macroprudential measures to reach underserved communities and businesses.

Destry Damayanti, a candidate for Bank Indonesia's Senior Deputy Governor, asserts that inclusive finance and the Islamic economy are pivotal drivers for achieving an 8% economic growth rate. She emphasizes the need to bolster financing accessibility for both individuals and businesses to realize this ambitious target.

During her confirmation hearing before Commission XI of the Indonesian House of Representatives, Damayanti stated, โ€œInclusion and sharia are the main game changers for Indonesia to encourage 8 percent economic growth.โ€ She further elaborated that quality economic growth is not solely measured by high growth figures but also by the extent to which its benefits are broadly shared among the populace.

Consequently, enhancing access to inclusive financing is a central focus of her proposed policies. Damayanti plans to strengthen inclusive financing through macroprudential policies. The objective is to extend financial access to a wider segment of the population and business actors who currently face limitations in accessing financial services.

Inclusion and sharia are the main game changers for Indonesia to encourage 8 percent economic growth.

โ€” Destry DamayantiStating her belief in the potential of inclusive finance and the Islamic economy during her confirmation hearing.
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Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.