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Indonesia is comprised by 34 provinces, each of them with own and unique prospects that can attract foreign investors to do business. This Directory will give you an overview Indonesia’s provinces with their development focus and potential resource to foreign investors.

By hovering over the map, you will learn about the different Indonesian provinces, and what they have to offer in terms of investment opportunities.

DKI Jakarta

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Floating Mosque, one of the icon of Palu, Central Sulawesi

Capital: Palu

Major Cities:

Parigi Moutong

: 465.900 inhabitants

Banggai

: 360.000 inhabitants

Donggala

: 296.400 inhabitants

Size of Province

: 61.841 km²

Population:

(1) Province

: 2.876.689 inhabitants

(2) Province Capital

: 368.100 inhabitants

Salary (2018):

The provincial monthly minimum wage : USD 145,57.

Educational Attainment

Economy

Floating Mosque, one of the icon of Palu, Central Sulawesi

Economic Growth (2014 - 2016)

Description	Year	2014	2015	2016
Economic Growth of Province		5,4	15,56	9,98
National Economic Growth		5,4	15,56	9,98

(dots is estimated)

Subsistence/common vocation of Population

Investment

Investment Realisation

(mio USD)

DDI	45	45	7	72	80
FDI	807	855	1.494	1.085	1.600
Total	852	900	1.501	1.157	1.680

Economic Resources

Agriculture

Plantation

Mining

Forestry

Oil

Existing Industrial Estate

Morowali Industrial Park
Palu Industrial Estate

Developing Industrial Estate

Land Road

Airport

Seaport

Passenger ship heading from Ampana to the Togean or Togian Islands.

Central Sulawesi

Train System

Ponulele Bridge, Palu City

Airplane taxiing in Mutiara Sis Al Jufri airport

Fishing port in Palu Donggala, Indonesia

Development Plan

Development of a transmigration estate in Momunu.
Development of a rattan industry center in Palu.
Development of the agribusiness industry.
Development of a transmigration estate in Momunu.
Development of a rattan industry center in Palu.
Development of the agribusiness industry.

Strength

The province is one of the centers for cocoa plantation in Indonesia.
The province in rich in natural resources such as nickel, oil, gas, coal, gold, and copper
While harmful in the short term, the export ban on minerals will lead to the development of the local mineral processing industry in the long term.
The province has continuously been receiving large sums of foreign investment in recent years.

Contact

Pemerintah Provinsi Sulawesi Tengah Dinas Penanaman Modal dan Pelayanan Terpadu Satu Pintu

Jalan. Pramuka No. 23 Palu. Jl. Cikditiro Palu – 94111