New Asia Forum Aims to Attract $30 Billion in Investments for the Region
The New Asia Forum, launching on December 3 and 4 in Bali, Indonesia, aims to attract $30 billion in investments into the 'New Asia' region. Supported by Danantara Indonesia (Indonesia's state fund) and organized by Richard Attias & Associates, the forum seeks to bridge a gap between long-term global capital and investment opportunities across Asia. The event will focus on eight strategic sectors including energy, digital infrastructure, agriculture, tourism, education, mobility, advanced manufacturing, and resources. It is designed as an action-oriented platform with a pipeline of investable projects rather than just discussions. With Indonesia's President Prabowo Subianto providing patronage, the forum reflects growing regional confidence in shaping global capital flows. Over 1,000 leaders will attend this invite-only event featuring more than 40 sessions and over 100 speakers. The initiative aligns with Asia’s increasing economic influence, which already contributes nearly 60% of global growth.
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