ASIATODAY.ID, JAKARTA – The Indonesian government has officially released the latest list of National Strategic Projects (PSN) for 2025, as stipulated in Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Regulation (Permenko) Number 16 of 2025. This regulation amends the previous Permenko Number 7 of 2021 on National Strategic Projects, marking its eighth revision.
The new regulation, signed by Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto on September 24, 2025, replaces the earlier list set under Permenko Number 12 of 2024.
Total PSN Investment Value 2025
The total investment value of Indonesia’s 2025 National Strategic Projects reaches approximately Rp6,246 trillion (around USD 390 billion). This massive figure reflects the government’s strong commitment to accelerating infrastructure development, strengthening energy and food security, and promoting sustainable industrial and technological growth.
About PSN?
National Strategic Projects (PSN) are priority initiatives implemented by the central government, local governments, and/or state or private enterprises that play a strategic role in boosting economic growth, ensuring equitable development, and improving public welfare across Indonesia.
PSN projects are generally categorized into two types:
1. National Strategic Projects (Individual Projects)
2. National Strategic Programs (Clusters of Projects)
PSN 2025: Scope and Composition
Based on Permenko No. 16/2025, the list includes:
– 226 National Strategic Projects (PSN)
– 24 National Strategic Programs
These projects span multiple sectors, including toll roads, dams, airports, seaports, energy, industrial zones, housing, clean water, technology, and education.
1. Toll Roads and Bridges
Key strategic toll road projects include:
– Serang–Panimbang Toll Road (Banten)
– Pandaan–Malang Toll Road (East Java)
– Manado–Bitung Toll Road (North Sulawesi)
– Balikpapan–Samarinda Toll Road (East Kalimantan)
– Medan–Binjai Toll Road (North Sumatra)
– Pekanbaru–Dumai Toll Road (Riau)
– Sigli–Banda Aceh Toll Road (Aceh)
– Bukittinggi–Padang Toll Road (West Sumatra)
– Yogyakarta–Bawen Toll Road (Central Java & Yogyakarta)
– Gilimanuk–Mengwi Toll Road (Bali)
(Complete list available in Permenko Number 16/2025)
2. Ports and Maritime Infrastructure
Key strategic port projects include:
– Maloy SEZ Port (East Kalimantan)
– Makassar New Port (South Sulawesi)
– Labuan Bajo Multipurpose Terminal (East Nusa Tenggara)
– Patimban Port (West Java)
– Kuala Tanjung International Hub Port (North Sumatra)
– Bitung International Hub Port (North Sulawesi)
– Sorong Port Expansion (West Papua)
– Benoa Maritime Tourism Hub (Bali)
– Palembang New Port (South Sumatra)
3. Airports
Strategic airport projects include:
– Yogyakarta International Airport (DIY)
– Kediri Airport (East Java)
– Komodo Airport – Labuan Bajo (NTT)
– Nabire New Airport (Central Papua)
– Siboru Fakfak Airport (West Papua)
– Lombok Praya Airport (NTB)
– Raja Haji Abdullah Airport Development (Riau Islands)
4. Railway Sector
Key railway projects include:
– Makassar–Parepare Railway (South Sulawesi)
– Southern Java Double Track
– Tebing Tinggi–Kuala Tanjung Railway (North Sumatra)
– LRT Jabodebek
– Jakarta MRT North–South and East–West Lines
– LRT Jakarta Velodrome–Manggarai Segment
– Logistics Railway Infrastructure (East Kalimantan)
5. Industrial Zones
Over 40 strategic industrial zones are listed, including:
– Morowali Industrial Park (Central Sulawesi)
– Konawe, Kendari, Pomalaa, and Motui Industrial Areas (Southeast Sulawesi)
– Weda Bay and Obi Island Industrial Zones (North Maluku)
– Teluk Bintuni Industrial Zone (West Papua)
– Batang Industrial Estate (Central Java)
– Kuala Tanjung Industrial Estate (North Sumatra)
– Konasara Green Tech Industrial Zone (Southeast Sulawesi)
– Futong Industrial Zone (Riau)
– Toapaya Industrial Park (Riau Islands)
– Kolaka Resources Industrial Park (KRIP)
– Indonesia Giga Industry Park (IGIP)
– ASPIRE Stargate Industrial Area (ASPR)
6. Housing Sector
– Construction of Public Housing (Jakarta)
– National Self-Help Housing Program
7. Dams and Irrigation
Over 50 dams are listed, including:
Marangkayu Dam (East Kalimantan), Ladongi Dam (Southeast Sulawesi), Ameroro Dam (Southeast Sulawesi), Karalloe Dam (South Sulawesi), Keureuto Dam (Aceh), Bener Dam (Central Java), Tamblang Dam (Bali), Tiu Suntuk Dam (NTB), and Sepaku Semoi Dam (East Kalimantan).
Major irrigation projects include DI Lhok Guci (Aceh), DI Baliase (South Sulawesi), and DI Gumbasa (Central Sulawesi).
8. Clean Water and Sanitation
Key projects:
– Semarang Barat Water Supply System (Central Java)
– Umbulan Water Project (East Java)
– Karian–Serpong Regional SPAM (Banten–Jakarta)
– Jatiluhur SPAM (West Java–Jakarta)
– Wosusokas Regional SPAM (Central Java)
– Jakarta Sewerage System
9. Energy Sector
Major energy projects include:
– Abadi Gas Field (Masela, Maluku)
– Tangguh LNG Train 3 (West Papua)
– Tuban Refinery (East Java)
– Balongan, Dumai, and Plaju Refinery Upgrades
– Green Refinery Projects (Cilacap and Plaju)
– Coal Gasification (Tanjung Enim, South Sumatra; Kutai Timur, East Kalimantan)
– National Gas Network & Cirebon–Semarang Transmission Pipeline
10. Technology and Education
– National Multifunction Satellite Project
– Male Combat Drone Development
– Palapa Ring National Integration
– National Technopark Development
– Indonesian International Islamic University Campus (West Java)
11. Tourism, Agriculture, and Plantation
– Thousand Islands Tourism Project (Jakarta)
– Coconut Downstream Industry Development (West Papua)
– Tidal Rice Field Expansion (South Sumatra)
12. National Strategic Programs (24)
1. National Electricity Program
2. Economic Equality Program
3. Border Area Development
4. Road Development (58 toll exits in 10 provinces)
5. National Tourism Super Priority Destinations (Toba, Borobudur, Mandalika, Labuan Bajo, Likupang)
6. National Smelter Development Program
– Including eight nickel smelters (Ceria Nugraha Indotama, Virtue Dragon, Macika Mineral, Artabumi, Wanxiang, Artha Mining, Antam Group, Vale Pomalaa–Kolaka)
– Bauxite, copper, iron sand, and alumina smelters (BAI, Inalum, Amman, Freeport)
7. National Food Security Program
8. Superhub Development Program (Bali–NTT, East Kalimantan, North Sulawesi)
9. Nusantara Capital City (IKN) Development
10. Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Development
11. Sugar Industry Revitalization & Palm Downstreaming
12. Eco-City Development (Rempang, Riau Islands)
13. Tourism & Aviation Industry Growth Program
14. Toll Road Modernization (MLFF)
15. Jakarta Flood and Traffic Mitigation Program
16. Free Nutritious Meal Program (National)
17. People’s School Program (National)
18. Red-and-White Village Cooperative Program (National)
19. Education Digitalization Program (National)
20. Poverty Alleviation Program (National)
21. Integrated Waste Management Program
22. National Self-Sufficiency Program for Food, Energy, and Water (Merauke–Mappi–Asmat–Boven Digoel)
23. North Coast Shrimp Pond Revitalization (Bekasi, Karawang, Subang, Indramayu)
24. Integrated Shrimp Farming Program (East Sumba)
With a total investment of Rp6,246 trillion, the 2025 National Strategic Projects represent a major milestone in Indonesia’s economic transformation—boosting industrial competitiveness, strengthening sustainability, and accelerating inclusive growth from Sabang to Merauke.
(AT Network)
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