The Secretary of Kepri, Adi Prihantara, endorses the proposal for an industrial area in Tembeling Village, Teluk Bintan, signifying a major step towards Batam’s economic development.
The initiative for industrial development in Tembeling Village, Bintan, represents a significant stride in Batam’s economic expansion, aligning with the province’s broader spatial planning strategies.
Secretary Adi Prihantara’s endorsement during a discussion on industrial spatial planning in Bintan aims to integrate regional and provincial development, emphasizing synergy and avoiding overlap.
The proposed change in spatial planning for the industrial area in Tembeling Village is spearheaded by PT Indo Sukses Industrial Park (PT ISIP), a company focusing on comprehensive and integrated industrial development.
PT ISIP, established in early 2023, plans to invest up to Rp 10 trillion (approximately SGD 1 billion), indicating significant economic growth potential for Batam.
The new industrial area spans 412 hectares, expected to create employment opportunities for over 10,000 workers, enhancing Batam’s job market and economic stature.
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The integration of national and regional spatial planning policies is crucial for harmonizing development efforts, ensuring that local initiatives align with national objectives.
The support for the industrial area in Tembeling Village by the Secretary of Kepri is a pivotal move for Batam, promising substantial economic benefits and job creation. This development not only strengthens Batam’s position as an industrial hub but also offers significant opportunities for Singaporean investors and international partners, further enhancing the region’s economic ties.
The Secretary of Kepri Province, Adi Prihantara, has expressed support for the proposed industrial zone in Tembeling Village, Bintan, signaling a new era of industrial and economic growth for Batam. This project, led by PT ISIP, is set to infuse substantial investment and generate extensive employment opportunities, aligning with regional and national spatial planning strategies. The initiative is a significant step in bolstering Batam’s economy and attracting international interest.
Source: Batam Today, Natuna Today (2024)
