The discussion also covered the transfer of knowledge on 3D mapping technologies, which are pivotal for comprehensive land and urban planning, especially in densely populated and geographically complex regions.
On July 10, 2024, a significant meeting took place between Minister AHY and Ambassador Kwok Fook Seng, where they explored collaborative opportunities in land management and digital advancements, underscoring a mutual commitment to technological and environmental advancements.
Minister AHY highlighted Indonesia’s ambitious goal to complete the registration of 120 million land parcels by the end of the year, emphasizing the integration of digital processes in public administration.
Indonesia’s ongoing land redistribution efforts were also discussed, noting recent progress such as the distribution of 10,000 land certificates in Banyuwangi, East Java, as part of agrarian reform initiatives.
Indonesia’s ongoing land redistribution efforts were also discussed, noting recent progress such as the distribution of 10,000 land certificates in Banyuwangi, East Java, as part of agrarian reform initiatives.
Ambassador Kwok showcased Singapore’s strides in becoming a Smart Nation, utilizing digital mapping and data to enhance urban planning and governance, which could serve as a model for Indonesian cities.
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Both parties expressed a strong interest in deepening bilateral cooperation on digital infrastructure projects, which could lead to enhanced skill development and smarter city planning in Indonesia.
The dialogue between Indonesian and Singaporean officials underscores a shared vision for a sustainable and technologically advanced future. This partnership not only benefits both nations but also sets a precedent for regional cooperation in environmental management and urban planning. For Singaporeans and international visitors, this signifies a commitment to innovative governance and sustainable development in the region.
In a meeting aimed at enhancing bilateral cooperation, Indonesia’s Minister of Agrarian Affairs, AHY, and Singapore’s Ambassador discussed the adoption of advanced 3D mapping technologies for land management. This collaboration highlights both countries’ commitment to sustainable development and digital transformation in governance, promising significant advancements in environmental management and urban planning.
Sources: Berita Satu, Detik News (2024)
