Pramono Promotes Creative Financing Partnerships at Swadarma Paragon Bus Stop Inauguration
Reported by Dessy Suciati | Translated by Maria Inggita
Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung inaugurated the integrated Swadarma Paragon Bus Stop and visited the Bhinneka Child-Friendly Integrated Public Space (RPTRA) in Ulujami, Pesanggrahan, South Jakarta, on Thursday (9/7).
We are pursuing creative financing in collaboration with the private sector
The inauguration of the Swadarma Paragon Bus Stop reflects Jakarta's commitment to developing not only infrastructure but also public services that are inclusive, safe, and responsive to the needs of residents.
Pramono Relying on Creative Financing to Develop Jakarta"Today, the Jakarta Provincial Government and Paragon officially inaugurated the Swadarma Paragon Bus Stop," Pramono noted.
Pramono said the Jakarta Provincial Government will continue to promote creative financing as a way to support the city's development rather than relying solely on the city budget. He emphasized the importance of collaboration between the government, regional-owned enterprises (BUMDs), and the private sector in providing public facilities.
"Hopefully, partnerships like this demonstrate that Jakarta cannot be developed by the provincial government alone. We are pursuing creative financing in collaboration with the private sector," he pointed.
According to Pramono, the public facilities developed through the partnership between the Jakarta Provincial Government and ParagonCorp, including the bus Stop and the RPTRA, have brought significant benefits to the community.
He also commended the collaboration between PT TransJakarta and ParagonCorp in delivering the Swadarma Paragon Bus Stop.
Meanwhile, ParagonCorp Group Chief Executive Officer Harman Subakat welcomed the opportunity to collaborate with the government in providing public facilities, saying the project reflects the company's vision of creating meaningful public benefits.
"This is part of our purpose, and we hope this collaboration will continue to grow, benefiting not only Jakarta but communities across Indonesia," he said.
