SBY: I Know the political Temperature heats up the 2013 Start

Bogor -President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) requested the Government stay focused work secures Indonesia's economy from the impact of the global crisis for the next two years. Although during this period the conditions inside the country began to heat up because it was close to the election.

"I know 2013 political temperatures have already begun to heat up, the election year is 2014 but I hope, especially the Government, to the ranks of the no leave duty, run the wheels of Government, as well as overcome the impact of the crisis the world economy," said SUSILO BAMBANG YUDHOYONO after ratas at Bogor Palace, Saturday (24/8/2012)

SUSILO BAMBANG YUDHOYONO said at the moment there are still many challenges related to the world economy. In addition to the European crisis that could potentially contagious like the previous crisis, fluctuations in oil prices and surging food prices gained the challenge for Indonesia, to keep it secure economy.

"On this basis, we are now seriously will manage the national economy we are good this year as well as the upcoming 2 years 2013-2014," he said.

He spoke during the Indonesia economy portrait of the last 3 years if placed medium-term context, sesungguuhnya are in the right track. The Government is already preparing his opinion angkah-step forward to keep the economy growing well.

"We will finish the existing and manage our economy in 2012, there's still time 4 months again before entering the 2013. We've got the RKP, APBNP. We bend over backwards to keep our economy this year to achieve the targets, "he said.

YUDHOYONO added to 2013 and 2014, the Government has discussed with the serious and deep enough so that the growth of the economy, Indonesia remains awake. He hopes Indonesia can keep economic growth above 6%. The Government will continue to manage the BUDGET and fiscal rigorously.

"In the coming years will be really hard work to make sure the investment continues to occur in our country. Even our hopes across the country. opportunities and potential there is. Barriers that are often faced by domestic and foreign investors is investment climate included the bureaucracy, "he said.

(hen/dru)