The Islamic Development Bank Group has launched its 2026–2030 Member Country Partnership Strategy for Indonesia, supported by an indicative financing envelope of about USD 2.56 billion. Developed with the Indonesian government, the strategy will direct support toward infrastructure, economic resilience and workforce development, with Islamic finance, climate action and the empowerment of women and youth integrated across these priorities. The first pillar covers transport and connectivity, food resilience and agriculture, sustainable fisheries and the blue economy, and energy security and transition. The second focuses on stronger health systems and expanded education and skills development. Support will combine sovereign financing, private sector investment, trade finance, guarantees, insurance, technical assistance and knowledge solutions, with an emphasis on project readiness and implementation quality. The strategy aligns with Indonesia’s 2025–2029 National Medium-Term Development Plan and builds on approximately USD 7.2 billion in cumulative Islamic Development Bank Group approvals for the country.

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