Mendagri Ungkap Komponen dan Strategi Tingkatkan Pertumbuhan Ekonomi

Rabu, 9 September 2026, 20:37 WIB Sumber: CNN

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impor, dalam Rapat Koordinasi Gubernur se-Sumatera di Medan pada 9 September 2026. Ia menekankan agar pemerintah daerah menjaga daya beli masyarakat, mengoptimalkan realisasi belanja, menciptakan iklim investasi kondusif, serta memaksimalkan ekspor melalui potensi unggulan daerah. Selain itu, Mendagri meminta kepala daerah tidak hanya mengejar angka pertumbuhan, tetapi juga mendiagnosis komponen penyebab rendahnya pertumbuhan dengan berkolaborasi bersama BPS dan Bank Indonesia.

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Mendagri Muhammad Tito Karnavian identified four main components needed to boost economic growth.
The four components are household consumption, government spending, investment, and exports-imports.
Tito made the statement while opening the Rakor of Governors of Sumatra at JW Marriott Hotel in Medan, North Sumatra, on Wednesday (9/9/2026).
Household consumption must be maintained by increasing people's purchasing power, which requires sufficient income.
High regional income must be followed by optimal realization of government spending to circulate money in the community.
Regional governments must create a conducive investment climate to attract both domestic and foreign capital.
One effort to attract investment is simplifying business licensing.
Regional governments must increase exports while controlling imports to tap into broader markets.
Regional heads are urged not to focus solely on economic growth figures but also diagnose the influencing components.
According to BPS data, Indonesia's national economic growth in the second quarter of 2026 reached 5.29 percent.
Two Sumatra provinces matched or exceeded the national average growth rate in Q2 2026.
Kepulauan Riau province recorded economic growth of 6.99 percent in Q2 2026.
Lampung province recorded economic growth of 5.29 percent in Q2 2026.
Mendagri requested regional governments to coordinate with BPS and Bank Indonesia to analyze regional growth disparities.
Regions with lower growth must identify whether the cause comes from consumption, government spending, investment, or export performance.