From news of various sources. Indonesian government intends to open up further sector opportunities for foreign direct investment - FDI, starting early this month in February 2016.
The progress is still continuing, but the direction is clear.
Work in progress... For those who intends to stay in Indonesia in the long term through FDI.
The excerpt is as below:
"....the government announced that sectors such as film-making, e-commerce, toll roads and restaurants would be taken off the country's "negative investment" list -- which laid out hundreds of areas that were off-limits to foreign investors. Also, opportunities for foreign businesses to partner with local counterparts were liberalized for sectors such as travel agencies and healthcare.
President Joko Widodo described the changes as a "big bang" for Indonesia's foreign investment rules, while analysts gave the announcements a cautious thumbs-up. A report from Australia and New Zealand Banking Group pointed out that the investment list revision was partly about recapturing lost ground, after Indonesia expanded the number of sectors on its negative investment list to 338 from 83 in 2007. The list was a mechanism the previous government used to implement protectionist measures during Indonesia's commodity export boom, when China in particular was gobbling up the archipelago's natural resources."