Sustainable economic stability is the foundation of a nation’s growth. In a globally challenging context, an optimal economy is not merely about growth figures but also about how well its fundamental resilience is maintained. As one of the largest economies in Southeast Asia, Indonesia has demonstrated its ability to withstand fluctuating global dynamics. Strong domestic consumption, adaptive monetary policies, and continuously strengthened industrial competitiveness serve as key pillars in maintaining growth momentum.

Against this backdrop, the Economic Review, hosted by Permata Bank through the Permata Institute for Economic Research (PIER), provided a strategic platform for analyzing Indonesia’s economic performance in 2024 and projecting its trajectory for 2025. This event delved into the country’s economic resilience amidst slowing growth in key trading partners, commodity price fluctuations, and fiscal and monetary policies designed to sustain macroeconomic stability.

The presence of various stakeholders in this forum underscores the need for a deeper understanding of economic trends to develop more effective business strategies and policies. In the context of strategic communication, conveying complex economic data to diverse audiences requires a structured and easily comprehensible approach. ID COMM ensures that every insight generated from this economic study is effectively communicated to policymakers, business players, and the general public.

Through a holistic communication strategy, ID COMM facilitated seamless engagement throughout the event, making economic discussions not only informative but also compelling. The success of an economic forum is not solely defined by the depth of its discussions but also by its ability to shape audience perceptions and influence decision-making. With meticulous communication planning, ID COMM ensured that the Economic Review’s discourse reached a wider audience, making discussions on Indonesia’s economic resilience more relevant and actionable across various sectors.

According to the presentation, Indonesia’s economic growth in 2024 was recorded at 5.03%, with projections for 2025 ranging between 5.0% and 5.2%.Household consumption remains the primary driver of national economic growth, while the government continues to balance inflation stability with investment stimulus. Industrial policies focusing on downstream processing and food security serve as key elements in ensuring Indonesia’s economic competitiveness amid external challenges.

Through this forum, strategic perspectives on Indonesia’s economic trends have been clearly mapped out. With effective communication support, PIER’s economic study can provide broader insights for economic players in planning their next steps. Despite ongoing global uncertainties, Indonesia’s proven economic resilience remains a key asset in facing future challenges. The Economic Review serves as a reflection that, with the right strategies, Indonesia can continue to grow and remain competitive in the global arena.