At the beginning of his presidential term, Prabowo Subianto set an ambitious goal of 8 percent GDP growth over his tenure. The country certainly enjoys favorable trends: natural resources and critical mineral deposits, a young and growing population, increasing income levels, high adoption of digitization, and greater internationalization of its markets and businesses. The government has also sought to accelerate investments with the establishment of Danantara Indonesia, the nation’s second sovereign wealth fund, and invitations for international investors to be more active in the country’s sectors. What makes Indonesia stand out as an investment destination in today’s uncertain global economy? What opportunities should investors be aware of as they consider asset-allocation decisions? What additional policy reforms and efforts can businesses and investors expect to propel economic growth toward 8 percent?