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November 28, 2014

[SSJ: 8770] 【Notice】 Invitation to Special GRIPS Forum on 3rd December

From: GRIPS Forum
Date: 2014/11/28

National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS) International Liaison Office


Dear SSJ-Friends,

We are pleased to invite you to the Special GRIPS Forum at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies on December 3.

*Please register at Registration Form by December 2
(Tue)17:00.
https://gremind.grips.ac.jp/form/0005/special-grips-for
um-on-3rd-december/

*If you can’t open the registration form, please send an email to grips-pr02@grips.ac.jp with your name, affiliation, job title, phone number or email address without changing the title.

*If you are arriving by a private car, please let us know the car information (type, color, and number) in advance so that we can register it for campus entry permission.

Date: Wednesday, 3 December, 2014
Time: 16:40-18:10
Venue: GRIPS Sokairo Hall, 1st Floor
Speaker: Dr. Perry Warjiyo, Deputy Governor, Bank Indonesia
Theme: Indonesian Economy Beyond 2014:Managing Short-term Stability, Unlocking Long-term Growth
Language: English (Japanese simultaneous interpretation
provided)
Fee: Free


Abstract:
Indonesia has weathering well the recent global spillovers and market volatility. It emerged out from the so-called "fragile five" last year to become one of the most prospective economy. Macroeconomic and financial stability have been sound with relatively high economic growth. Market confidence has resumed and strong, lead to large inflows of direct and portfolio investments. The success owe to the decisive and timely responses by Bank Indonesia in close coordination with the Government through policy mix of monetary, macro prudential, and fiscal policies. Following the recent smooth democratic process, Indonesia is poised to higher, inclusive and sustainable growth over the long-term. The new Government has shown its strong determination to accelerate structural reforms in many
areas: investment, infrastructure, industry, maritime, agriculture and SMEs. The recent bold decision on subsidy reform is an excellent start, and more structural reforms will follow. The lecture will discuss the recent development and prospect of Indonesia economy, and how the authorities manage stability over the short-term and unlock the growth potential over the long-term.

Speakers’ Profile:

Current Status: Deputy Governor, Bank Indonesia

Past Experience :
2013 Assistant Governor for Monetary,
Macroprudential and International Policy
2009-2013 Executive Director of Economic
Research and Monetary Policy Department
2007-2009 Executive Director, South East Asia
Voting Group (SEAVG), IMF

Other Responsibilities:
-Lecturer, post-graduates studies , University of Indonesia -Visiting lecturers in a number of reputable Universities in Indonesia


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For registration and inquiries, please contact: Ms. Iso

E-mail: grips-pr02@grips.ac.jp
FAX:03-6439-6030
URL: http://www.grips.ac.jp/
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