Herry Gunawan
Herry Gunawan is a prominent observer of state-owned enterprises (BUMN) in Indonesia and serves as the Director of NEXT Indonesia. He has been vocal about the need for clear regulations and legal frameworks to support the professional management of the newly established sovereign wealth fund, Danantara. His expertise in economic policy and governance has made him a key figure in discussions surrounding the operational readiness of state investment bodies.
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Indonesia:
Herry Gunawan is an analyst who commented on the government's difficult decision regarding the Whoosh project.
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Indonesia:
Herry Gunawan is an analyst who commented on the government's difficult decision regarding the Whoosh project.
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Indonesia:
Herry Gunawan assessed that the decision to transfer ownership shows the government has faced a difficult choice in handling the burden of the Whoosh project.
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Indonesia:
Herry Gunawan, the Director of NEXT Indonesia Center, critiques the financial management of INKA by Danantara.
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Indonesia:
Herry is a BUMN observer who emphasizes that the financial issues of the high-speed train project cannot be resolved unilaterally by Danantara.
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Indonesia:
Herry Gunawan, an observer of state-owned enterprises, stated that the resolution of the financial issues cannot be done unilaterally by Danantara.
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Indonesia:
Herry Gunawan, an observer of state-owned enterprises, stated that the resolution of the financial issues of the fast train project cannot be done unilaterally by Danantara.
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Indonesia:
Herry Gunawan commented on the potential merger of the Ministry of BUMN with BPI Danantara.
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Indonesia:
Herry Gunawan is an analyst from NEXT Indonesia who commented on the potential merger of the Ministry of State-Owned Enterprises with BPI Danantara.
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Indonesia:
Herry Gunawan is an analyst who commented on the potential merger of the Ministry of State-Owned Enterprises with BPI Danantara.
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