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The Indonesian Investment Authority (INA) is intensifying its focus on sectors such as digital infrastructure, healthcare, and renewable energy, seeking foreign partnerships to bolster the country's economic development. Established in 2021 with a capital of $5 billion, INA manages assets worth approximately $10 billion and aims to promote sustainable growth while generating profits. Recently, it has expanded its investment strategies to include hybrid capital and private loans, with notable partnerships to enhance Indonesia's technology ecosystem.