BIAMC acknowledges the long-term development trajectory of ASEAN and OBOR economies and their regional integration implications as well as the obvious upsurges to its native Indonesian economy from the push for Foreign Direct Investment. The realms of foreseeable equitable and inclusive growth, expansive commercial architecture, and wide-scale competitiveness and innovation are astronomical. With a young, growing population and scopius middle class, Asia Pacific and its neighbors aim to capitalize on its flourishing SMEs, large regional production grids, deep manufacturing and technology links, and diversified export networks to develop new and strategic regional hubs in education,health, logistics, tourism, and finance while increasing energy, water, and food production security. No doubt, BIAMC must position itself accordingly.

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