Indonesia Allocates Rp11 Trillion for Mass Bank Account Initiative
The Indonesian government is preparing to allocate approximately Rp11 trillion (around $700 million) to a large-scale bank account opening initiative aimed at expanding financial inclusion. This program specifically targets improving access to financial services for individuals in rural areas and low-income segments.
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