IBC held Members’ Meeting I-2026, marking the start of its three-year journey and reaffirming its role in advancing inclusive, data-driven, and business-responsive economic policy.
Over the past three years, IBC has strengthened its institutional foundation and expanded its role as a bridge between business and public policy. Through its four pillars of economy, people, governance, and innovation, IBC has continued to turn research, advocacy, and collaboration into more tangible policy impact.
Amid rising global uncertainty, IBC is now focused on sharpening research, strengthening advocacy, and building more concrete strategic partnerships. This direction is supported by growing international collaboration and the continued convening of the Indonesia Economic Summit, reinforcing IBC’s role in shaping more responsive and impactful economic policy.
