Indonesia Set to Introduce Blockchain Technology in Public Services
The pursuit to establish a burgeoning crypto hub in Indonesia has inspired the government to implement critical reforms to redefine the financial sector. The proposed reforms have challenged the island country to position itself as a leader in Web3.
As part of the development, Indonesia released a national crypto exchange to facilitate buying and selling of crypto assets. In a wide-ranging interview at the Blockchain Economy Summit in Dubai, critical players in the blockchain and metaverse sector briefed on the adoption of crypto, blockchain and Web3 in Indonesia.
Indonesia Seeking to Become a Web3 Leader
A statement from Grace Sabandar, the co-founder of Indonesia Blockchain and Metaverse Center (IBMC), was pleased with the growing youthful population, that constitutes around 270 million youths. The IBMC boss admitted that the youths are more adaptive to emerging technology.
With the thriving population bulge, Sabandar announced that Indonesia is the leading user of Web2-powered social media apps such as Facebook and Instagram. The officials envisage that the Southern Asia will become the top country in Web3 adoption.
She confessed that the Indonesians are seeking to become leaders of emerging technology. The executive anticipates that Indonesia will turn from tech users to inventors and developers. Sabandar expects that based on the decentralized nature of crypto assets, the tech-savvy generation will be motivated to develop innovative solutions to address real-life challenges.
Indonesian Authority to Introduce Blockchain in Public Sector
In her statement, Sabandar revealed that IBMC has formed alliances with private and public entities to create awareness on Web3 technology. The IBMC seeks to bring more people to the Web3 sector by educating the masses on the fundamental principles of blockchain and crypto technology.
Remarkably, the IBMC intends to sensitize investors on the significance of smart contracts and decentralization in businesses.
In support of Sabandar’s remarks, the principal of Indonesia Applied Digital Economy and Regulatory Network (IADERN), Tuhu Nugraha revealed that the government is seeking to implement a collaborative approach to push for mainstream adoption of Web3.
The IADERN official stated that the Indonesian authority has worked closely with the fast-paced blockchain firms to conduct extensive studies and experiments on emerging technologies. The proposed research will examine the implications of blockchain adoption in the primary sector of the Indonesian economy.
Benefits of Digitizing the Public Sector
Also, Nugraha noted that the policymakers seek to provide regulatory clarity on digital assets. As a government adviser on blockchain and metaverse technologies, Nugraha confessed that Indonesian authorities plans to implement friendly policies to promote innovation. Besides implementing new rules, Nugraha noted the Indonesian government plans to introduce blockchain technology in the public sector.
Before then, policymakers contemplated issuing digital certificates on land ownership and the education sector. The principal believes introducing blockchain technology in the public sector will assist the regulators in issuing genuine certificate
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