NUSANTARA/JAKARTA -- From Indonesia's largest privately owned bank to a Thai toilet maker, Indonesia's planned new capital Nusantara is attracting increasing investor interest as the country's incoming leader Prabowo Subianto attempts to quell concerns from some businesses about his support for the project.
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Indonesia's new capital Nusantara attracts increased investor interest
Prabowo asserts support for project amid private sector doubts
Workers construct a pedestrian walkway near the State Palace and the eagle-shaped Garuda Palace in Indonesia's new capital Nusantara on Borneo. © Reuters
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