Indonesia's strategic decision to relocate its capital city to Nusantara marks a significant turning point, opening up new avenues for private sector participation. Guided by progressive legislation, including Law Number 3 Year 2022 on The State Capital, the government is streamlining land acquisition procedures overseen by the Nusantara Capital City Authority ("NCCA"). With flexible tenure options and strategic partnerships, investors have the opportunity to shape Nusantara's development trajectory, contributing to its emergence as a beacon of progress.

Dentons HPRP stands ready to seize these opportunities, driving economic growth and fostering comprehensive development in Indonesia's dynamic landscape. Winda Tania (Partner) and Arya R. Mubarak (Associate) have authored an insightful analysis of the intricate details of protecting public interest in the pursuit of investment in Nusantara Capital City land procurement.

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