(Jakarta) – The developed countries that joined the G7 are agreed to control the slowness of world economic. But concrete steps of this control could not openly declare because reputed not for public consumption.
Thus has already told by the Head of Fiscal Policy Corporation of Finances Department, Anggito Abimanyu, after attending the meeting of Panja RUU Government Sharia Marketable Securities (SBSN) in the DPR-RI building, Jakarta, Monday (11/2)
“Basically the meeting attempt to find solutions so the global money turbulence could be stop soon. G-7 has already agreed to do tight control for the slowness of world economic. Of course this concrete steps could not delivered to the public because that is not the public domain,” Anggito said.
Anggito explains the presence of RI Finances Minister, Sri Mulyani, on the meeting only as a representative of developing countries side in posing and overcome the effects of world money turbulences.
“The substations that has been delivered by the Finances Minister was the turbulence that globally happened these day could only overcome if the G-7 countries it self do some co operational steps in stabilizations the macro economic also betterment in the finances sector and controlled from the world finances system,” Anggito explains.
On the meeting in Tokyo from 9 to 10 February 2008, the G-7 countries group also invited three countries and one multilateral foundation from the developing countries includes Indonesia, Korea, China, and Asian Development Bank (ADB) for delivering their view about the effects of money turbulence. (Adi/ trans.Devi)
Thus has already told by the Head of Fiscal Policy Corporation of Finances Department, Anggito Abimanyu, after attending the meeting of Panja RUU Government Sharia Marketable Securities (SBSN) in the DPR-RI building, Jakarta, Monday (11/2)
“Basically the meeting attempt to find solutions so the global money turbulence could be stop soon. G-7 has already agreed to do tight control for the slowness of world economic. Of course this concrete steps could not delivered to the public because that is not the public domain,” Anggito said.
Anggito explains the presence of RI Finances Minister, Sri Mulyani, on the meeting only as a representative of developing countries side in posing and overcome the effects of world money turbulences.
“The substations that has been delivered by the Finances Minister was the turbulence that globally happened these day could only overcome if the G-7 countries it self do some co operational steps in stabilizations the macro economic also betterment in the finances sector and controlled from the world finances system,” Anggito explains.
On the meeting in Tokyo from 9 to 10 February 2008, the G-7 countries group also invited three countries and one multilateral foundation from the developing countries includes Indonesia, Korea, China, and Asian Development Bank (ADB) for delivering their view about the effects of money turbulence. (Adi/ trans.Devi)
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