
The Indonesian government plans to send a quarter of the employees of eight government agencies to Bali to work remotely. It is reported by The Jakarta Post.
This measure is designed to support the economy of the island, which lived mainly due to tourism, and during the pandemic due to closed borders is experiencing serious problems - over the past five quarters, the island's GDP has been continuously falling.
According to the Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy of Indonesia, Sandiagi Salahuddin Uno, a plan to "resettle" civil servants in Bali is in the final stages of development. Employees of the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime and Investment Affairs, as well as seven subordinate bodies, are planning to send to Bali.
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According to the Nikkei agency, the number of "relocated" civil servants includes employees of the Ministry of Energy, the Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of Public Works and Housing - a total of about 8 thousand people.