In line with the national agenda to realize Indonesia Emas 2045, a strategic message is expected to underscore the government’s unwavering commitment to inclusive and sustainable development. Anchored in Asta Cita—the eight-priority pillars of national progress—this commitment is reflected in key initiatives such as downstream industrialization, food and energy security, digital transformation, education reform, and the transition to a green economy. These efforts aim to strengthen Indonesia’s economic resilience, enhance social equity, and ensure longterm competitiveness amid global uncertainties, including geopolitical tensions, climate risks, and technological disruption. Within this broader vision, particular attention is also given to the important role of a strong and ethical accounting profession in reinforcing institutional integrity, upholding public trust, and supporting transparency and accountability across sectors. The message reaffirms that trustbased governance and responsible leadership are essential to navigating turbulence and building a just, prosperous, and competitive future for all Indonesians.
The seminar is expected to begin with a formal opening led by the President of the Republic of Indonesia* and the President of IAI, accompanied by the Chair of the IAI Advisory Board and the Chair of the IAI Supervisory Board. This ceremonial session will include a symbolic launch, a commemorative video highlighting IAI’s 68 year journey, and opening remarks underscoring the role of the accounting profession in national transformation. It marks the formal start of the international seminar, blending institutional pride with a clear vision for the profession’s future trajectory.
This keynote speech is expected to be delivered by the Chairman of Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (OJK) and will highlight the importance of strengthening Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) as a pillar of financial system integrity. Drawing from global insights and national priorities, the Chairman can explore how robust GRC practices are essential to building a resilient, transparent, and inclusive financial ecosystem. The speech can also emphasize OJK’s strategic role in fostering sustainable growth and investor confidence amidst an increasingly complex and interconnected financial landscape.
In an era marked by global disruption—ranging from geopolitical tensions to technological upheaval—Indonesia’s payment ecosystem must evolve from a foundation of trust toward a future defined by resilience, innovation, and inclusivity. This speech expected to delivered by the Governor of Bank Indonesia*, aims to explore how digital transformation can reinforce the integrity, efficiency, and interoperability of the national payment system, while addressing challenges related to governance, consumer protection, and systemic risk.
In today’s rapidly changing business environment, organizations must continuously adapt their strategies to remain competitive and resilient. Accountants are increasingly expected to go beyond traditional roles and act as strategic advisors, offering insights that shape decision-making and long-term value creation. At the same time, they serve as guardians of trust, ensuring transparency, accountability, and ethical integrity amid complexity and uncertainty.
As sustainability becomes a core concern for investors and stakeholders, companies are expected to go beyond disclosure and take a proactive role in managing sustainability-related risks. This panel will explore how businesses can integrate sustainability risk management and regulatory compliance into strategic planning to build long-term resilience and credibility. By shifting from reactive reporting to impact-driven practices, organizations can attract more meaningful investment and create sustained value for society.
Public sector institutions are under growing pressure to deliver better services with greater efficiency, transparency, and accountability. This panel will examine how innovation in public sector management—including digital transformation, performance-based budgeting, and agile governance—can drive systemic improvements. By reinventing traditional practices, governments can enhance service delivery, optimize resource use, and build public trust in a rapidly evolving environment.
In today’s rapidly changing business environment, organizations must continuously adapt their strategies to remain competitive and resilient. Accountants are increasingly expected to go beyond traditional roles and act as strategic advisors, offering insights that shape decision-making and long-term value creation. At the same time, they serve as guardians of trust, ensuring transparency, accountability, and ethical integrity amid complexity and uncertainty.
Hosted in a Grand Ballroom Fairmont Jakarta, the dinner unites seminar delegates, IAI members, and IFAC Connect attendees for an evening of cultural immersion and networking. The evening opens with a vibrant showcase of traditional Indonesian dances, offering guests a glimpse into the archipelago’s rich and diverse cultural heritage. The renowned Angklung Saung Udjo troupe will perform an interactive angklung ensemble, inviting guests to play the bamboo instruments together—symbolizing harmony and collaboration. The program includes a brief tribute to IAI’s milestones, presentation of appreciation plaques to keynote speakers, and ample time for informal dialogue that strengthens both domestic and international professional networks.