I have been a member since 2012 and went through many discussions here. I can be reasonable, but unfortunately not to some members.
Anyway, the biggest hindrance to Indonesian economic growth is logistics because Indonesia is as large as Europe and separated by waters. So the focus is obviously infrastructure. Previous governments were not able to scale up the infrastructure beyond the main island of Java because Indonesia started everything basically from zero after its independence war and communist purge in 1965. But now, the government's pocket are quite adequate to launch aggresive projects involving thousands of km roads and tollways, airports and ports.
The government plans to spend around 350bn to 400bn on various infra projects such as roads, railways, ports. https://www.indonesia-investments.com/business/risks/infrastructure/item381
Yes, this is very good news.
BD is spending a lot of money on infrastructure right now(17 US billion this year) and can do this as external debt is very low - only a little above 10% of GDP with most being long term and at low interest rates.
It is also attracting more FDI by building 100 SEZs by 2030.