
Airlangga Hartarto
Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia
Flagship Event · Internasionalisasi Kredit Program 2026
Showcasing the best practices of Indonesia’s credit programmes on an international stage and strengthening global collaboration for inclusive productive financing.

Countdown to the event
Participants from 8 groups
Activities in one series
Event formats
Sessions on the flagship day
Speakers
Ministers, global voices in inclusive finance, and international institutions share policy direction and global lessons.

Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia

Nobel Peace Prize Laureate 2006, Founder of Grameen Bank

Minister of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia

Minister of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises of the Republic of Indonesia

Minister of Indonesian Migrant Worker Protection

Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of Indonesia

Minister of Industry of the Republic of Indonesia

Minister of Housing and Settlement Areas of the Republic of Indonesia
World Bank
Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW)

Deputy for Coordination of State-Owned Enterprise Management and Development, Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs

Master of Ceremonies

Moderator, TVRI Journalist
Official portraits: ministry and agency documentation. Prof. Muhammad Yunus: University of Salford Press Office (CC BY 2.0). Valerina Daniel: Australia Awards Indonesia. Dwi Vera: MC Bali Dwi Vera YouTube channel. Shoulders and clothing in some portraits were extended with AI assistance; faces are unaltered.
About the Event
Since 2007, the People’s Business Credit programme (KUR) has been one of the government’s strategic instruments for widening access to productive financing. Internasionalisasi Kredit Program 2026 takes that experience global: sharing best practices, learning from the world, and building new partnerships.
Since 2007, KUR has been a strategic government instrument for widening access to productive business financing.
The programme has grown through several schemes: KUR, KIPK, KPP, farm machinery credit (Alsintan), and other adaptive financing schemes.
It strengthens the people’s economy, creates jobs, and makes access to financing more equitable.
Indonesia’s credit programmes have become best practices worth sharing and collaborating on internationally.
Event formats
Expected outcomes
Agenda
Thursday, 29 October 2026, Merusaka Nusa Dua, Bali.
Participant and guest registration
MSME booth visit
Ministers and heads of institutions
Opening by the master of ceremonies
National anthem, Indonesia Raya
Prayer
Traditional dance performance
Welcoming remarks
Governor of Bali
Remarks
Minister of Finance
Remarks
Minister of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
Remarks
Minister of Indonesian Migrant Worker Protection
Remarks
Minister of Agriculture
Remarks
Minister of Industry
Remarks
Minister of Housing and Settlement Areas
Session opening
Moderator
Global Lessons on Inclusive Financing
Prof. Muhammad Yunus
Selected Q&A
Moderator
Keynote Speech
Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs
Symbolic disbursement of government credit programmes and group photo
To KUR, Alsintan, KIPK, KPP, and KPPS borrowers, by ministers with heads of lending institutions
Press conference
Break, prayer, and lunch
International speakers session
World Bank representative, KfW representative, and the Deputy for Coordination of State-Owned Enterprise Management and Development
Discussion and Q&A
Moderator
Guest star performance
Closing
Programme Series · Internasionalisasi Kredit Program 2026
An integrated series to accelerate implementation and strengthen an inclusive, globally competitive productive-financing ecosystem.
Credit Programme Acceleration Forum 2026
In-depth Interviews on Accelerating Post-Disaster KUR Recovery
KIPK & KPP Impact Hub
Government Credit Programme Festival (FKPP) & International Seminar
Exploring and Benchmarking the Use of Intellectual Property as Additional KUR Collateral
Policy Dialogue on Migrant Worker Financing Ecosystem for Strengthening KUR PMI and KUR PMI International Partnership Forum
Policy Initiative: Transforming KUR into a Data-Driven Inclusive Financing Ecosystem
Credit Program Insight & Strategy Summit 2027
Participants
Academics, ministries and agencies, and financial institutions account for 65% of participants, joined by international partners, MSME associations, local governments, regulators, and the media.
Venue
Kawasan Wisata Nusa Dua Lot S-3, Jl. Pantai Peminge, Benoa, Kec. Kuta Selatan, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80363
Capacity of up to 1,000 people


Gallery
KUR The Next 2025: Adaptive and Integrative. Mass KUR loan signing and the launch of the Housing Credit Programme (KPP), Surabaya, October 2025.
KUR The Next 2025: Adaptive and Integrative
Watch the full film on YouTube (opens in a new tab)FKPP 2026 coverage will be added after the event.
Insights
VideoKUR The Next 2025: Adaptive and Integrative, the filmA recap of the 2025 edition that laid the foundation for this year’s international forum.Watch the full film on YouTube (opens in a new tab)Partners
Organiser

Deputy for Coordination of State-Owned Enterprise Management and Development
Partners, sponsors, and media partners
Partners, sponsors, and media partners will be announced.
Registration
Public registration is open to everyone, with limited seats. Invited guests register with the code on their invitation.
Thursday, 29 October 2026 · Merusaka Nusa Dua, Bali
RegisterOpen the registration page
Use the Register button on this page. Invited guests can scan the QR code on their invitation.
Complete the confirmation form
Fill in your details to confirm your attendance. Public participants choose a category: student, university student, professional, or business owner.
Receive your e-ticket
Your e-ticket arrives by email and WhatsApp. Invited guests exchange it for an ID badge at the registration desk on 28–29 October 2026. Public participants simply show the e-ticket to be scanned at the entrance.