普拉博沃指出，法治是营造良好投资环境的基础，印尼政府在自然资源领域的执法行动不存在任何妥协 空间。"没有公平公正的法治，就不会有投资。法治必须凌驾于任何既得利益之上。"他说。 普拉博沃表示，上任以来，政府已查封约400万公顷非法种植园和矿区，并决定吊销或没收28家企业的 经营许可，涉及土地面积超过101万公顷。他强调，这些企业存在在受保护森林内非法经营等违法行 为，是对国家主权和法治的公然破坏。 新华财经雅加达1月23日电（记者冯钰林）印度尼西亚总统普拉博沃·苏比延多22日在瑞士达沃斯出席世 界经济论坛年会期间表示，印尼政府已关闭全国约1000处非法矿场，并将继续严厉打击自然资源和环境 领域的违法行为，坚决维护法治。 （文章来源：新华财经） 据了解，非法采矿活动往往无视安全和环保标准，易引发洪水和山体滑坡等自然灾害。印尼国家灾害管 理署数据显示，去年底苏门答腊岛发生的洪水和山体滑坡已造成约1200人死亡，还有大量居民被迫撤离 并安置在临时避难点。 ...

Group 1 - The conference titled "Global South and Southeast Asia" focuses on economic cooperation among Global South countries, exemplified by the BRICS group, which Indonesia has recently joined, although its cooperation direction remains unclear [2][3] - The essence of the Global South is structural poverty, which is evident in Indonesia and China, both considered poor countries despite their natural resource wealth [4][5] - In 2022, Indonesia's GDP per capita was $5,000, significantly lower than the U.S. at $76,000, highlighting the disparity in wealth and economic development [5][6] Group 2 - The historical context of Indonesia's poverty is rooted in nearly 300 years of colonial rule, which stunted its industrial development and left it with a lack of capital and manufacturing capabilities [8][10] - The legacy of colonialism has resulted in Indonesia being burdened with debt and lacking a modern industrial base, which has perpetuated its economic struggles [12][14] - The nationalization of Dutch enterprises post-independence did not lead to effective management or industrial growth, as the new leadership was often inexperienced or corrupt [16][18] Group 3 - Indonesia's economic strategy has been characterized by reliance on low productivity technologies, with over 90% of workers in small enterprises, and 80% earning below the official minimum wage [21][22] - The country has struggled with a lack of investment in production capabilities, with per capita investment in production materials being significantly lower than in countries like the U.S. and China [23][24] - The need for a balanced approach between the production of goods and the necessary production materials is emphasized, as Indonesia continues to depend on imports for essential production inputs [22][26] Group 4 - The future of Indonesia's economy hinges on its ability to develop specific production capabilities while navigating a global market dominated by imperialist structures [26][27] - Cooperation among Global South countries is increasingly seen as vital for economic planning and reducing dependency on Global North nations [27][28] - The political landscape in Global South countries, particularly regarding who controls economic power, is crucial for achieving meaningful change and cooperation [28]