JAKARTA Ride hailing companies operating in Indonesia, such as Uber and Grab, have been told they will be able to continue operating in the country, but not without considerable regulation. The new rules are part of a broader push by President Joko Widodo to make Indonesia more attractive for foreign investors. The Jakarta Post reports that both firms have expressed their readiness to co-operate fully with the new requirements inside the government-mandated time frame.
Ride hailing companies operating in Indonesia, such as Uber and Grab, have been told they will be able to continue operating in the country, but not without considerable regulation. The new rules are part of a broader push by President Joko Widodo to make Indonesia more attractive for foreign investors. The Jakarta Post reports that both firms have expressed their readiness to co-operate fully with the new requirements inside the government-mandated time frame.