Indonesia is in the midst of a monumental transition, relocating its capital from Jakarta to the newly constructed city of Nusantara, nestled deep in the jungles of Borneo. This ambitious project, estimated to cost around $35 billion, aims to alleviate the environmental and infrastructural pressures faced by Jakarta. Nusantara, which is still a vast construction site, is set to officially become the capital on August 17, 2024, coinciding with Indonesia's Independence Day. The move has sparked a mix of excitement and skepticism, with questions about the project's completion timeline and its readiness to serve as the nation's administrative heart. Despite the challenges, the Indonesian government is pushing forward with the relocation, marking a significant chapter in the country's history.
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