Indonezijski predsednik Joko Widodo je 27. aprila obiskal industrijski park Delong v Kendariju v jugovzhodni provinci Sulawesi in se udeležil slovesnosti ob odprtju tovarne niklja in železa projekta The Giant Tundra Nickel Project, ključnega projekta sodelovanja med Kitajsko in Indonezijo na poti.
Joko said that thanks to Giant Dun Nickel for bringing smelting technology to Indonesia, the added value of nickel ore can be increased 14 times by processing it into nickel iron, and 19 times by further processing it into stainless steel. The production and sale of related products can also make a significant contribution to Indonesia's tax revenue and foreign exchange earnings. "We should also see that the Delong Industrial Park has created 27,000 local jobs, which is a remarkable number. Chinese enterprises will not only bring raw material processing and production technology to Indonesia, but also create more jobs for the local people. They will also promote the majority of small and medium-sized enterprises to welcome more business opportunities and promote the development of relevant industries in Indonesia and the local economy." Zonko said.
The Indonesian Giant Dun nickel project, invested and built by Jiangsu Delong Nickel Co., LTD., officially went into production on 13th of this month. With an investment of $1.8 billion, the project is expected to have an annual production capacity of 1.8 million tons of nickel and iron, and will be equipped with its own power plant, dock and other auxiliary facilities.
Obisk Joka' kaže na velik pomen, ki ga pripisuje pobudi Pas in cesta med Kitajsko in Indonezijo, prav tako pa v celoti priznava razvoj industrijskega parka Delong v Indoneziji. Zhou Yuan, generalni direktor industrijskega parka Delong v Indoneziji, je dejal, da praksa od gradnje do delovanja industrijskega parka v Indoneziji kaže, da je pobuda Belt and Road pridobila podporo držav ob poti, poglobila prijateljstvo med prebivalci Kitajske in držav ob poteh ter spodbujal gospodarski razvoj držav ob poteh.
It is reported that the Construction of The Indonesian Delong Industrial Park began in 2014 and has now been built into a large-scale industrial park with two bases in Kendari and Morowali. Indonesia Delong Industrial Park has put into operation 42 nickel-iron production lines, 3 power plants, 3 stainless steel billet production lines and self-operated docks.
