Indonesia’s economy is growing at 5% annually, but the country's finance minister Sri Mulyani warned that’s not enough to escape the middle-income trap. ➡️ In an exclusive interview with CNBC's JP Ong, Sri Mulyani emphasized the need for investment in human capital — education, health, and social safety nets, to drive higher growth and productivity. ➡️ With reforms in motion, Indonesia aims for high wages and a skilled workforce by 2045, but challenges like infrastructure and corruption remain.