Prabowo vows to revoke licences of foreign firms linked to forest fires

Prabowo vows to revoke licences of foreign firms linked to forest fires
Prabowo vows to revoke licences of foreign firms linked to forest fires

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Nevin Al Sukari - Sana'a - Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto said some of the companies under investigation were foreign-owned, adding that the government would disclose their names in due course. — AFP pic

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JAKARTA, Oct 23 — Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto said on Thursday that the government would revoke the business licences of foreign-owned companies found to have repeatedly violated regulations and contributed to forest and land fires, reported Xinhua.

Prabowo said authorities were investigating companies suspected of violating land management and fire prevention regulations, with preliminary findings indicating repeated violations by some firms.

One company was suspected of being involved in as many as 19 forest fire cases, he said.

“Whoever violates the rules, just revoke their licences! I have no hesitation,” Prabowo said.

The president said some of the companies under investigation were foreign-owned, adding that the government would disclose their names in due course.

He stressed that companies operating in Indonesia must be held accountable for environmental damage regardless of their country of origin.

Prabowo also called for tighter oversight of natural resource management to ensure that forests and plantations are managed responsibly and benefit local communities. — Bernama

 

 

 

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