World Bank Funding Promotes Opportunities Civically and Economically
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Harvey Goldstein, director of Business-Link Consultancy in Singapore, advises U.S. businesses investing in Indonesia through his relationships with Indonesian government entities. The U.S. has invested billions across technology, agribusiness, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and automotive manufacturing in Indonesia. Donor agencies like the World Bank play a key role in direct funding of foreign companies and entities to engage developing nations through financial and civic assistance, integrating fiscal, political, cultural, legal and informational factors to help reduce poverty and facilitate social and national progress contributing to economic growth.
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The founder and chairman of PT Harvest International Indonesia, Harvey Goldstein has over four decades of business experience in the Southeast Asia region. He has facilitated significant foreign investments in countries including the Philippines and Singapore. Harvey Goldstein played a central role in the multi-billion dollar Exxon (now ExxonMobil) and Indonesia national oil company Pertamina agreement to develop one of the world’s largest offshore natural gas deposits.
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