Indonesia Issues Presidential Regulation 41/2026 on National Logistics Strengthening With Digitalization as a Core Strategy
Published 10 November, the regulation names three strategies including integration and digitalization of logistics services through SINSW; ALFI's advisory board chairman welcomed it, stressing interoperability and data standards.
The government has issued Presidential Regulation No. 41 of 2026 on National Logistics Strengthening, published on 10 November. Summarized by the Shipbuilding and Cement Industry association commentary and reported across business media, the regulation sets three strategies: strengthening connectivity infrastructure, integrating and digitalizing logistics services through the National Logistics System (SINSW) including data exchange and utilization, and improving the competitiveness of logistics workforce and service providers.
Yukki Nugrahawan Hanafi, chairman of ALFI's advisory board and a senior vice president of FIATA, welcomed the regulation and emphasized implementation priorities including faster digitalization of logistics services through system interoperability and data standards.
National logistics regulations of this kind are typically followed by implementing roadmaps and agency programs within six to twelve months, which puts service and technology procurement on agency calendars through 2027. The digitalization mandate touches the document-heavy layer of the sector directly, from customs and shipping documents to warehouse and fleet records, where intermediaries and mid-sized forwarders face the largest readiness gap. No implementing regulations or budgets have been published yet.