Jakarta, July 8 -- The US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) sees investment opportunities in Indonesia, particularly in nuclear energy and financial services, while exploring broader cooperation in infrastructure, transport and critical minerals.

"Our private sector meetings shared interesting opportunities in nuclear energy and financial services," DFC Chief Policy Officer Caroline Vik said during an online briefing on Wednesday.

Vik said the DFC also identified potential cooperation with the Indonesian government in transportation, infrastructure, port development, and critical mineral mining and processing.

"We also heard about the government's major focus on promoting energy security through upstream exploration a...