Jakarta - The Ministry of Finance should dirlibatkan in the renegotiation of the contract work agreements 76 coal mining concession (PK2B) to maintain the optimization of state revenues from extractive mining sectors.

"We have to anticipate. There has been a mining permit contracts never involve the government. Though there are state revenues, taxes and others. Now the question that we can not be silent, we must be active," said Finance Minister Agus Martowardojo time inauguration of echelon II in the MoF on Wednesday.

He explained the request of the President regarding the renegotiation should be followed up, because today more than 40 contracts and approximately 8,000 industrial mineral mining permit (IUP) or mining (KP) should be reexamined.

According to Finance Minister, Ministry of Finance was never involved in the process of licensing agreements work coal mining concessions (PKP2B) as well as other mining works contract signing.

"We got to know, and we have to actively pick up the ball. This is an example. Therefore, I would like to invite us to do our best," said the minister.

Finance minister explained the government will respect contracts and renegotiation efforts conducted by reviewing all aspects of multi-sector involvement, including the financial sector.

"We could see all the articles related to state revenues and the obligations and rights relating to investors by the government, for that I motivate the team to be involved so that later we do not then this good opportunity to be not optimal," he said.

He expects the involvement of the Ministry of Finance the renegotiation process will run smoothly by keeping the trust of state revenues as well as protecting the environment.

"If now there is that does not involve the renegotiation of the Minister of Finance. However, if the Minister of Finance is involved we really look balanced. We will discuss together. All of these processes will be conducted for the benefit of long-term objective," said the minister.