To provide guidance to stakeholders and put the position of Islamic banking as well as the outlook of Bank Indonesia in developing sharia banking in Indonesia, Bank Indonesia later in 2002 had published a "Blueprint for Development of Islamic Banking in Indonesia". 
 In its compilation, various aspects have been considered in a comprehensive manner, including the actual condition of the national Islamic banking industry and its related tools, development trend of Islamic banking industry in the international and national development of Islamic financial system that began to manifest itself, and not be separated from the framework of financial system macro is more like the Indonesian Banking Architecture (API) and the Indonesian Financial System Architecture (ASKI) as well as international best practices formulated by Islamic financial institutions, such as the IFSB (Islamic Financial Services Board), AAOIFI and IIFM.

         The development of Islamic banking is directed to provide the greatest benefit for the community and contribute optimally to the national economy. Therefore, the direction of the development of a national Islamic banking has always refer to other strategic plans, such as the Indonesian Banking Architecture (API), Financial System Architecture Indonesia (ASKI), as well as National Medium Term Development Plan (RPJMN) and National Long Term Development Plan (RPJPN). Thus, efforts to develop Islamic banking is a part, and activities that support the achievement of the strategic plan in a larger scale at the national level.

         "Blueprint of Development of Islamic Banking in Indonesia" includes the vision, mission and goals of the development of Islamic banking as well as a set of strategic initiatives with clear priorities to address key challenges and achieve goals in the past 10 years into the future, namely the achievement of Islamic banking market share significantly over deepening of the role of Islamic banking in the financial activities of national, regional and international, in conditions of integration began with the formation of other Islamic financial sector.
        In the short term, a national Islamic banking is more geared to service the domestic market is still huge potential. In other words, a national Islamic banking should be able to be a domestic player but has the quality of service and performance internationally.

        In the end, Islamic banking system to be established by Bank Indonesia is a modern Islamic banking, which is universal, open to all Indonesian citizens without exception. A banking system that presents applicative forms of economic tenets formulated wisely, in the present context the problems being faced by the Indonesian people, and with due regard to socio-cultural conditions in which the nation is to write its history.  

        Only in this way, the Islamic banking system development efforts will always be seen and accepted by the whole people of Indonesia as part of the solution to various problems of the country.