Unravelling the tourism potentials available in Indonesia, a team of international leaders and experts have discussed the future strategies that will help to attract more tourists to the Asian country, famous for its marine and beach resources.

Indonesia is set to issue a new regulation as a precursor to the launch of its carbon exchange in June this year, Junaidi Cerdas Tarigan, a senior analyst at the Indonesian Financial Services Authority, or Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (OJK), told ISFI.

Addis Ababa January 11/2023/ENA/ Ethiopia is undertaking preparations to export meat to China and Indonesia markets, according to Agriculture Authority.

Jakarta’s agglomeration, home to more than 30 million people, has long been plagued by various infrastructure problems and congestion. Frequent flooding and climate change fears also led some climate specialists to warn that the huge city could literally sink under water by 2050.

COVID-19 has thrust the world into recession, which as a result akin to a domino effect, has led to rapid and accelerated change. Most notably, industries have pivoted online as we hurtle headlong into an increasingly digitalized society. In response to extended lockdowns, society has become more reliant on technology than it has ever been.

Following the passing of the bill by the House of Representatives on 5 October 2020, Law No. 11 of 2020 on the Job Creation Law (the “Job Creation Law”) was finally enacted on 2 November 2020. It involves and effects (to widely varying degrees) over 78 existing laws ranging from land licensing, investment, manpower, government administration and spatial planning to ease the conducting of business and commercial activities.

New export opportunities for Australian farmers, businesses and investors will begin to flow from today with the start of the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA).

Issuance of green debt doubles in Southeast Asia USD7.8bn in 2019 from USD4.1bn in 2018

Indonesia is an Islamic finance giant waiting to be awakened, and events from recent years have indeed stirred the world’s most populous Muslim nation. Armed with a strong political will, the Republic has a firm grip on its title as a worldclass Sukuk contender, issuing more sovereign Sukuk than any other nations globally. And the Southeast Asian giant, with over 225 million Muslim citizens, is resolute in broadening its Islamic finance...

M&A Report (August 2019)