Monday, 07 September 2026   Medan is one of Indonesia’s biggest cities and an important economic center in Sumatra. As the city continues to grow, the need for better infrastructure also becomes more important. Roads, transportation, water systems, waste management, and other urban facilities need to keep up with the city’s development.   This is where international cooperation can make a difference. Germany and Indonesia have worked together on green infrastructure development, with a focus on creating cities that are not only more modern but also more environmentally friendly.   In February 2022, Germany and Indonesia agreed to strengthen cooperation through the Indonesian-German Greenالمزيد →

  Saturday, 29 August 2026   Indonesia is becoming an increasingly interesting destination for German businesses, especially as the country continues to develop its industrial and clean-energy sectors. In August 2026, a German business delegation visited Jakarta to discuss new investment opportunities and explore ways to turn business interest into real projects.   The meeting was part of the Indonesia-Germany Economic Partnership, which brought together Indonesian government officials, German Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development Reem Alabali Radovan, and representatives from German companies. The discussion focused on several sectors that could become important areas of future cooperation.   One of the biggest topics wasالمزيد →

  Friday, 28 August 2026   When people talk about German investment, industries such as automotive, machinery, and technology often come to mind. Back in 2013, Germany showed interest in exploring business opportunities in North Sumatra, with the automotive industry becoming one of the sectors that attracted attention.   At the time, the North Sumatra provincial government was looking for opportunities to bring more German investors into the region. One of the main sectors offered was infrastructure, particularly ports. North Sumatra has several important port areas, including Belawan and Kuala Tanjung, which could support industrial and trade activities.   However, the German side appeared toالمزيد →

  Thursday, 27 August 2026   Indonesia and Germany are taking another step to strengthen their economic relationship. The two countries are not only talking about trade, but are also looking at real investment opportunities, renewable energy, semiconductors, and vocational education. Jakarta recently became an important meeting point for this growing partnership.   Indonesian Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto met with Germany’s Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development Reem Alabali Radovan and a German business delegation in Jakarta. The meeting focused on turning the long-standing relationship between Indonesia and Germany into more concrete projects and investments.   Germany is already an importantالمزيد →