Friday, 14 August 2026   Spain is one of Europe’s major food-producing countries, but changes in production, weather, prices, and supply chains can create pressure on its food supply. This situation could also open an interesting opportunity for Indonesia: increasing food exports to the Spanish market.   At first, it might sound unusual. Spain is already famous for its agricultural products, seafood, olive oil, fruits, vegetables, and other food products. So why would Indonesia have an opportunity to export food there?   The answer is simple: international food markets are constantly changing.   When domestic production faces challenges, countries may need to look forالمزيد →

  Friday, 14 August 2026   Germany and Indonesia have been building a stronger relationship for years, and investment is becoming one of the important parts of that partnership. One moment that attracted attention was German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier’s planned visit to Jakarta, where economic cooperation and investment were among the topics expected to be discussed.   Steinmeier’s visit showed that Indonesia continues to be an important partner for Germany in Southeast Asia. The relationship is not only about diplomacy or political cooperation. There is also a growing interest in business, trade, technology, energy, and investment. During his June 2026 visit, Steinmeier and Indonesian Presidentالمزيد →

  Thursday, 13 August 2026   Indonesia’s plan to build a new capital city in East Kalimantan has attracted attention from investors around the world. One of the countries showing interest is Spain, with Spanish businesses and investors looking at opportunities to participate in the development of Indonesia’s new capital, Nusantara.   The development of Nusantara, commonly known as IKN, is one of Indonesia’s most ambitious infrastructure projects. The government wants the new capital to become more than just a replacement for Jakarta. It is being planned as a modern, sustainable, and technology-oriented city.   That vision naturally creates opportunities for international investors.   Whyالمزيد →

  Thursday, 13 August 2026   Surabaya is one of Indonesia’s biggest and busiest cities. With millions of people, busy roads, growing businesses, and expanding urban areas, the city also faces a familiar challenge: how to keep economic growth moving while reducing emissions.   Interestingly, Germany is stepping into this conversation through an investment aimed at supporting urban emissions reduction. The project in Surabaya is part of a broader effort to encourage cities to become cleaner, more efficient, and more environmentally friendly.   Why Surabaya?   Surabaya is a natural place to start. As a major economic center in East Java, the city has aالمزيد →