Tuesday, 18 August 2026   Indonesia and Germany are working together to develop a more modern and sustainable transportation system in the Greater Surabaya area. One of the key projects is the Surabaya Regional Railway Line, or SRRL, which is expected to make daily travel easier while supporting a greener future for East Java.   The cooperation became more concrete in June 2025 when the Indonesian Ministry of Finance and Germany’s development bank, KfW, signed a 230-million-euro loan agreement for the first phase of the SRRL project. They also signed a 6-million-euro grant agreement to support transport integration and the long-term sustainability of theRead More →

  Tuesday, 18 August 2026   Spain has shown its interest in supporting Indonesia’s infrastructure development through low-interest loans and direct investment. The offer came as part of efforts to strengthen economic cooperation between Spain and Indonesia, two countries that have continued to look for new opportunities to work together.   In 2015, Spain announced that it was prepared to provide around 250 million euros in low-interest financing for joint projects in Indonesia. The funding could be used for different sectors, including infrastructure and renewable energy. What made the offer interesting was the very low interest rate, which was planned to range from zero percentRead More →

  Monday, 17 August 2026   Medan is one of the major business centers in North Sumatra and an important gateway to the wider Sumatra region. For German companies looking at Indonesia, the city can offer interesting opportunities in areas such as trade, logistics, construction, energy, property, and other sectors. But before putting money into a new project, there is one thing investors should not overlook: legal clarity.   As Dr. Padriadi Wiharjokusumo explains in his LinkedIn post, doing business in Medan is not only about finding market opportunities or bringing in capital. It is also about understanding Indonesian law, local procedures, and the risksRead More →

  Saturday, 15 August 2026   Bali has been attracting foreign property investors for years, and Spanish investors are also part of the growing international interest in the island. With its tourism industry, beautiful scenery, and strong demand for villas and holiday accommodation, Bali offers an interesting opportunity for people looking to invest outside their home country.   For Spanish investors, the attraction is easy to understand. Bali combines lifestyle and business opportunities in one place. A property can potentially become a holiday home, a rental villa, or part of a larger hospitality business.   However, investing in Bali is not as simple as buyingRead More →