日期: 2026 年 9 月 28 日

  Monday, 28 September 2026   Indonesia continues to attract attention from international investors, including companies from Spain. A group of 31 Spanish companies has expressed interest in doing business and investing in Indonesia, particularly in sectors such as infrastructure, construction, energy, and land transportation. Kalimantan is also part of the wider infrastructure development opportunities discussed in relation to Spanish investment. The interest was discussed during an Investment and Business Cooperation Forum in Jakarta. The companies were looking at opportunities to work with Indonesia as the country continues to develop its infrastructure and transportation networks. Spanish Companies Eye Infrastructure Infrastructure is one of the main阅读更多→

  Monday, 28 September 2026   Waste management is becoming an important issue in many Indonesian cities and regions. In Greater Banyumas, a new cooperation involving German investment and technology is being prepared to turn waste into electricity. The project involves four areas: Banyumas, Cilacap, Purbalingga, and Banjarnegara. The plan is to develop large-scale waste processing facilities using technology from Germany. Universitas Muhammadiyah Purwokerto (UMP) is also involved in facilitating cooperation between the different parties. German Technology for Waste Management The idea is quite simple: instead of allowing waste to continue piling up, it can be processed and used as a source of energy. The阅读更多→