Wednesday, 30 September 2026   Spain is showing interest in investing in Indonesia as it looks for a way to reach wider export markets. Indonesia’s large domestic market is certainly attractive, but its network of trade agreements could be an even bigger reason for Spanish investors to look closer at the country. Indonesia’s Trade Minister Budi Santoso said Spanish representatives had expressed strong interest in investing in Indonesia after learning about the country’s export opportunities. The interest is connected to Indonesia’s access to several international markets through different trade agreements. For Spanish companies, this could be an interesting opportunity. Instead of using Indonesia only阅读更多→

  Wednesday, 30 September 2026   Indonesia has been looking to attract more foreign investors to support the development of Nusantara, the country’s new capital in East Kalimantan. Germany is among the countries watching the development closely. Nusantara is being developed from scratch in East Kalimantan as Indonesia’s planned new capital. The project has been presented as a major long-term development project, with the government seeking investment from both domestic and international investors. For Germany, the development of Nusantara is something worth following. Thomas Graf, deputy head of mission of the German Embassy in Indonesia, said Germany was observing the capital relocation process with great阅读更多→