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  2026年7月21日，星期二。澳大利亚和印度尼西亚几十年来一直是紧密的邻国，但两国关系远不止于地理层面。如今，两国通过长期发展伙伴关系携手合作，致力于创造经济机遇、增强韧性并构建更可持续的未来。澳大利亚和印度尼西亚不再仅仅提供援助，而是强调合作、知识共享和惠及两国的长期投资。基于共同目标的伙伴关系。澳大利亚-印度尼西亚发展伙伴关系旨在支持印度尼西亚的长期发展，同时加强区域稳定与繁荣。通过《2024-2028年发展伙伴关系计划》，两国政府已就以下方面达成一致：阅读更多→

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  Monday, 20 July 2026   Indonesia is taking a big step toward a cleaner and greener future. The government is actively inviting Australian investors to join a massive US$5 billion waste-to-energy (WtE) program, aiming to transform one of the country’s biggest environmental challenges into a reliable source of renewable energy.   For years, Indonesia has struggled with growing amounts of municipal waste. As the population continues to increase and cities expand, landfills are reaching their limits. Instead of letting trash pile up, the government wants to convert it into electricity, creating a solution that benefits both the environment and the economy.   This ambitious阅读更多→

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  Monday, 20 July 2026   Indonesia’s hospitality industry has continued to attract attention from international investors, and Australians are among the key players helping support this positive trend. Despite slower investment activity across parts of the Asia-Pacific region, Indonesia remains an appealing destination for hotel development thanks to its growing tourism sector, strong domestic travel market, and long-term economic potential.   Australia and Indonesia have enjoyed a close economic relationship for many years. This partnership goes beyond trade and education, extending into tourism, property, and hospitality investment. As more Australians travel to Indonesia and explore business opportunities, confidence in Indonesia’s hotel industry continues to阅读更多→

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  Saturday, 18 July 2026   Food security has become one of the biggest priorities for countries around the world, and Indonesia is no exception. With a growing population and increasing demand for quality food, the Indonesian government is inviting Australian investors to play a bigger role in strengthening the country’s food security infrastructure.   This isn’t just about growing more crops. It’s about building a smarter, more efficient food system that benefits farmers, businesses, and consumers alike.   Why Food Security Matters   Indonesia is home to more than 280 million people, making it one of the largest food markets in Southeast Asia. As阅读更多→