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  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 aLeer más →

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  Wednesday, 12 August 2026   Indonesia is famous for its huge coastline, tropical waters, and incredible variety of seafood. From tuna and shrimp to other marine products, the country’s seafood industry has plenty of potential. Interestingly, Spanish investors have also seen an opportunity in this sector.   The interest from Spain is not simply about selling seafood to Indonesia. Spanish business interests have reportedly hoped that Indonesia can develop its seafood industry and increase exports to international markets.   That could be an exciting opportunity for Indonesian fishermen, seafood businesses, and exporters.   Indonesia Has Huge Seafood Potential   With thousands of islands andLeer más →

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  Wednesday, 12 August 2026   Germany has long been known for its interest in technology, engineering, and renewable energy. So, when German investors showed interest in Indonesia’s hydro power sector, it was more than just another business deal. It highlighted the growing potential of Indonesia’s renewable energy market.   The investment plan discussed in the source focused on a hydro power project in Indonesia, with German participation bringing technology, expertise, and investment into the country. For Indonesia, cooperation like this can be an opportunity to develop cleaner energy while strengthening economic ties with Germany.   Why Hydropower Matters   Indonesia is blessed with plentyLeer más →

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  Martes, 11 de agosto de 2026. España ve a Indonesia como algo más que un simple mercado para vender productos. Según se informa, el país está interesado en construir una fábrica en Indonesia y utilizarla como centro de producción para exportar a Europa y otras partes de Asia. Lo interesante es que aún no se ha decidido el tipo exacto de fábrica. La parte española todavía está estudiando qué sector podría ofrecer la mayor oportunidad. Budi mencionó que sectores como el calzado y la ropa prêt-à-porter podrían ser opciones potenciales, ya que los consumidores europeos tienen una demanda significativa de estos productos. Esto convierte a Indonesia en un mercado interesante.Leer más →