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  Saturday, 19 September 2026   Indonesia’s development of Nusantara, the country’s new capital city, has attracted interest from international partners. One of the countries that has shown interest is Spain.   Spain has expressed interest in participating in the development of Nusantara, which is located in East Kalimantan on the island of Borneo. The interest includes opportunities for Spanish companies to become involved in projects related to the development of the new capital.   The discussion is important because Nusantara is planned as a large-scale development project that requires infrastructure, construction, technology, energy, and other supporting industries.   Spanish Companies Looking at Nusantara  Leer más →

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  Friday, 18 September 2026   Indonesia and Spain have had a long history of economic cooperation, with trade and investment becoming part of their bilateral relationship.   According to the report, the companies were looking at several important sectors, including energy, electricity, transportation, telecommunications, infrastructure, and manufacturing. The plans showed the broad range of industries that Spanish businesses were interested in at the time.   Investment Plans Across Several Sectors   One interesting part of the report was the variety of sectors involved. Rather than focusing on just one industry, the proposed investments covered areas that were important for Indonesia’s economic development.   EnergyLeer más →

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  Wednesday, 16 September 2026   Indonesia and Spain are continuing to develop their bilateral relationship, and financial cooperation is becoming one of the areas receiving attention. In March 2025, representatives from both countries discussed ways to strengthen financial cooperation and support sustainable development and economic innovation.   The discussion took place during the third Indonesia-Spain Political Consultation in Jakarta. The meeting covered several areas of bilateral relations, including economics, trade, defense, and people-to-people connections.   A Financial Cooperation Mechanism   One important part of the discussion was the Indonesia-Spain Bilateral Financial Cooperation Mechanism. According to Indonesia’s Foreign Ministry, the mechanism can help improve fundingLeer más →

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  Monday, 14 September 2026   Indonesia’s infrastructure development has attracted interest from international investors, and West Java was once looking at foreign participation for an ambitious monorail project around Bandung.   In 2019, several companies from the United Kingdom and Spain showed interest in working with the West Java provincial government on the planned mass transportation project. Among them was Basque Trade and Investment from Spain.   The interest was discussed following the Indonesia Infrastructure Investment Forum 2019 in London. At the time, the West Java government was presenting investment opportunities in transportation and other sectors to international businesses.   A Project Designed forLeer más →