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  Tuesday, 25 August 2026   Indonesia is moving into an important stage of its energy transition, and Germany is showing that it wants to be part of the journey. This was one of the key messages from the opening of Indonesia Sustainable Energy Week (ISEW) 2026 in Jakarta.   Held on August 19–20, ISEW 2026 brought together government officials, businesses, investors, financial institutions, academics, development partners, and other stakeholders. The main idea was pretty simple: Indonesia has ambitious energy goals, but now it needs to turn those goals into real projects.   The event carried the theme “Accelerating Indonesia’s Energy Transition: Aligning Policies, PrivateBaca Lebih Lanjut →

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  Monday, 17 August 2026   Medan is one of the major business centers in North Sumatra and an important gateway to the wider Sumatra region. For German companies looking at Indonesia, the city can offer interesting opportunities in areas such as trade, logistics, construction, energy, property, and other sectors. But before putting money into a new project, there is one thing investors should not overlook: legal clarity.   As Dr. Padriadi Wiharjokusumo explains in his LinkedIn post, doing business in Medan is not only about finding market opportunities or bringing in capital. It is also about understanding Indonesian law, local procedures, and the risksBaca Lebih Lanjut →

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  Saturday, 15 August 2026   Indonesia and Germany have a long history of economic relations, but the partnership still has plenty of room to grow. Under President Prabowo Subianto, Indonesia is looking to attract more German investment and strengthen cooperation across several important sectors.   The idea is pretty straightforward: Indonesia wants more investment, technology, and industrial cooperation, while German companies can gain access to one of Southeast Asia’s biggest and fastest-developing markets.   Germany has also shown continued interest in strengthening economic ties with Indonesia. During German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier’s visit to Indonesia in June 2026, trade, investment, and industrial cooperation were amongBaca Lebih Lanjut →

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  Friday, 14 August 2026   Germany and Indonesia have been building a stronger relationship for years, and investment is becoming one of the important parts of that partnership. One moment that attracted attention was German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier’s planned visit to Jakarta, where economic cooperation and investment were among the topics expected to be discussed.   Steinmeier’s visit showed that Indonesia continues to be an important partner for Germany in Southeast Asia. The relationship is not only about diplomacy or political cooperation. There is also a growing interest in business, trade, technology, energy, and investment. During his June 2026 visit, Steinmeier and Indonesian PresidentBaca Lebih Lanjut →