Wednesday, 19 August 2026   Medan is one of Indonesia’s biggest cities, and like many growing cities, it faces challenges related to the environment and cleanliness. Managing waste, keeping public spaces clean, and creating a healthier urban environment require cooperation from many different sides.   Germany has shown interest in working with the Medan City Government on these issues. A meeting between Medan Deputy Mayor Aulia Rachman and German Ambassador to Indonesia Ina Ruth Luise Lepel discussed possible cooperation, especially in the areas of environmental management and cleanliness. The meeting took place at Medan City Hall on April 25, 2024.   The discussion isUlteriori informazioni →

  Wednesday, 19 August 2026   Spain and Indonesia have many opportunities to work together, especially in business and investment. One organization that has an important role in supporting this cooperation is COFIDES, a Spanish company that provides financial support for Spanish businesses investing abroad.   In 2015, COFIDES took part in the Spain-Indonesia Investment and Business Cooperation Forum in Jakarta. The event focused on several important sectors, including energy, infrastructure, environment, and transport. Water and waste management were also part of the discussion.   The main goal of the forum was simple: to help Spanish companies discover investment opportunities in Indonesia. The event alsoUlteriori informazioni →

  Tuesday, 18 August 2026   Indonesia and Germany are working together to develop a more modern and sustainable transportation system in the Greater Surabaya area. One of the key projects is the Surabaya Regional Railway Line, or SRRL, which is expected to make daily travel easier while supporting a greener future for East Java.   The cooperation became more concrete in June 2025 when the Indonesian Ministry of Finance and Germany’s development bank, KfW, signed a 230-million-euro loan agreement for the first phase of the SRRL project. They also signed a 6-million-euro grant agreement to support transport integration and the long-term sustainability of theUlteriori informazioni →

  Martedì 18 agosto 2026 La Spagna ha manifestato il proprio interesse a sostenere lo sviluppo infrastrutturale dell'Indonesia attraverso prestiti a basso interesse e investimenti diretti. L'offerta si inserisce nel quadro degli sforzi per rafforzare la cooperazione economica tra Spagna e Indonesia, due Paesi che continuano a cercare nuove opportunità di collaborazione. Nel 2015, la Spagna aveva annunciato la propria disponibilità a fornire circa 250 milioni di euro in finanziamenti a basso interesse per progetti congiunti in Indonesia. I fondi potrebbero essere utilizzati per diversi settori, tra cui infrastrutture ed energie rinnovabili. L'offerta si distingueva per il tasso di interesse estremamente basso, che si prevedeva potesse variare a partire dallo zero percento.Ulteriori informazioni →