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  Monday, 10 August 2026   Germany is showing strong interest in expanding its economic relationship with Indonesia. According to Anindya Novyan Bakrie, Chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin Indonesia), German businesses are increasingly interested in trade, investment, industrial cooperation, and even worker exchange programs.   The positive signal came after the Indonesia-Germany Economic Dialogue and Germany Business Dialogue held in Jakarta on June 15, 2026. The meeting was part of German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier’s state visit to Indonesia.  So, what exactly is Germany interested in?   Trade Is Still a Major Opportunity   One of the biggest topics is trade.Ulteriori informazioni →

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  Saturday, 08 August 2026   Indonesia’s energy transition is getting another boost, this time through cooperation with Germany. On June 30, 2025, the Indonesian Government and Germany’s development bank KfW signed a EUR 200 million policy-based loan agreement to support Indonesia’s Affordable and Sustainable Energy Transition Program, or ASET.   At first glance, EUR 200 million sounds like a simple investment figure. But the agreement is actually about something bigger: helping Indonesia create the policies and systems needed to move toward cleaner energy.   Indonesia is currently facing an important challenge. The country still depends heavily on fossil fuels, while at the same timeUlteriori informazioni →

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  Thursday, 06 August 2026   Jakarta has once again caught the attention of international investors, and this time, Germany is among the countries showing strong confidence in Indonesia’s capital city. As Southeast Asia’s largest economy continues to grow, German businesses see Jakarta as a strategic place to expand their operations and build long-term partnerships. But what exactly makes Jakarta so attractive for investment?   One of the biggest reasons is Indonesia’s strong economic growth. Even during periods of global uncertainty, Indonesia has managed to maintain relatively stable economic performance. Jakarta, as the country’s financial and business hub, naturally becomes the center of many investmentUlteriori informazioni →

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  Mercoledì 5 agosto 2026 La transizione dell'Indonesia verso le energie rinnovabili continua a guadagnare slancio. Una delle ultime tappe fondamentali arriva da Giacarta, dove PT Maharaksa Biru Energi Tbk (OASA) ha stretto una partnership con le aziende tedesche Intec Engineering GmbH e SBW Energy GmbH per sviluppare progetti di termovalorizzazione su larga scala in Indonesia. L'alleanza strategica mira a costruire moderni impianti di termovalorizzazione con un valore di investimento totale di circa 55 trilioni di rupie. La collaborazione combina la conoscenza del mercato indonesiano con l'esperienza ingegneristica tedesca, creando un'opportunità per accelerare lo sviluppo dell'energia sostenibile in tutto il paese. La gestione dei rifiuti è diventata una delle maggiori sfide urbane dell'Indonesia. Ogni giorno, le principali città produconoUlteriori informazioni →