Wednesday, 23 September 2026   Jakarta and Germany are strengthening their cooperation in an area that is becoming more important for the future: energy and human resources. The two countries are not only talking about investment in renewable energy, but are also looking at how Indonesian workers and young people can develop the skills needed for a changing economy.   Germany sees Indonesia as an important partner in Southeast Asia. German companies have already been active in Indonesia for years, with more than 250 German companies operating in the country. According to Airlangga, their cumulative investment reached around US$1.2 billion between 2021 and 2026.Ulteriori informazioni →

  Friday, 18 September 2026   Indonesia has been trying to attract more foreign investment into its manufacturing sector, and Germany is one of the countries that has received attention. Indonesian officials invited German investors to see Indonesia as a potential manufacturing hub in Southeast Asia.   The invitation came as Indonesia was looking to strengthen its manufacturing industry and attract more companies with advanced technology. For German businesses, Indonesia offered a large domestic market as well as access to the wider Southeast Asian region.   Why Germany? Germany is well known for its strong manufacturing sector and advanced industrial technology. From automotive production toUlteriori informazioni →

  Wednesday, 16 September 2026   Indonesia has been attracting attention from international companies looking at opportunities in renewable energy. One notable plan came from Germany’s Augustus Global Investment, which announced plans in 2023 to invest $500 million in a green hydrogen plant in Aceh.   According to Reuters, the company planned to develop the facility in Aceh province as part of an effort to produce hydrogen using renewable energy. The project was expected to become part of Indonesia’s growing clean-energy ecosystem.   A $500 Million Investment   Augustus Global Investment said it planned to invest around $500 million in the project. The proposed facilityUlteriori informazioni →

  Saturday, 12 September 2026   Business cooperation between Indonesia and Germany has taken another step through the Bandung Chamber of Commerce and Industry, or Kadin Bandung. Kadin Bandung extended its cooperation with its German counterpart from Konstanz. The partnership was focused on business development, especially for young entrepreneurs in Bandung.   The cooperation was not something completely new. According to ANTARA News, the partnership between Bandung and Konstanz had already been running for five years before it was extended for another three years. The new stage was expected to create more opportunities for local businesspeople to improve their skills and build international connections.  Ulteriori informazioni →