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  Thursday, 03 September 2026   Indonesia and Spain have been looking at ways to strengthen their economic relationship, particularly in trade and investment. With both countries having different strengths and markets, there is plenty of room for cooperation in the years ahead.   The discussion took place during the 2022 G20 Trade, Investment, and Industry Ministerial Meeting (TIIMM) in Bali. Indonesian Trade Minister Zulkifli Hasan met with Spain’s Industry, Trade, and Tourism Minister María Reyes Maroto Illera to discuss opportunities for expanding cooperation between the two countries.   During the meeting, both sides saw potential for increasing trade and investment in several sectors. FisheriesUlteriori informazioni →

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  Wednesday, 02 September 2026   The relationship between Spain and Indonesia has been growing in the investment sector, and the numbers from the middle of the 2026 showed just how quickly Spanish investment was increasing.   Spanish investment in Indonesia was recorded at around $3.1 million. By 2015, that figure had reached $56.6 million. In other words, the investment value increased by about $53.5 million in just three years.   The growth did not happen suddenly. Spanish investment had already started gaining momentum in previous years. In 2014, for example, investment increased by around 500 percent, rising from $2.9 million in 2013 to $15.7Ulteriori informazioni →

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  Tuesday, 01 September 2026   Spain is showing strong interest in Indonesia, and investors from the European country are looking at several opportunities across the archipelago. With Indonesia’s growing economy, tourism potential, and huge domestic market, the country is becoming an increasingly interesting destination for Spanish businesses.   One of the areas that could attract Spanish investment is tourism. Indonesia is already one of the world’s favorite destinations, thanks to places such as Bali and Lombok. Both islands offer beautiful beaches, unique cultures, and growing tourism infrastructure, making them attractive for foreign investors looking for opportunities in hospitality and related businesses.   Bali, ofUlteriori informazioni →

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  Monday, 31 August 2026   When companies want to invest in another country, they usually look at more than just market opportunities. They also want to know whether their investments will be protected and whether there are clear rules to follow. This is where a Bilateral Investment Treaty, or BIT, can become important.   Indonesia and Spain have a Bilateral Investment Treaty that provides a framework for investment relations between the two countries. The treaty was published in May 1995 and focuses on the treatment and protection of investments made by investors from Spain and Indonesia.   In simple terms, a BIT is anUlteriori informazioni →