Saturday, 12 September 2026   Jakarta continues to play an important role in Indonesia’s international business relationships. This was once again visible in June 2026, when German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier visited Jakarta and Germany and Indonesia strengthened their cooperation in trade, investment, sustainable energy, climate action, and other areas.   The latest cooperation shows that the relationship between Germany and Indonesia is becoming broader than traditional trade. Both countries are looking at how businesses, investment, energy, and economic development can work together in the coming years.   For German companies, Indonesia offers a large and growing market. Jakarta, as the country’s main business andRead More →

  Saturday, 12 September 2026   Bali may be Indonesia’s most famous holiday destination, but the country has always had many other places with huge tourism potential.  Indonesia introduced the idea of the “10 New Balis” as part of an effort to attract tourists and investors to destinations outside Bali.   The idea was also promoted to Spanish investors. Nurul Ichwan, who headed Indonesia’s investment promotion efforts in London, attended a business forum in Zaragoza, Spain. The event was aimed at increasing trade between ASEAN and Spain while also attracting Spanish investors to the region.   During the event, Indonesia presented its tourism investment opportunities,Read More →

  Thursday, 10 September 2026   For Spanish investors looking for opportunities outside Europe, Bali is becoming an interesting place to watch. The island is already famous for tourism, beaches, restaurants, and its relaxed lifestyle. But beyond being a holiday destination, Bali has also become an increasingly popular market for international property investors.   So, why could now be an interesting time for Spanish investors to consider a villa in Bali?   One of the main reasons is the exchange rate. According to Propertia, the Indonesian Rupiah has remained relatively weak against major currencies, including the Euro. For someone investing from Spain, this can meanRead More →

  Wednesday, 09 September 2026   Indonesia’s plan to develop its new capital, Nusantara, has attracted interest from several countries. Spain is one of them. The Spanish government has expressed interest in cooperating with Indonesia in the development of the new capital city, commonly known as IKN.   The interest was discussed when Spanish and Finnish government representatives met with officials from Indonesia’s IKN Authority. The meeting showed that international cooperation could become an important part of developing Nusantara into a modern and sustainable city.   For Spain, the project is also interesting because the country has experienced the process of moving its own capitalRead More →