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  Thursday, 30 July 2026   Mandalika has already earned a global reputation thanks to its world-class racing circuit, but now it’s proving that motorsport isn’t the only thing drawing international attention. The tourism hotspot in Lombok has become an attractive destination for foreign investors, with Spain emerging as one of the latest countries to place its confidence in the area’s future.   Recently, Spanish developer Sapo Group announced a €2.76 million investment to develop a collection of luxury villas in The Mandalika Special Economic Zone (SEZ). The project is another sign that Mandalika is evolving into more than just a racing destination—it’s becoming aRead More →

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  Wednesday, 29 July 2026   Strong international partnerships are one of the biggest drivers of economic growth, and Indonesia continues to attract attention from investors around the world. One example is the visit of the Spanish Ambassador to PT Indogal Agro Trading, a Spanish-invested company in Indonesia. The visit highlighted the commitment of both countries to strengthen trade, investment, and long-term business cooperation.   The meeting was more than just a diplomatic courtesy. It reflected Spain’s confidence in Indonesia as a strategic destination for investment. With its large population, growing economy, and expanding consumer market, Indonesia offers exciting opportunities for international companies looking toRead More →

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  Tuesday, 28 July 2026   When people talk about foreign investment in Indonesia, countries like Japan, China, Singapore, or South Korea usually dominate the conversation. However, Spain also plays an important role in supporting Indonesia’s economic growth. While the scale may not be as large as some other investors, Spanish companies bring valuable expertise, technology, and business partnerships that help Indonesia develop key industries.   Spain has long been recognized as one of Europe’s leaders in maritime industries, fisheries, logistics, renewable energy, and tourism. These sectors happen to match many of Indonesia’s national development priorities. As the world’s largest archipelago, Indonesia has enormous marineRead More →

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  Monday, 27 July 2026   Indonesia continues to strengthen its ties with countries around the world, and Spain is one of the European partners showing growing interest in the country. During a bilateral meeting between officials from Indonesia and Spain, both governments agreed that there is still plenty of room to increase investment and business cooperation.   Although Spain is already involved in several projects in Indonesia, both countries believe the partnership can become much stronger. Indonesia’s fast-growing economy, large population, and ongoing infrastructure development make it an attractive destination for Spanish companies looking to expand in Southeast Asia.   One of the biggestRead More →