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  Thursday, 11 June 2026   The investment relationship between Indonesia and the Middle East continues to show positive signs. Over the past few years, both regions have strengthened economic cooperation, creating new opportunities in sectors such as energy, infrastructure, tourism, technology, and real estate.   Indonesia has become an attractive destination for Middle Eastern investors because of its large population, growing middle class, stable economic outlook, and abundant natural resources. At the same time, countries in the Gulf region are actively diversifying their investments beyond oil and gas, making Indonesia an ideal partner.   One of the strongest areas of cooperation is energy. IndonesiaRead More →

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  Wednesday, 10 June 2026   For decades, many Middle Eastern investors focused heavily on Europe and North America. Today, however, the investment landscape is changing. A growing number of investors and sovereign wealth funds from the Gulf region are turning their attention toward Asia, particularly infrastructure projects.   This shift is driven by several factors. First, Asia continues to be one of the fastest-growing regions in the world. Countries such as China, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam are experiencing rapid urbanization, population growth, and increasing demand for transportation, energy, and digital infrastructure.   Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds manage trillions of dollars in assets. TheseRead More →

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  Monday, 08 June 2026   A decade ago, many international investors focused almost exclusively on Bali. Today, Lombok is rapidly becoming one of Indonesia’s most attractive tourism and investment destinations.   The reason is simple: Lombok combines world-class natural attractions with significant room for growth.   According to the World Bank, tourism development programs in Indonesia have demonstrated how strategic infrastructure investments can attract substantial private capital while creating jobs and supporting local economies. Tourism destinations become much more valuable when roads, sanitation systems, public facilities, and transportation networks improve.   Lombok is a perfect example of this transformation. The island offers stunning beaches,Read More →

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  Monday, 08 June 2026   Indonesia is pursuing one of the largest energy transition programs in the developing world. The country aims to reduce emissions, expand renewable energy, and move toward its Net Zero target by 2060. However, achieving these goals requires enormous investment.   Traditionally, Indonesia has relied heavily on financing and investment from major global powers such as China and the United States. But changing geopolitical conditions and growing uncertainty have encouraged policymakers and researchers to explore alternative partnerships.   One region attracting increasing attention is MENA, or the Middle East and North Africa. MENA countries could become important investment partners forRead More →