Saturday, 03 October 2026   Indonesia and Spain are looking to strengthen their cooperation in the financial sector as both countries explore more opportunities to support economic growth, sustainable development, and innovation.   The cooperation is being developed through the Indonesia-Spain Bilateral Financial Cooperation Mechanism. The discussion was part of the third Indonesia-Spain Political Consultation between representatives of both countries.   The financial partnership is expected to provide more opportunities for both countries to work together on strategic projects. Indonesian officials said the mechanism could help improve funding efficiency while also creating opportunities for innovative cooperation in different sectors.   One example is theRead More →

  Tuesday, 29 September 2026   Jepara has long been known as one of Indonesia’s important furniture-producing areas. Its local furniture products are not only popular in Indonesia but also have the potential to compete in international markets. A Spanish investor has also recognized this potential, saying that furniture from Jepara can compete with products from other countries.   For Jepara’s furniture industry, this is an interesting opportunity. The region has a strong reputation for its craftsmanship, especially when it comes to wooden furniture. Many local craftsmen have skills that have been passed down through generations, creating products with detailed designs and a distinctive character.Read More →

  Saturday, 26 September 2026   Tidore is a beautiful island in North Maluku with a long history, rich culture, and strong connections with Spain. Today, those historical connections are also creating opportunities for cooperation in tourism, infrastructure, transportation, and fisheries.   Spain and Tidore have a special connection that goes back hundreds of years. In the 16th century, a Spanish expedition led by Juan Sebastian El Cano stopped in Tidore and bought spices from local communities. This history is still remembered today and has become part of the relationship between Tidore and Spain.   Because of this connection, Tidore has been promoted to SpanishRead More →

  Wednesday, 23 September 2026   The Mandalika area in Lombok is attracting another international investor. This time, a Spanish-linked investor is preparing to develop a villa project with a total investment of around IDR 55 billion.   The project is planned in The Mandalika Special Economic Zone (SEZ), one of Indonesia’s major tourism development areas in Central Lombok. The investment agreement was marked by the signing of a Land Utilization and Development Agreement, or LUDA, between InJourney Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) and PT Sapo Development Lombok in January 2026.   So, what exactly will be built?   The plan is to develop 80 villasRead More →