Surabaya (Page 3)

  Wednesday, 29 July 2026   When people think about foreign investment in Indonesia, Jakarta usually comes to mind first. However, Surabaya has quietly become one of the country’s most attractive investment destinations. With its strategic location, growing economy, and improving business environment, it’s easy to understand why European countries—including Germany—are showing increasing interest in the city.   Although investment decisions are made by individual German companies rather than the German government as a whole, Surabaya offers many advantages that align with Germany’s strengths in manufacturing, logistics, engineering, renewable energy, and advanced technology.   A Strategic Gateway in Eastern Indonesia   Surabaya is the capitalRead More →

  Saturday, 25 July 2026   Indonesia is taking another exciting step toward a greener future, and this time the journey involves an international partnership with Germany. Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) in Surabaya has been working closely with German partners to strengthen agrivoltaic development and encourage greater investment in solar energy. The collaboration shows how education, technology, and international cooperation can come together to build a more sustainable future.   Agrivoltaics may sound like a complicated term, but the idea is actually quite simple. It combines agriculture and solar power on the same piece of land. Instead of choosing between farming or installing solarRead More →

  Friday, 24 July 2026   As cities continue to grow, the challenge isn’t just building more roads and skyscrapers—it’s creating urban areas that are smarter, cleaner, and more energy efficient. That’s exactly what Surabaya, Indonesia’s second-largest city, is working toward. Through cooperation with Germany, Surabaya has become an example of how international partnerships can support sustainable urban development and energy efficiency.   This collaboration demonstrates that fighting climate change isn’t something countries have to do alone. By sharing technology, expertise, and innovative ideas, Germany and Indonesia are helping create a greener future, with Surabaya serving as one of the leading examples.   Germany hasRead More →