Government Promotes Indonesian Job Creation Law to Create Quality Employment and Attract Investors

Government Promotes Indonesian Job Creation Law to Create Quality Employment and Attract Investors

Government Promotes Indonesian Job Creation Law to Create Quality Employment and Attract Investors Indonesian President on November 2 has signed the Job Creation Bill, or referred to as the “omnibus law,” aiming to create quality employment and attract investors by reducing logistics costs. It was considered as a response to the economic impact caused by…

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Indonesia Outlines 2025 Plans of Investing Rp725 Trillion in SEZ to Benefit More Workers

Indonesia Outlines 2025 Plans of Investing Rp725 Trillion in SEZ to Benefit More Workers

Indonesia Outlines 2025 Plans of Investing Rp725 Trillion in SEZ to Benefit More Workers The Indonesian government has outlined 2025 plans of investing Rp725 trillion in Special Economic Zones (SEZ) to benefit more workers. Tax incentives would be simplified and expanded to develop more areas and secure over $50 billion in these zones. According to…

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Indonesia to Reopen Tourism in Bali to International Visitors

Indonesia to Reopen Tourism in Bali to International Visitors

UNTWO to Reopen Tourism in Bali, Indonesia Across Borders The World Tourism Organization (UNTWO) is ready to welcome international tourists in Bali, Indonesia, after the advanced collaboration with the Indonesian government and the Bali administration. According to the UNTWO Asia and Pacific director, the team had implemented high-grade health protocols devised to reopen tourism in…

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Indonesia to Build US$116m Vehicle Test Site to Help Indonesian Automakers Capture the SEA Market

Indonesia to Build US$116m Vehicle Test Site to Help Indonesian Automakers Capture the SEA Market

Indonesia to Build US$116M Vehicle Test Site to Help Indonesian Automakers Capture the SEA Market Aiming to make Indonesian automakers to be more compliant to the competitive standard of the South-East Asian (SEA) market, the Transportation Ministry projected investing 1.64 trillion rupiahs (US$116.5mil) in building a new vehicle test course. It was considered as an…

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Boosting Financial Literacy Key to Promoting Financial Inclusion in Indonesia

Boosting Financial Literacy Key to Promoting Financial Inclusion in Indonesia

Indonesia Boosting Financial Literacy to Reduce Unbanked Population According to a study, Indonesia is battling with low financial literacy, which leads to a significant portion of its population being unbanked or not financially included. A survey conducted by the Financial Services Authority in 2019 revealed that the financial inclusion rate in Indonesia was only 76.1…

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