7 Indonesian Cities to Celebrate Chinese New Year
The Chinese New Year or Imlek in 2025 falls on January 29, is a time for family gatherings, house cleaning and decorating, prayers, and celebrations. The festivities include lion dance performances, fireworks, sharing red envelopes (angpao), and enjoying traditional dishes. Coinciding with a five-day long weekend from January 25 to 29. This holiday stretch includes
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Bank Indonesia Cuts Benchmark Rate to 5.75 Percent
Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday (15/1/25,) following the Bank Indonesia (BI) Board of Governors meeting from January 14 to 15, BI Governor, Perry Warjiyo announced that the board has decided to cut the benchmark interest rate to 5.75 percent from 6 percent, Tempo is reporting. Warjiyo said the interest rate fell by 25 basis
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Indonesia Set to Launch International Carbon Trading
Indonesia is set to launch international carbon trading on January 20, 2025, as part of its efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and strengthen its role in global climate action, according to reporting from Jakarta Globe. The move follows the country’s growing commitment to the Paris Agreement and aims to accelerate the global carbon market,
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Govt. to Upgrade Regional Hospitals and Improve Healthcare
In a statement issued on Wednesday (15/1/25,) spokesperson for the Ministry of Health, Widyawati, announced that the Indonesian government plans to upgrade 66 regional hospitals in remote and underdeveloped regions to provide more comprehensive and high-quality health services, as part of the Quick Win programs in the health sector, according to reporting from Antara News.
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Indonesia’s Investment Competitiveness Rivals Vietnam
Indonesia is increasingly capturing global attention as a prime investment destination in Southeast Asia. With its economic growth and abundant resources, the country stands out among regional competitors. Notably, Indonesia is challenging Vietnam, a key player in the investment landscape. This article explores the key factors driving Indonesia’s appeal, its competitive sectors, and how it
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