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Textile sector of Indonesia employment declines 7.5% in early August, reports ministry

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The textile sector, a key contributor to Indonesia’s manufacturing base, has seen job reductions that reflect broader issues within the industry. Companies are reportedly scaling back operations due to reduced order volumes and higher operational expenses, leading to layoffs and decreased hiring. This trend not only impacts workers directly but also has a ripple effect on related industries and local economies that depend on textile production

By Ishita Agarwal
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Indonesia faces skilled worker drain as talent flocks to foreign oil and gas projects

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According to recent reports, the growing allure of higher salaries and better working conditions offered by international oil and gas companies has led to a noticeable exodus of Indonesia’s skilled workforce. The situation is particularly concerning as these sectors play a crucial role in the nation’s economy, which heavily relies on energy production and infrastructure development.

By Ishita Agarwal
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Indonesia urged to enhance quaternary education to keep pace with technological advancements

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Recent developments in technology, including advancements in artificial intelligence, data analytics, and digital transformation, underscore the importance of aligning educational frameworks with industry needs. Experts argue that Indonesia’s current educational infrastructure must evolve to better support these technological shifts, ensuring that graduates are not only knowledgeable but also adept in practical applications of cutting-edge technologies

By Ishita Agarwal
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Indonesians adjust career plans amid stricter UK visa regulations

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The updated UK visa rules, which emphasize higher standards for financial stability, academic qualifications, and English language proficiency, have created challenges for prospective Indonesian applicants. These regulations are part of the UK government's broader effort to tighten immigration controls and ensure that incoming individuals meet stringent requirements.

By Ishita Agarwal
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South Korea invests in Nusantara’s underwater toll road, enhancing connectivity for Indonesia’s new capital

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Significant engineering achievement aimed at improving transportation efficiency and integratio Nusantara, located in East Kalimantan province, is set to replace Jakarta as Indonesia's capital in a strategic move to alleviate congestion in the sprawling metropolitan area and foster more balanced economic development across the archipelago. The underwater toll road, a key component of this transformative project, is designed to enhance connectivity between Nusantara and surrounding regions. It will feature sections constructed underwater, representing a significant engineering achievement aimed at improving transportation efficiency and integration.

By Ishita Agarwal

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