Indonesia’s parliamentary body approves increased spending for incoming government
The decision, made on Monday, reflects the government’s commitment to addressing pressing economic and social issues as it prepares to assume office.
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Nahdlatul Ulama leaders engage with Jokowi on mining concessions amid policy shifts
During the meeting, NU representatives, including influential figures within the organization, expressed interest in securing mining concessions as part of their broader economic and development goals. The discussions underscore NU’s strategic move to leverage its political influence and engage directly with the government on key economic issues.
Nahdlatul Ulama invests in Nusantara: Indonesia’s new capital project
The decision to invest in Nusantara reflects NU’s strategic positioning and its role in shaping the future of Indonesia. With the new capital expected to relieve Jakarta’s congestion and environmental strain, NU’s involvement underscores a significant contribution to the national project that aims to foster balanced regional development and enhance the country’s overall infrastructure.
Prabowo pledges ‘Compromise and Collaboration’ with Papua New Guinea
During his visit, Prabowo and Papua New Guinea's officials discussed a range of issues, including joint security initiatives, trade agreements, and collaborative environmental projects. The emphasis on compromise highlights Indonesia’s intention to address mutual concerns and build a more robust framework for future engagement.
Jokowi increases bonuses for KPU officials ahead of regional head elections
The bonus increase is seen as a strategic move to motivate KPU officials and enhance their performance during what is expected to be a complex and high-stakes election cycle. By bolstering financial incentives, Jokowi aims to ensure that the commission, responsible for overseeing the integrity and administration of elections, is well-equipped and committed to managing the process effectively.
New Minister pledges to boost investment in Nusantara’s development
The minister, who assumed office last week, articulated a robust plan to enhance the appeal of Nusantara to both domestic and international investors. His vision includes streamlining regulatory processes, offering attractive incentives, and fostering a conducive business environment to encourage private sector involvement in the city’s development.
Acting Jakarta Governor launches free meal initiative using personal funds
The governor’s program, which was launched earlier this week, provides complimentary meals to residents in need across various districts of the capital. The initiative aims to mitigate the impact of rising living costs and economic hardships exacerbated by the pandemic and recent inflationary pressures. By personally financing the project, the acting governor underscores a commitment to immediate, tangible relief for Jakarta’s vulnerable populations.
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto meets Australian Prime Minister Albanese in diplomatic visit
The meeting, held in Canberra, focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation in defense and security, areas of growing importance amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Indo-Pacific region. Both leaders deliberated on ways to deepen military collaboration, streamline defense strategies, and bolster joint efforts in addressing regional security challenges. The discussions also covered expanding trade and investment opportunities, reflecting a broader intent to strengthen economic ties between Indonesia and Australia.
Indonesia grants Independence Day remissions to nearly 177,000 inmates
At a ceremony held at the ministry's office in Jakarta on Saturday, Law and Human Rights Minister Yasonna H. Laoly announced the remission awards. The event featured symbolic presentations to four inmates from Central Jakarta’s Class 1 Prison and East Jakarta’s Class 1 Pondok Bambu Prison. Laoly emphasized the importance of these remissions, stating that they represent a chance for inmates to contribute to the community and make a fresh start.
Nusantara hosts historic first Independence day celebration
The celebration, held on August 17th, was a momentous occasion filled with national pride and symbolism. It featured a series of events, including a grand parade, cultural performances, and a solemn flag-raising ceremony, all reflecting the rich heritage and unity of the Indonesian people. The festivities were attended by high-ranking government officials, including President Joko Widodo, who emphasized the historical significance of the day and the importance of Nusantara in Indonesia’s future.
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