Minister for the Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers (P2MI) Abdul Kadir Karding said on Tuesday (3/56/2025) that working abroad is a vital solution to limited job opportunities within Indonesia. Learn more.
The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources said it had no involvement in the now-cancelled plan to offer a 50% electricity tariff discount for June–July 2025. Learn more.
Starting from the 2026 fiscal year, the government will eliminate daily allowances for full-day meetings held outside office premises for civil servants for a broader cost-efficiency effort targeting operational expenditures. Read more.
The government will provide Rp 600,000 (approx. USD 37) wage subsidy to 17.3 million low-income workers as part of a five-part economic stimulus package set to roll out between June and July 2025. Read more.
The Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) reported a new milestone of 7,001,268 stock investors as of 26 May 2025, up from 6.38 million at the end of 2024. Read more.
Chief Investment Officer of the Danantara sovereign wealth fund, said that Danantara is the state’s effort to build and empower human capital in Indonesia. Learn more,
Indonesia is not at risk of experiencing a monetary crisis like the one that occurred in 1997–1998. Read more.
Indonesia will begin exporting 2,000 tons of rice per month to Malaysia under a business-to-business agreement. Learn more.
Danantara and Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank have signed a memorandum of understanding to boost bilateral cooperation and accelerate investment in Indonesia’s strategic sectors Read more.
Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani Indrawati conveyed Indonesia’s economic resilience during a meeting with international rating agency S&P Global Ratings. Learn more.
The government’s 50% electricity tariff discount will take effect on 5 June 2025, targeting households with power usage below 1,300 VA. Learn more.
President Prabowo Subianto discussed the free nutritious meals (MBG) program, energy self-sufficiency, and the giant sea wall project with Chinese Premier Li Qiang during a bilateral meeting in Jakarta. Learn more.
