Indonesia is looking to attract more overseas funds to support its rapid infrastructure growth. Indonesia will require an estimated US$140 billion, which is about 30 % of GDP, for infrastructure investment each year over that period of 2010-2014
By 2050, the size of the Indonesian banking sector could rival that of France or Italy, while returns could be considerably higher
Investment in palm oil industry in Indonesia is very prospective, in particular for the downstream processing industries. According to research, Indonesia was predicted to gain the higher share in capturing this market opportunity, 50 % of the world market
Approved 20 new foreign investment projects worth US$16.9 million in Batam, Riau Islands province, in the first quarter of 2010.
Indonesia, as a maritime country, is seeking to be able to be the world`s largest fish producer in 2015. What needs to be improved first is the fishery infrastructure and facilities for fishermen.
Seni Kontemporer Indonesia menembus Italia
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UNESCO’s Cultural-Heritage-List-Bound Saman Dance in Moliterno, Basilicata
Peralihan Pelayanan Konsuler WNI Siprus: dari KonHor RI Nicosia ke KBRI Roma
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