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Indonesian and Slovenian officials have signed a free-visa agreement for both countries` diplomatic and service passport holders, according to the Indonesian embassy for Slovenia. Read more
Indonesia's economic growth may reach 6% this year, accelerating from last year's expansion of 4.5% on the back of strong consumption and rising investments, Finance Minister Agus Martowardojo said Thursday. Read more
Indonesia is a "sleeping giant" with great potentials to make rapid progress, noted German author Martin Jankowski said. Jankowski said in his view about Indonesia’s potentials was based on what he had seen and understood during his many visits in the country. Read more
The United States has commended the ways in which Indonesia handled the impacts of the recent Mount Merapi eruptions in one of Central Java`s most densely populated rural areas where a minimum number of casualties occurred. Read more
The Indonesian government is inviting Chinese investors to increase their investment in the shipbuilding and port sector in Indonesia, an official said. Read more
Coca-Cola Amatil (CCL.AU) said Wednesday it plans to double its investment in Indonesia to around U$100 million annually over the next three years. Read more
Industry Minister MS Hidayat said his office was preparing a grand strategy on energy conservation and reduction of green house gases in the industrial sector that will be implemented in 2010-2020. Read more
Indonesia has expressed deep concern over the armed clash between North Korea and South Korea on Yeonpyeong Island that has claimed lives. Indonesia urges the two sides to immediately stop the hostility and to restrain themselves maximally to avoid increasing tension, Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa said in a press statement issued here on Tuesday evening. Read more
The World Bank approved two new development policy loans (DPLs) last Thursday worth a combined $800 million to continue its support for an Indonesia-driven priority reform program, the World Bank said in a media release over the weekend. Read more
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