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    Return to the Upper-Middle-Income Economy

    With a gross national income (GNI, simplified: income of residents) per capita of USD 4,580, Indonesia has risen again to the upper-middle income economy. This term designates a so-called Lending Group of the World Bank as a rough measure of creditworthiness. The lower limit is USD 4,465. In 2020, Indonesia was declared an upper-middle-income economy for the first time. The archipelago's per capita GNI had nominally increased sevenfold since the end of the Asian crisis at the turn of the millennium. In the corona crisis, Indonesia then fell back into the lower-middle-income economy category.

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    JETP Aims to Make Indonesia Less Dependent on Coal

    With Just Energy Transition Partnerships (JETP), a group of industrialized nations wants to subsidize a fair energy transition in selected emerging and developing countries and thus promote climate protection. At the G20 summit in Bali in November 2022, the JETP was announced between Indonesia and the G7 countries as well as Denmark and Norway. It is intended to contribute to the Indonesian energy transition.

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    EKONID Info Session on IKN Usher in Opportunities for Potential Collaboration

    On May 25, 2023, EKONID held an Info Session to introduce the Procurement Process for Indonesia's New Capital City Nusantara (IKN Nusantara). More than 30 company representatives from across Indonesia attended the event to learn more about the USD 33 billion government project.

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    President Jokowi, Chancellor Scholz Inaugurates Indonesia Pavilion at Hannover Messe 2023

    Indonesia President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz officially opened the Indonesia Pavilion at Hannover Messe 2023, the world’s largest industrial trade fairs, on Sunday, April 16.

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    High Investment Needs for Industrial Development

    Indonesian Investment Minister Bahlil Lahadalia has announced a so-called "Downstreaming Roadmap" to 2040. It is intended to provide the framework for the further processing of domestic raw materials. The aim is to sell these with higher added value on the world market. A total of 21 raw materials are in focus. These are mainly mineral raw materials, but also agricultural materials and fisheries products. The minister put the necessary investment requirements at USD 545.3 billion. More than three quarters of this is said to be attributable to the processing of mineral ores and coal.

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    Minimum Wages Will Increase by an Average of 7.5% in 2023

    The Indonesian Ministry of Manpower has announced the average increase in minimum wages for 2023: It is a nominal (on a rupiah basis; US$D 1 = IDR 15,731) of 7.5%. In Jakarta, the minimum wage will increase by 5.6%. According to the exchange rate of the end of November 2022, the new minimum wage corresponds to USD 311 per month. In the remaining five provinces of Java, the increases are between 6.4% (Banten) and 8% (Central Java). The monthly minimum wages there are then between USD 115 and USD 169. For many foreign companies, Indonesia is a location for cheap contract manufacturing. The monthly minimum wages – with a standard working week of 40 hours – are an important factor for them.

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    Govt. Lifts All COVID-19 Restrictions

    The Indonesian government has decided to lift its public activity restriction policy on COVID-19 in light of steadily declining infection rates in the country.

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    Booming Foreign Trade Drives the Economy

    Indonesia recorded real economic growth of 5.2% in the first half of 2022. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is forecasting GDP growth of 5.3% for the year as a whole. This is a significant increase. A year earlier the IMF had assumed 4.5% for 2022. In return, it should only be 5% in 2023 instead of the previously expected 6 percent. This shows that forecasts are more difficult than ever in times of high commodity prices and inflation.

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    APK 2022: Germany Wants Closer Ties with Southeast Asia

    Germany is keen on strengthening its economic ties with Southeast Asia, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said during APK 2022 in Singapore this November.