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Indonesia session: Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) chairman M. Chatib Basri (left),Trade Minister Gita Wirjawan (center) and Indonesian Employers Association (Apindo) chairman Sofjan Wanandi presented an overview of Indonesian politics and economics, during a session at the St. Gallen Symposium in St. Gallen, Switzerland, on Friday. Besides the two topics, the 100-strong audience, mostly from the business and academic sectors, enthusiastically threw about questions regarding education, health, the environment, pluralism and ASEAN. (JP/Yohanna Ririhena) (BKPM) chairman M. Chatib Basri (left),Trade Minister Gita Wirjawan (center) and Indonesian Employers Association (Apindo) chairman Sofjan Wanandi presented an overview of Indonesian politics and economics, during a session at the St. Gallen Symposium in St. Gallen, Switzerland, on Friday. Besides the two topics, the 100-strong audience, mostly from the business and academic sectors, enthusiastically threw about questions regarding education, health, the environment, pluralism and ASEAN. (JP/Yohanna Ririhena)
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span class="caption">Indonesia session: Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) chairman M. Chatib Basri (left),Trade Minister Gita Wirjawan (center) and Indonesian Employers Association (Apindo) chairman Sofjan Wanandi presented an overview of Indonesian politics and economics, during a session at the St. Gallen Symposium in St. Gallen, Switzerland, on Friday. Besides the two topics, the 100-strong audience, mostly from the business and academic sectors, enthusiastically threw about questions regarding education, health, the environment, pluralism and ASEAN. (JP/Yohanna Ririhena)
