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Killing two birds with one stone was what Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) chairman Rosan P. Roslani had in mind when hosting an open house event at his residence in Kemang, South Jakarta, on Monday afternoon.
As he prepares to assume his new position in mere days, newly elected Financial Services Authority (OJK) chairman Wimboh Santoso took the time to pay a friendly visit to Coordinating Economic Minister Darmin Nasution on the second day of Idul Fitri on Monday.
One can put various twists on fried rice, or nasi goreng, and Hotel Indonesia Kempinski Jakarta's chef de cuisine, Prasetyo Widodo, came up with the idea of adding kluwak (black nut), a type of plant typically found in Southeast Asia, to his fried rice.
Some 1,600 Indonesians attended the Idul Fitri prayer and halal bi halal (post-Ramadhan gathering to ask for forgiveness) at the official residence of Indonesian Ambassador to the United Kingdom Rizal Sukma in London on Sunday morning, local time.
