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During his official visit to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping from Oct. 15 to 18, President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo, witnessed agreements between PT PLN (Persero) and two major Chinese clean energy companies meant to foster renewable energy development in Indonesia.
The SOEs minister says the investment agreements signed thus far are part of the US$29 million in potential deals expected from the President's working visit to Beijing, which includes the Belt and Road Forum from Oct. 16 to 18.
The Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) Agreement signed last month at the UN's New York headquarters heralds a new vision for protecting the world's oceans now toward a sustainable future for all humankind and the planet.
As ASEAN gears up to negotiate the DEFA to increase intraregional digital cooperation and trade, it must keep climate change front of mind to ensure the sustainability and resilience of the region's digital ecosystem.
The Hainan Free Trade Port is expected to focus on tourism, modern services, high-tech industry and tropical agriculture, and was designed to be a hub for Chinese companies aiming to enter the ASEAN market while also serving as a base for ASEAN companies trying to gain access to the Chinese market.
Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund and the China Exim Bank have signed an agreement to cooperate on investments in infrastructure, renewable energy and telecommunications, particularly for priority projects in Indonesia.
The Indonesian government has signed four mutual recognition agreements (MRAs) to harmonize ASEAN member countries’ standards and practices in food safety, building and construction materials as well as the manufacture of medicinal products.
