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Business 6 years ago

Villages in Indonesia lack skills to manage development funds

The government's flagship village funds program, while it may aim to empower rural administrations, has not provided adequate training for village heads in financial management and public administration.

Art & Culture 6 years ago

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Indonesia’s regents and mayors of culture

For the 2020 National Press Day, the Indonesian Journalists Association (PWI) organized a cultural competition for regents and mayors all over Indonesia.

Business 6 years ago

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Nias to be world-class surfing destination, government pledges

Pristine beaches and seas most suitable for surfing, a close-knit community of the same race but different dialects, showcasing richness in culture and the iconic hombo batu(stone jumping).

National 6 years ago

Indonesia eyes remote islands to relocate its overcrowded jails

Overcrowded jails mean petty criminals like chicken thieves are lodged together with drug traffickers and terrorists, according to Indonesia’s Coordinating Minister for Politics, Legal, and Security Affairs Wiranto.

Business 6 years ago

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Logistics companies struggle to realize growth potential

The the logistics sector is estimated to grow 12 percent this year but t would be far below the growth of the e-commerce

Opinion 7 years ago

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Archipelagic and Island States Forum: Indonesia’s pivotal role

On Nov. 1 in Manado, North Sulawesi, ministers and senior officials from 20 Archipelagic and Island States (AIS) adopted the declaration of the establishment of the AIS Forum.

Opinion 7 years ago

Time for maritime security issues at Security Council

As the largest archipelagic country, Indonesia holds strong credentials to actively ensure the safety of shipping lanes.

National 8 years ago

On Archipelago Day, govt vows to try harder to monetize the sea

Opening an event to commemorate Indonesia’s Archipelago Day in Cirebon, West Java, on Wednesday, Home Minister Tjahjo Kumolo pledged more government support to develop the country’s maritime industries.