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The oil and gas industry remains an integral part of Indonesia in order to meet the need of energy security for the country. However, the sustainability of the upstream energy sector needs to be improved by reducing emissions resulting from production operations. One of the keys to keeping the oil and gas sector growing is policies that support the investment climate.
Young voters, who will make up the majority of voters in February’s election, are hoping that the new president and vice president will keep public discussions alive to ensure grassroots aspirations are heard in the future.
As the world enters a new era of shifting powers, it is in Indonesia’s best interest to maintain neutrality and seek cooperation with as many countries as possible, presidential candidate Prabowo Subianto said.
Addressing a CSIS discussion featuring the foreign policy platforms of the 2024 presidential candidates, the PDI-P candidate presented an Indonesia-centric vision that critics said were short on details and avoided immediate issues.
Jakarta-based think tank the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) has invited the 2024 presidential candidates to a series of discussions to present their foreign policy platforms and address geopolitical questions.
Cinephiles converged upon The Jakarta Post Building last week for a series of movie screenings and discussions as the newspaper wrapped up the first of two weeks of celebrations for its 40th anniversary.
