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Business 7 years ago
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Eximbank aims to disburse Rp 111 trillion, sets new priorities
Amid sluggish export growth in the first quarter, Eximbank has set its eyes on new priorities as the lender is set to disburse Rp 111 trillion (US$7.69 billion), or only a 2 percent growth this year, from Rp 108 trillion they channeled last year.
Business 7 years ago
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Indonesia sees Oman as potential trade, investment partner: Ambassador
Oman has the potential to become a strong partner in trade and investment among other Middle Eastern countries, an opportunity that should be cultivated to help reduce the trade deficit, the Indonesian ambassador to Oman has said.
Opinion 7 years ago
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Replanting, downstream plants key to rubber industry
The liberalization of foreign investment in the crumb rubber industry is an example of misguided policy-making, which instead of achieving the objective of attracting investment could adversely affect the whole industry.
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