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Business 6 years ago
PREMIUM
Another stimulus package prepared for manufacturing industry as coronavirus spreads
The government will soon launch another stimulus package to ensure a smooth supply of raw materials for the country’s manufacturing sector amid the widespread impacts of the coronavirus on the global market.
City 6 years ago
PREMIUM
Government mall offers easier, faster public services
At the “Mall for Public Services” in Kuningan, South Jakarta, customers can access 296 different services from the Jakarta Administration and 60 services from central government ministries and agencies. The DPMPTSP issues more than 500 types of permits for individuals and businesses.
World 6 years ago
PREMIUM
Foreign, trade ministries' nomenclature change requires ‘deliberate thinking’
Experts have aired concerns about a plan to merge certain functions of the trade and foreign ministries, as President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo keeps his cards close to his chest ahead of the cabinet announcement.
Business 7 years ago
Trade Ministry issues 25 industrial salt import permits
The Trade Ministry has issued permits to 25 companies to import industrial salt, after President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo recently reverted the authority to issue recommendations on salt imports to the Industry Ministry from the Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry.
Business 8 years ago
Jokowi criticizes regions for lengthy business permit issuance
President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo on Tuesday criticized regional governments that have not deregulated the lengthy process of issuing business permits, believed to be responsible for sluggish investment growth in the country.
