Indonesia Exports to Armenia Jump 83% as Industrial Ties Deepen

Indonesia and Armenia are strengthening industrial and trade relations after bilateral talks at INNOPROM 2026 in Russia. With Indonesian exports to Armenia soaring more than 83% in 2025, both countries are now exploring a new industrial cooperation agreement to boost investment, technology transfer, and supply chain development.

NFH Expo 2026 Opens to Boost Indonesia Food Hospitality Industry

NFH Expo 2026 officially opened at ICE BSD City, bringing together leading brands, industry associations, and government stakeholders to showcase innovation, strengthen collaboration, and unlock new business opportunities across Indonesia's food, beverage, and hospitality sectors.

Indonesia Manufacturing Slump Deepens as PMI Falls to 46.9,

Indonesia's manufacturing sector contracted further in June as the PMI fell to 46.9, while the country posted its first trade deficit in six years. Industry leaders and economists warn that weakening demand, rising production costs, and layoffs could weigh on the country's economic outlook.

Jakarta Marks First Year Under Pramono-Rano with Governance Reforms

One year after taking office, Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung has unveiled a new regulation aimed at making building permit approvals more transparent and predictable, while highlighting the administration's broader progress in education, healthcare, public spaces, and infrastructure as the capital pursues its ambition of becoming a top global city.

150 Rescued After Ferry Breaks Down Near Seribu Islands

All 150 passengers aboard the traditional ferry KM Makmur Jaya were safely evacuated after the vessel suffered an engine failure near Pari Island in Jakarta's Seribu Islands. The rescue involved multiple government agencies and local residents, with no injuries or fatalities reported.

Indonesia Urged to Step Up Crackdown on Tobacco Promotion in Digital Spaces

Indonesia's Free Net From Tobacco coalition has urged the government to consistently enforce its online tobacco advertising ban after more than 140 reported tobacco promotion posts on social media were reviewed, with over 60 percent already removed. Health advocates warn that stronger enforcement is needed to protect children and teenagers from increasingly sophisticated digital marketing.

Korea-Indonesia AI Partnership Reaches Universities

Indonesia and South Korea have taken their AI partnership beyond government-level agreements, with leading universities launching their first joint academic symposium in Jakarta. The initiative aims to strengthen AI education, research, and industry collaboration while preparing future talent for the AI-driven economy.

Pertamina Cuts Prices of Non-Subsidized Fuel Starting July 1

Pertamina Patra Niaga has reduced the prices of several non-subsidized fuel products, including Pertamax Turbo, Dexlite, and Pertamina Dex, effective July 1, 2026. The adjustment follows a regular price evaluation based on global oil market trends and government regulations.

Jakarta Seeks Rp1,064 Trillion to Fund Its Global City Vision

Jakarta will require around Rp1,064 trillion (approximately US$65 billion) in development funding over the next five years to support its ambition of becoming a top global city. Governor Pramono Anung said the city is expanding its financing strategy beyond the regional budget by tapping municipal bonds, public-private partnerships, climate finance, and private investment while maintaining fiscal transparency.

DatascripMall.ID Launches Back-to-School Deals with Discounts Throughout July

DatascripMall.ID has launched a month-long Back-to-School campaign to help Indonesian families prepare for the 2026-2027 academic year. Running throughout July, the program features exclusive online vouchers, flash sales, free shipping, and interactive in-store activities, alongside special discounts on school supplies, technology products, and office equipment.

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