The banking sector is responding cautiously to the government's plan to include online motorcycle taxi (ojol) drivers in the micro, small, and medium enterprise (UMKM) category.
The government's commitment to increasing the ease of doing business in order to attract investment in Indonesia continues to be developed through a number of ways, including taking integrated steps to reduce energy costs which have been a complaint of business people.
Minister of UMKM Maman Abdurahman has proposed that online motorcycle taxi (ojol) drivers be included in the UMKM category. What does this mean for all stakeholders in this industry ecosystem?
After Indonesia previously had aspirations for a national car with the Timor, Bimantara, and most recently Esemka brands, now President Prabowo wants to bring the Maung car variant from PT Pindad (Persero) as a national car.
Amid economic uncertainty and a slowing trend, a number of national banks are still recording business growth. This indicates that the economy is still maintained.
Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa will crack down on illegal imports of used clothing (balpres) with fines, a move that textile industry players are waiting for to restore their competitiveness. This policy aims to provide a deterrent effect while protecting the domestic textile industry.
There are 9 aspects that will be integrated in the digital economy aspect of the ASEAN region, including electronic payments to artificial intelligence cooperation.
The contribution of informal workers to the economy is quite large. However, their protection and basic rights are often ignored. Ensuring social security programs is a solution to reduce the vulnerability of informal workers.
The BPJS Kesehatan arrears amnesty is a policy that aims to eliminate arrears from participants. This program is expected to help underprivileged communities.
The arrival of Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva opened up opportunities and potential for wider cooperation between Indonesia and Brazil.
Only about 10-15% of Indonesians have a pension fund, while the International Labor Organization (ILO) standard is that the minimum pension fund that is considered sufficient is 40%.
The Indonesian Palm Oil Association (Gapki) is exploring export markets to 3 African countries namely Tanzania, Kenya and Namibia.
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