Manpower Minister Ida Fauziyah has asked state-owned postal company PT Pos Indonesia to complete the distribution of wage subsidy assistance (BSU) to workers as soon as possible. After reviewing BSU distribution at Rawamangun post office here on Wednesday, she said that the aid distribution through post offices is targeting 3.6
The Indonesia Deposit Insurance Corporation (LPS) has confirmed that it did not liquidate any banks in 2022, which indicates a progressing national economic recovery and a healthy banking sector. “Every year, at least six to seven BPRs (rural banks) are liquidated, but this year, we recorded zero (bank liquidation), which
The Indonesian Navy is working to ensure that no environmental damage results from the sinking of Djibouti-flagged oil tanker MT Young Yong in the waters of the Singapore Strait near Nipah Island, Karimun, Riau Islands. “We have sent divers to see the ship’s condition, and we will ensure that there is nothing
Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment, Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, has said he is optimistic that Indonesia will become a developed, high-income country with an average per capita annual income of US$10 thousand by 2030. “Today, our per capita income is reaching US$4 thousand per year, and we hope the
Indonesia has prepared several strategies to achieve net absorption of emissions in the forestry and land use sector, or FoLU Net Sink, by 2030, including reducing deforestation and improving conservation efforts. Indonesia is seeking to reach a condition wherein the absorption of greenhouse gas emissions in the forestry and other
The Language Development and Fostering Agency has invited stakeholders and North Sumatra communities to implement the regional language revitalization program to save local languages from extinction. “The goal is the use of regional languages to keep increasing in daily life,” the agency’s secretary, Hafidz Muksin, said here on Wednesday. The