The government's VAT-DTP policy helps maintain purchasing power for domestic economy-class air travel during the school holiday period.
Indonesia expanded its Panda Bond issuance target beyond US$1 billion, postponing the July debut to late July 2026 after Chinese institutional investors and banks requested additional time for internal approvals, signaling strong confidence in Indonesia's financial stability.
Indonesia promotes multi-enterprise forestry to boost economic value up to ten times.
Indonesia accelerates CNG adoption to reduce LPG imports, addressing a 7.47 million metric ton annual deficit between domestic production and 8.5 million ton consumption, while advancing energy independence and foreign exchange conservation through domestic methane resources.
The Ombudsman issues 203 recommendations to improve public services in Indonesia.
Indonesia ranks fourth globally in rice production, reaching 38 million tons, according to the FAO.
Prabowo receives a report on efforts to end Java blackouts as conditions improve with resumed energy supplies.
Indonesia's disaster agency builds temporary housing for Sigi quake victims, offering monthly cash assistance.
South Jakarta alliance supports President Prabowo's MBG program for children in remote areas.
Indonesia's Tourism Village program boosts tourism activity and economy with significant growth in tourist arrivals and revenue.
Vice President Gibran urges students and teachers to master AI technology to achieve Indonesia's 2045 vision.
IDAI supports hepatitis screening with proper follow-up treatment and patient monitoring for effective disease detection.
BRIN develops a NiFe-LDH/AgPO composite for clean hydrogen production with enhanced electrocatalytic activity.
The government is studying a proposal to add sugar to the food assistance program.
Indonesia's 2045 vision prioritizes food, energy security, and human resource development to achieve sustainable growth.
The government closely monitors the People's School development project, addressing challenges to meet the June 20 completion target.
Indonesia and the Philippines are exploring barter trade schemes to mitigate currency depreciation impacts, with contract signing scheduled for June 12 following preliminary business discussions at regional ASEAN meetings.
Indonesia's government accelerates energy transition to reduce oil import burden, currently importing over one million barrels daily despite consuming 1.6 million barrels per day, aiming for Net-Zero Emissions by 2060 through renewable energy expansion.
The National Nutrition Agency will implement cost-cutting measures to increase budget efficiency.
NTB accelerates preservation of thousands of ancient manuscripts through digitization efforts.
Indonesia distributed 1.02 million tons of state rice to stabilize prices as of June 23.
A mining company opens a 196.78-hectare biodiversity conservation zone in Sulawesi.
Indonesia's Tourism Ministry is pushing to expand visa-free travel to rival Southeast Asian nations, citing a 2016 policy that boosted foreign tourism by 24 percent and created 400,000 jobs, with projections suggesting optimized policies could increase tourist demand by 32.4 percent.
Vice President Gibran directs development of Asmat museum as a cultural showcase in South Papua.
Indonesia accelerates home renovations to reduce substandard housing, targeting 10,000 units in Jakarta this year.
Central Sulawesi declares a one-week earthquake emergency response due to significant damage and casualties.
Indonesian officials promote Islamic economy as a resilience strategy, emphasizing that strengthening the halal industry and inclusive economic frameworks can transform global crises into opportunities for sustainable growth and regional stability.
A minister encourages social transformation in the Islamic new year, shifting from tribal mentality to an inclusive community life.
The Ministry supports students' role in waste management through research and community programs.
A deputy minister urges Indonesians to increase milk consumption for a healthier generation.
Indonesia's trade minister urged students at IPB University to become "export activists," emphasizing entrepreneurship over employment-seeking. The ministry facilitated business matching generating $134.8 million in 2025 transactions, partnering with 19 universities to develop young exporters through training and international buyer connections.
Indonesia extends rice aid to 33.2 million citizens for three months starting July 2026.
President Prabowo orders more tuition-free schools in Bali to address overcrowding issues.
The president dismissed Deputy Minister Silmy Karim due to an extortion case.
The Indonesian government reviews MBG governance, prioritizing vulnerable groups and areas with limited access.
The Finance Ministry plans to form teams to oversee MBG funds nationwide to prevent vested interests.
Indonesia's downstreaming cuts ICOR to 3, boosting investment efficiency significantly.
Jakarta will build 11 public housing towers in 2027 to meet housing demand amid limited land availability.
Indonesia's envoy emphasized three priorities for strengthening ASEAN's vaccine ecosystem: building regional supply chains, establishing regulatory cooperation through mutual recognition agreements, and enhancing production capacity and research to prepare the 650-million-person region for future pandemics.
Indonesia launched Travel Meet Asia 2026 in Jakarta with 1,500 participants to strengthen tourism partnerships across 16 countries, as the sector generated 18.27 billion dollars in foreign exchange and grew 10.8 percent in 2025.
Indonesia grants national strategic status to three waste-to-energy projects to improve waste management.
Vice President Gibran prioritizes schools in 3T areas under the national revitalization program.
The 2026 Economic Census in Indonesia will collect data on businesses and households to support economic development, not for taxation purposes.
Indonesia has 25,344 certified tour guides to bolster tourism safety and security at destinations.
Jakarta's one-hour lights-off campaign reduces 60 tons of carbon output and saves electricity.
Indonesia's Harinto and Minangmojo won the ITTF World Masters Gangneung mixed doubles 50 title.
Jakarta hosts JAKIM 2026, attracting 45,500 runners and boosting its reputation as a sports tourism destination.
Military officers are sentenced to prison terms for an acid attack on activist Andrie Yunus in Jakarta.
Indonesia's ministry prepares Batam to become a national aviation MRO hub.
Flights at Soekarno-Hatta's Terminal 2 were unaffected by a brief smoke incident.