A productive meeting between the Indonesian Ambassador, SMCCI, and APINDO in Jakarta sets the stage for future economic collaboration and impactful projects.
On Monday, November 4th, 2024, a significant meeting took place in Jakarta between the Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to Singapore, the Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SMCCI), and the Indonesian Employers Association (APINDO). The event was attended by several business leaders from both nations and focused on strengthening bilateral economic cooperation.
The Indonesian Ambassador to Singapore opened the session by emphasising the importance of close economic ties in driving growth and fostering shared prosperity. He urged both SMCCI and APINDO to leverage their existing relationships and explore new areas for collaboration that would bring immediate and tangible benefits to businesses in both Singapore and Indonesia. His remarks set a positive tone, highlighting the shared vision of fostering meaningful partnerships between the two countries.
During the meeting, Mrs. Shinta Kamdani, Head of APINDO, presented specific actionable projects aimed at sectors such as technology, sustainable energy, and SME development. The discussions focused on identifying short and medium-term projects with real-world impact, ranging from job creation to skills exchange programs, all designed to stimulate growth and provide valuable opportunities for businesses and communities on both sides.
The meeting concluded with both SMCCI and APINDO reaffirming their commitment to transitioning from ideas to practical actions. The two associations are eager to align their resources and expertise to initiate projects that will not only strengthen ties between Singapore and Indonesia but also deliver lasting benefits for both nations. This meeting marks the beginning of a promising partnership with plans for further developments in the near future.
Source: KBRI Singapura
