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Posted on October 9, 2016 by

Mr. Martin Murray
Honorary Consul of the Republic of Indonesia in Ireland
c/o Asia Matters

13 Classon House
Dundrum Business Park
Dundrum, Dublin 14
Mobile: 087 268 8805
E-mail: martin.murray@asiamatters.biz
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INDONESIAN WEEKEND: EXPLORE FURTHER

The Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in London in partnership with the Ministry of Tourism, Ministry of Education and Culture, Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs of Indonesia and various provincial and municipal governments in Indonesia will be delivering a fun and unique Wonderful Indonesia experience on the Potters Fields Park (next to Tower Bridge) this weekend. The “Indonesian Weekend”, which will be held on 22-23 July 2017, will showcase the best that Indonesia has to offer that will include mouth-watering delicacies, enchanting fashion, cultural richness and heaven-on-earth holiday destinations

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INDONESIA IS DIVE DESTINATION 2017

Dive Magazine: The most popular dive destination for 2017 is Indonesia. It won by a large margin with 22,552 votes from our readers, Papua New Guinea came in second with 6,089 votes and the Philippines third with 3,313. Indonesia was always clear favourite to win the title with such a staggering array of world-class diving. From Raja Ampat to Bali, from Komodo to Sulawesi, Indonesia has more celebrated dive resorts than any other country.

IMF: Indonesia has maintained macroeconomic stability, while adjusting well to recent shifts in the external environment

Indonesia has maintained macroeconomic stability, while adjusting well to recent shifts in the external environment. A prudent mix of macroeconomic policies and the launch of structural reforms has helped the economy weather slow global growth, the commodity down-cycle, and several episodes of financial turbulence affecting emerging market economies.

Why I made a 15,000-mile trip to a jazz festival when I don’t even like jazz

So you may well wonder why I went all the way to Indonesia for a weekend-long festival of sax wailing and trumpet tootling that featured hundreds of jazz acts I hadn’t heard of, and a handful I had. Most of them were staying in my hotel in Jakarta, where I arrived after a 15-hour flight and a two-hour taxi ride through streets jammed with cars and motorcycles, to find a jazz band making so much noise in the club behind the reception area that I literally had to yell to explain that I wanted to check in. Or, if they were going to carry on all night, out….

Komodo Dragons: Setting sail for Indonesia’s fearsome, prehistoric predators

Flying east from Indonesia’s capital Jakarta (now served by non-stop Garuda flights from London) to the island of Flores, the scenery is almost as spectacular from the skies as it is on the ground. Looking down, emerald forests stretch to the horizon ….

10 MUST-TRY JAKARTA STREET FOODS

Jakarta’s streets are renowned for a few things, one being the heaving traffic that creates gorgeous neon trails when viewed from above and a glorious cacophony of beeps when you’re immersed within it. However, what the streets are also famous for is the food that you can buy by the roadside. If you’re stuck at the lights in this sprawling mega-city, why not pop out and grab some exquisite nourishment for your journey home?

Indonesia’s Finance Minister: Optimistic that 5.1% growth will be achieved

Joining Asia House for an exclusive interview straight from the G20 finance ministers’ meeting in Baden-Baden, Indonesia’s Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati outlined that whilst the world is facing a wide range of uncertainties at this moment, growth prospects for Indonesia look positive. She said that “We are very optimistic that 5.1 per cent will be achieved this year.” She also discussed Indonesia’s huge need for infrastructure, outlining that “The amount of the budget allocation for infrastructure spending has tripled in the last three years. We’ve also increased the amount of money for land acquisition.”

Indonesian gamelan masters tour UK universities

A gamelan maestro from the Indonesian Arts Institute (ISI) Surakarta, Prasadiyanto, is in Glasgow, Scotland, to share knowledge and skills about the traditional Indonesian instrument with students, academics and other communities. It is part of the “Gamelan artist-in-residence” program organized by the Indonesian Embassy in London and the Education and Culture Ministry. “The program is aimed at promoting Indonesian culture in the UK,” said education and cultural attaché E. Aminudin Aziz in a press release made available to The Jakarta Post on Wednesday.

Garuda Indonesia voted as one of the world’s ten best airlines!

S&P lifts Indonesia sovereign rating to investment grade, cheering markets

An aerial view of Sudirman Central Business District (SCDB), during a cloudy day in Jakarta, Indonesia May 5, 2017. REUTERS/Beawiharta

Rating agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) upgraded Indonesia’s sovereign ratings to investment grade on Friday, a long-awaited move that sent Jakarta shares soaring on hopes it could spur a wave of investment into Southeast Asia’s biggest economy. Fund managers say the investment grade from S&P, which matches the ratings awarded by Fitch and Moody’s years ago, will give Indonesia access to a wider pool of investors. A rating upgrade usually also means an economy can get cheaper borrowing costs when it issues bonds. S&P upgraded Indonesia’s sovereign credit outlook to BBB-, its lowest investment grade, up from the previous junk status of BB+. The agency gave the new rating a stable outlook.

And now for something completely different

Gamelan at the inauguration of the new Indonesian Embassy in London. Sarah has played with this group – called Siswa Sukra for a while and they are about to go on tour in Indonesia, which is very exciting. I was thrilled to be able to join them tonight (more thrilled than Boris Johnson apparently, who had to decline his invitation as he was at a banquet with the King of Spain).

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