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Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa announced that President Prabowo Subianto is set to launch an electric vehicle incentive package within the coming weeks in 2026. This policy aims to accelerate EV adoption, attract investment, and support Indonesia's net-zero emission targets.
The United Progressive Labor Confederation of Indonesia (KBPBI) has postponed its protest for the Manpower Bill at the DPR, citing concerns over potential infiltrators. This decision aims to maintain order and the movement's integrity amidst the ongoing fight for worker rights in 2026.
Former President Donald Trump has reignited strong criticism against energy giants like ExxonMobil and Chevron in 2026, accusing them of making 'excessive' profits from oil scarcity. His comments spark renewed debate on energy company profitability amidst high consumer costs and the need for energy transition investments.
Indonesia's Financial System Stability Committee (KSSK) confirmed the nation's fiscal, monetary, and financial stability remained robust in Q2 2026, amidst global economic volatility. Through tight policy coordination and strong domestic foundations, Indonesia is optimistic about achieving strong economic growth.
President Prabowo Subianto and Thai PM Anutin Charnvirakul met in 2026 to discuss strengthening bilateral investments. They highlighted Bangkok Bank's successful acquisition of Bank Permata as a model for cross-border investment, fostering cooperation in digital and green energy sectors.
Perum Bulog reaffirms its commitment that the Free Nutritious Meal (MBG) program in 2026 will exclusively utilize premium food products, explicitly excluding SPHP rice and Minyakita. This decision highlights a focus on providing the best nutritional quality to support the optimal growth of Indonesia's younger generation.
Perum BULOG has secured full financial backing from the government in 2026 to accelerate national food self-sufficiency programs. This strategic move aims to fortify food security and stabilize staple commodity prices across Indonesia.
The Indonesian government targets a national entrepreneurship ratio of 8% by 2045, with ready-to-eat food SMEs serving as a key driver. Various support programs in 2026, including digital acceleration and financing access, are continuously strengthened to achieve this ambition.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul proposes a strategic partnership with Indonesia in 2026, offering high-quality rice supplies in exchange for vital fertilizer imports. This collaboration aims to bolster food security and stabilize supply chains across Southeast Asia.