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Due to extenuating circumstances, we have taken the difficult decision to cancel the Indonesia Summit 2023. We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused.
We thank you for your interest in the event and the topics covered in this year’s event agenda remain of great interest to us. We are committed to continuing the conversation on opportunities in Indonesia via articles on The Economist website.
Join us for the 5th Indonesia Summit
Indonesia’s post-covid economic recovery is gaining momentum, and the blossoming innovation economy has the potential to promote long-term, stable prosperity. The country boasts a large population of young, technologically literate and upwardly mobile citizens, which has resulted in a thriving e-commerce sector. Growth in the fintech industry is increasing financial inclusion, enabling entrepreneurs to benefit. Meanwhile, the country’s vast resources of copper and nickel have attracted the attention of electric vehicle makers and their supply chains. How can Indonesia sustain these positive trends? How can the country climb the value chain globally, leverage the mobility of global talent and also develop indigenous human capital? Is the most recent omnibus legislation enough to maintain investment momentum? How should Indonesia better leverage regional partnerships to speed its emergence from the current broad-based economic challenges and pave the way to future prosperity? What policies will meaningfully accelerate digital transformation and enable SMEs?
Building on a successful legacy of Indonesia Summits, the 2023 edition will bring together 150 business leaders, policymakers, academics and NGOs in-person in Jakarta-plus 1,500 online-for rigorous discussion and debate on the most important issues.
Featured speakers
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Arifin Tasrif
Minister for energy & mineral resources, Republic of Indonesia
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Airlangga Hartarto
Coordinating minister for economic affairs, Republic of Indonesia
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Budi Gunadi Sadikin
Minister of health, Ministry of Health of Indonesia
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Suharso Monoarfa
Minister of national development planning, Republic of Indonesia
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Director, country office for Indonesia and Timor Leste, International Labour Organisation
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Michiko Miyamoto
Director, country office for Indonesia and Timor Leste, International Labour Organisation
Michiko Miyamoto has been country director for ILO activities in Indonesia and Timor-Leste since 2017. She is based in Jakarta, Indonesia. Prior to that, she was the deputy country director for the ILO in Indonesia and Timor Leste. Promoting ILO’s mandate of “Decent Work for All”, she has worked in Indonesia and Timor Leste since 2011 with a focus on job creation, sound industrial relations and social protection.
Ms Miyamoto has worked in the field of international development for nearly 30 years. Prior to joining the ILO office in Indonesia, she worked at ILO headquarters and the regional office for Asia-Pacific, specialising small-business development, job-creation programmes and workforce capacity development. She was also responsible for global agenda setting and consultation meetings for the ILO governing body with employers’ associations and trade unions for employment and social-policy debate and discussions.
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Jiro Tominaga
Country director for Indonesia, Asian Development Bank
Jiro Tominaga is the Asian Development Bank’s country director for Indonesia. He is responsible for ADB’s country strategy, operations and relationships in Indonesia. He assumed the position in September 2021. Mr Tominaga has almost 30 years of professional experience, including more than six years with the Asian Development Bank.
Prior to his current position, he was director for the strategy, policy and business processes division of the strategy, policy and partnerships department, where he was responsible for the division’s key deliverables including ADB’s major strategy and policy papers; policy and operations co-ordination; operational business process update; and inter-agency co-ordination with multilateral development banks.
From 2016 to 2018, he led the team to develop Strategy 2030, ADB’s long-term corporate strategy, in his capacity as principal planning and policy specialist. From 2015 to 2016, he was the principal evaluation specialist in the independent evaluation department, where he led preparation of the 2016 Annual Evaluation Review.
Prior to joining ADB in 2015, Mr Tominaga worked at the World Bank, where he led a number of major evaluations assessing the development results of the World Bank Group’s country and corporate programmes. He began his professional career as a country officer for the Overseas Economic Co-operation Fund in Japan. He was also assigned as section chief at the Japanese Ministry of Finance between 1997 and 1999.
Mr Tominaga holds a master’s degree in economics from London School of Economics and a bachelor’s degree in economics from Keio University, Japan.
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Habib Rab
Lead Economist, Indonesia and Timor-Leste, World Bank
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Shobana Kamineni
Executive vice chairperson, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise
Shobana Kamineni is the executive vice chairperson of Apollo Hospitals Enterprise. Championing special initiatives, she has built US$3bn verticals for the Apollo Group and is steering India’s largest integrated digital health-care platform, Apollo 24/7. She also helms Apollo Pharmacy. Ms Shobana was the founder and served as chairperson of Apollo Munich Health Insurance, leading the business for nine years before its merger with HDFC ERGO.
An active member of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), Ms Shobana created history by becoming the first ever woman president of CII (2017–18). Fiercely determined to improve public health systems across the world, she accepted a board and audit committee position in the Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics (FIND), an international non-profit organisation that works on developing much-needed diagnostic tests for poverty-related diseases. She is also the founder of Billion Hearts Beating, a non-governmental organisation dedicated to educating Indians about preventing heart disease and staying heart healthy.
Ms Shobana has been a recipient of numerous prestigious national awards for entrepreneurship and leadership. She was also conferred an honorary doctorate degree by Bryant University, US, in recognition of her life’s work in health care and pharmaceuticals and her leadership role in business expansion in India.
2021 Event highlights
Who will you meet?
- Business leaders and executives (C-suite, directors, managers) from large Indonesian companies / conglomerates and MNCs (oil and gas / electricity / forestry and paper / automobiles and parts / chemicals / food producers)
- High-level government representatives including ministers, policymakers, regulators, advisors, senior advisors, senior directors
- Institutional investors and financial institutions
- Multilateral agencies
- NGOs and civil society/environmental organisations
- Think tanks and academia e.g. researchers and professors
Sponsors
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Gold sponsor
View Profile XMusim Mas Group runs the entire gamut of the palm oil supply chain: from managing plantations and mills to refining crude palm oil and manufacturing palm-based products. We are committed to meeting global demand for palm oil and its derivative products in an environmentally, socially, and economically viable manner
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Media Partner
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Media partner
View Profile XDezan Shira & Associates is a pan-Asia, multi-disciplinary professional services firm, providing market entry, legal, accounting, tax, HR, technology, and operational advisory to international investors. Operational throughout China, ASEAN and India, our mission is to guide foreign companies through Asia’s complex regulatory environment and assist them with all aspects of establishing, maintaining, and growing their business operations in the region.
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Media partner
View Profile X“Established in 2009, Eco-Business is an independent media and business intelligence company dedicated to sustainable development and ESG performance. It publishes high quality, trusted news and views in multimedia formats on business and policy developments around the world with a sustainability and ESG-focused lens. Eco-Business provides research and consulting on a wide range of issues which create strategic value for our partners and clients. It owns and creates thought-leadership platforms which inform policymaking, improve business practices and foster collaboration among different sectors. Eco-Business is headquartered in Singapore, with a presence in Manila, Bangalore, Beijing, Kuala Lumpur and correspondents in major cities across the world.”
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Media partner
View Profile XiMPACT magazine is a repository of exclusive content for individuals in the development sector, particularly Institutional/Corporate workers, Non-profit Professionals, and Development Sector Students, providing insights on the most recent innovations, best practices, case studies, research, and career guidance to young agents of change in South and Southeast Asia.
Supporting organisations
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Supporting organisation
View Profile XAmCham Indonesia is a voluntary organization of professionals with commercial activities in Indonesia. Its central mission is to promote US-Indonesia commercial relations and to serve its members as a key resource for information and business networking. AmCham Indonesia represents more than 300+ companies. AmCham Indonesia aims to become the advocate of choice for its members’ business interests, applying a unique capability that provides access to primary avenues of influence for policy and regulatory issues in Indonesia.
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Supporting organisation
View Profile XBritCham Indonesia has long been recognised as the most active foreign Chamber of Commerce in Indonesia. It maintains very close links to both the British Embassy and British Council, as well as collaborating closely with its Indonesian counterpart KADIN and the Ministry for Investment (BKPM). BritCham is an international membership community of around 1000 whose cross-cutting interests in sustainability are represented by the Climate Change & the Environment, Human Capital & Education and Smart Sustainable Cities Member Focus Groups. BritCham members are very active within the various committees working towards the success of the G20 and B20 in 2022.
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View Profile XCFA Society Indonesia’s vision is to lead the financial profession in Indonesia by promoting the highest standards of ethics, education, and professionalism. Our mission is to serve all finance professionals in Indonesia seeking industry related education, knowledge, professional development, networking and sharing of inspirations or best practices while engaging their thought leadership in the areas of ethics and market integrity.
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View Profile XThe EU-ASEAN Business Council (EU-ABC) is the primary voice for European business within the ASEAN region. It is formally recognised by the European Commission and accredited under Annex 2 of the ASEAN Charter as an entity associated with ASEAN.
Independent of both bodies, the Council has been established to help promote the interests of European businesses operating within ASEAN and to advocate for changes in policies and regulations which would help promote trade and investment between Europe and the ASEAN region. As such, the Council works on a sectorial and cross-industry basis to help improve the investment and trading conditions for European businesses in the ASEAN region through influencing policy and decision makers throughout the region and in the EU, as well as acting as a platform for the exchange of information and ideas amongst its members and regional players within the ASEAN region.
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View Profile XThe Swiss-Indonesia Chamber of Commerce (SwissCham) is a non-profit association (perkumpulan) of Swiss and Indonesian businesses with members from corporate to small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
SwissCham’s mission is to contribute to the advancement of trade, investment, and development of relations between Swiss and Indonesia business communities through programmes led by the four Sectoral Groups: Ease of Doing Business, Fiscal, Customs and Excise; Human Capital Development, and Sustainability and Innovation.
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