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Indonesia postpones mandatory halal certification deadline

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Latest: Indonesia delays mandatory halal certification for MSMEs until 2028

The Indonesian government has officially postponed the mandatory halal certification deadline from October 18, 2026, to October 17, 2028. Announced by the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs, the delay follows dir

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Indonesia 2027 Budget and Fiscal Stimulus Measures

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Latest: Indonesia allocates stimulus to maintain purchasing power and mobility for year-end holidays

The Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR RI) has officially passed the 2027 State Budget (APBN) law, setting total expenditure at Rp4,106.26 trillion against a projected revenue of Rp3,435.1 trillion. This results in

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Indonesia economic outlook: growth, industrialization, and M

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Latest: Indonesia Stock Exchange to tighten market oversight and reform HSC rules

Indonesia continues to pursue high economic growth through industrialization and an expanding digital agenda, with the government targeting a 6% growth rate and 7% investment increase by 2027. To support these goals, the

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Makassar urban and economic development strategy

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Latest: Makassar Mayor highlights economic growth and food distribution roles

Mayor Munafri Arifuddin has introduced a development framework titled ‘Sapta MULIA’ aimed at transforming Makassar into a smart city. This strategy focuses on leveraging digital technology, enhancing basic services, and

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Indonesia 2026 social assistance and financial inclusion

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Latest: Indonesia government launches ‘One Person, One Account’ program

By late September 2026, Indonesia’s social assistance spending reached Rp115.8 trillion, representing 71.2 percent of the state budget allocation. This total includes Rp21.8 trillion for the Family Hope Program (PKH), Rp

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