AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRail Push: Indonesia is expanding its national railway network to 10,524 km, up from 6,927 km, aiming to cut logistics costs and boost regional connectivity, with passenger numbers rising 8.8% to nearly 550 million in 2025. Fuel Price Clarity: The government says non-subsidized Pertamax and Pertamax Green jumped sharply to follow world oil prices, while subsidized Pertalite and Solar stay unchanged, as students protest around the HI Roundabout. Nickel Investor Jitters: Chinese investors have protested Indonesia’s nickel policy direction, citing worries over higher royalties, tighter FX rules, reduced mining quotas and enforcement uncertainty. Wildlife Watch: A critically endangered Sumatran tiger was captured on camera in the Hutan Harapan restoration area, with further identification underway. Jakarta Air Alert: Jakarta’s air quality hit unhealthy levels, with residents urged to wear masks and limit outdoor activity. Tourism Link: Indonesia and Saudi Arabia are looking to boost two-way tourism flows, including expanding experiences beyond Mecca and Medina. Tech for Emergencies: Starlink and the U.S. State Department signed an MOU to speed disaster communications, building on prior relief support including in Indonesia.
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