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I N D O N E S I A N E W S L E T T E R CONSULATE GENERAL OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA, MUMBAI, INDIA VOLUME 02/ FEBRUARY 2003 MONTHLY 52nd PATA Annual Conference - April 13-17, 2003 at Bali International Convention Centre (BICC), Bali, Indonesia "Culture and Tourism: From Heritage to Legacy"
Indonesia will host the 52nd Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) annual conference in Bali this year. The annual conference will be held from April 13 to April 17 and will have over 1,000 top-level executives from the Pacific Asia region and around the globe. The event aims at providing opportunities for the executives to expand their network and achieve a greater understanding of the trends making an impact on tourism. The conference with the theme “Culture and Tourism: From Heritage to Legacy” is expected to raise greater awareness among the delegates about their responsibility of protecting and passing on local culture and heritage to subsequent generations. For more information about PATA’s Annual Conference 2003 check out www.pata.org or send email to events@patha.th.com
IITELMIT 2003 THE 4TH ANNUAL INDONESIAN INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION MEDIA AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION MAY 7-10, 2003 AT JAKARTA CONVENTION CENTRE, JAKARTA-INDONESIA Homepage: http://www.iitelmit.com/2003 OPPORTUNITIES IN INDONESIAN TELECOMMUNICAITON INDUSTRY: Indonesia’s telecommunication industry is currently enjoying a period of rapid growth, as the government’s liberalization policies begin to take effect, and free competition in the wireless sector puts ever-greater pressure on the incumbent operators to improve the quality, pricing and reliability of telecommunications and network services. As operators continue to invest in the technology they need to service their subscribers, companies that supply carrier-class equipment and services can be certain of a large and growing market in Indonesia. IITELMIT 2003 EXHIBITION: The latest telecommunications and networking infrastructure solutions, the newest IT and software offerings, and all the leading providers of local and international content all under one roof: It can only be IITELMIT. IITELMIT 2003 TECHNOLOGOY BUYERS PROGRAM: For the second year running, we are pleased to invite all Enterprise Technology Buyers to participate in the Technology Buyers Program: matching the right buyers with the right suppliers. Participation in the Technology Buyers Program is free to registered buyers and exhibitors. IITELMIT 2003 HOSTED BY TELKOM AND INDOSAT IN ASSOCIATION WITH MASTEL: IITELMIT 2002 Conference offers opportunity to review the technologies that are newly available in Indonesia, and learn first-hand how they can be applied to your business. IITELMIT 2003 BUPATI FORUM: Indonesia's regional leaders present and discuss their development plans at the heart of the industry, and the nation, in Jakarta. ASIA PACIFIC SALELLITE CONFERENCE: The APSAT Conference, an initiative of the Indonesian Satellite Association (ASSI), will bring together leading figures from Indonesia’s fast moving satellite industry, with top experts in satellite development from around the world. Learn about the latest trends in satellite development, and network with experts from the world’s top satellite companies. ORGANIZERS OF THE EVENT : PT. RANTAI EXPO INTERNASIONAL, SUCACO Building 5th Floor, Jl. Kebon Sirih Kav. 71, Jakarta 10340, INDONESIA, Tel: +62 21 3190 1987, Fax: +62 21 3190 1620 E-mail: info@ptrei.com, Website: www.ptrei.com INDEXPage 1.
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INDONESIAN PRESIDENT LAUNCHES INVESTMENT YEAR 2003: In order to improve Indonesia’s investment climate and to encourage investors to invest in Indonesia, Indonesian President Her Excellency, Mrs. Megawati Soekarnoputri recently launched the Invest in Indonesia 2003. The Indonesian President said that Indonesia needed investor’s presence, not just to improve the economy but also to create jobs. After the launching of investment year 2003 the Chairman of Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), Theo F. Toemion said that BKPM planned to introduce new paradigm to promote investment in Indonesia. One of the things that the Chairman of BKPM like to establish is groundwork for investment policy’s and law concept. Among those policy and laws are the Investment Bill and three Presidential Decree i.e. legalization on investment procedure, under one roof service plan and investment protection national team. Meanwhile, Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN) recommended the government to prepare comprehensive regulation to improve investment climate in the country, besides that the government must also implement law enforcement, create incentive investment package as well as provide basic infrastructure such as road, harbor, airport, electricity and telephone lines. RI OFFERING 11 NEW OIL AND GAS CONCESSION FOR INVESTORS: The Indonesian Government is offering 11 new oil and gas concession for investors this year, promising better contractual terms, enabling the investors to reap larger rewards. The Indonesian Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Purnomo Yusgiantoro while speaking at the forum “Dialog Forum of Oil, Energy and Mining Stakeholders” said that the government will consider offering a more attractive production split based on the technical and economic aspects of the oil and gas potential. The forum, which was opened by Indonesian President, Her Excellency Mrs. Megawati Soekarnoputri was attended by top executives from oil, energy and mining companies and several ministers including Coordinating Minister for the Economy Dorodjatun Kuntjoro-Jakti, Minister for Industry and Trade Rini Soewandi, Minister for Forestry M. Prakosa and Chairman of Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Theo F. Toemion. The Indonesian Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Purnomo Yusgiantoro said that the recipients of the 11 contracts were expected to invest a total US $160 million in exploration activities in the first three years, which would have a real multiplier effect on the national and regional economies. The 11 new contract areas were located respectively in Jambi and South Sumatra (2 contracts), off the coast of Rembang, Central Java (1), off the coast of East Java (5), off the coast of Bali (2) and off the coast of Tarakan island, East Kalimantan (1). The oil and gas sector has been the main source of income for the government over the past three decades. Last year, 29 percent of the government’s income came from this sector, where investors spent US $5 billion to US $6 billion on exploration and production activities, or about 40 percent of total investment in the country during that period. BPS - GDP GREW BY 3.66% IN YEAR 2002: The Indonesian Central Statistics Agency (BPS) recently announced that the country’s economy in year 2002 grew at a slower rate than projected by the government. BPS said gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 3.66 percent last year compared to the figure in year 2001, but the figure was lower than the government’s forecast of 4 percent. As expected, growth last year continued to be driven by household and government consumption, which respectively expanded by 4.72 percent and 12.79 percent over the 2001 levels. BPS further added that investment and exports declined by 0.19 percent and 1.24 percent respectively. The Indonesian government is targeting growth of 4 percent this year hoping that in addition to consumption, exports will make a greater contribution to the economy. PELINDO III TO BUILT A NEW INTERNATIONAL SEAPORT: The Indonesian State-owned company PT Pelindo III is planning to build a new US $200 million seaport in East Java to serve as an international hub for cargo ships. Pelindo III President, Bambang Darwoto said that the new port would help Indonesian exporters save time and money as cargo shipped from the port could by pass Singapore directly to its destination. Pelindo III President Bambang Darwoto further added that existing port in Surabaya, Tanjung Perak, was too small and could no longer be expanded to accommodate future cargo load volumes of between 3 million to 5 million twenty-feet equivalent units (TEUs). The installed capacity of the Tanjung Perak port is only around 1.8 million TEUs with 11 cranes operating. The new port would be built on 500 hectares of coastal area in Kalilamong, about 40 kilometers north west of Tanjung Perak with the port having industrial bonded zones and warehouses to help exporters. The construction of the port will be started in 2005, with operations expected to start in year 2015. PELINDO III, which is headquartered in Indonesia’s second largest city of Surabaya, operates 37 seaports, including in Cental Java, East Java, Bali, West Nusa Tenggara, East Nusa Tenggara South Kaliman and Central Kalimantan. IMPORTERS TO REGISTER AT THE DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF CUSTOMS & EXCISE: The Indonesian Importers Association (GINSI) urged the importers to register at the Directorate General of Customs and Excise in its effort to curb the fraudulent use of import documents. The Indonesian Directorate General of Customs and Excise requires importers to register by the end of March and if any importer fail to comply with the requirement, the institution will cease to serve such importer’s customs need, excepting one import transaction as of April 1. The importers can register their companies at the customs office’s website http://www.beacukai.go.id/ JICT PLANS INTERNATIONAL STANDARD SEAPORT: An official from the Jakarta International Container Terminal (JICT), Indonesia’s largest container terminal company said that it would spend around US $70 million in the current year to upgrade facilities in a drive to become the first fully international-standard seaport hub in the country. JICT president, W.S. Wirjan said that upgrading the facilities was needed to enhance its direct call shipment service, thus allowing more large ships to load and unload containers at its port. Wirjan further added that by year 2004, JICT’s quay facility would reach a span of 2.5 kilometers with 20 cranes operating and 100 hectares of storage space adding that it would enable the terminal to enhance its installed container capacity to 3 million twenty-feet equivalent units (TEUs) from the current 2.3 million TEUs. Turning JICT into a full-service international seaport will help Indonesian exporters save time and money as cargo can be shipped from the port directly to overseas destinations without having to make a stop over in Singapore of Malaysian ports. NON-OIL & GAS EXPORTS: O  n January 2003, Non Oil and Gas export has reached US$ 3.737 billion or increase 2.73% compared to figure on 2002. For the period of January-December 2002 the export of Non Oil and Gas has reached US$ 3.737 billion or increase 2.73% compared to the same period of 2001.
PERUM BULOG TO START OPERATION IN THE MONTH OF MAY: Perum Bulog, a newly formed agency replacing the National Logistis Agency (BULOG) is expected to start operation in early May. It will be launched after the government team finishes formulating the organizational structure of the new agency. The government changed Bulog into semi-profit oriented Perum Bulog under a government regulation issued recently, with its new status, Bulog will not only be responsible for safeguarding rice stocks, thus stabilizing the price of the commodity, but will also be allowed to seek profit. The change in Bulog’s status into Perum Bulog is part of the government’s efforts to make the agency more accountable. TIMBER EXPORTS EXPECTED TO FALL BY 50%: Indonesian panel wood association (APKINDO) said that APKINDO predicted that the country’s exports of timber would plunge by 50 percent this year because of export restrictions imposed by government. APKINDO Chairman Abbas Adhar said that APKINDO members exported around US $2 billion worth of plywood a year but the exports are likely to drop to only US $1 billion. The Indonesian government has issued the new regulation in a bid to eliminate rampant illegal logging and smuggling PRICES OF ELECTRONICS GOODS DROP BY UPTO 13%: The prices of electronics products have dropped by between 4 percent and 13 percent following tax cuts introduced by the government recently. The government earlier this month eliminated or reduced luxury tax on some 45 mainly electronics products as part of a fiscal stimulus package to help the business sector cope with the ongoing economic downturn and encourage new investment in various sectors. ASTRA TO SET UP NEW COMPANY IN INDONESIA: As a consequence of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Astra Inernational (AI) and Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) which was signed recently, Astra international is planning to set up new company in Indonesia. Under the MoU, AI and TMC has agreed to reorganize Toyota Astra Motor (TAM) in two business entities, distribution and manufacturing. Under the terms of agreement, the TMC will acquire 46 percent stake in the manufacturing entity, giving Toyota a 95 percent stake, and leaving AI with only a 5 percent stake, meanwhile, AI will maintain its majority stake of 51 percent in the distribution entity and take charge of sales operations in Indonesia. The world’s third largest automaker, Toyoto Motor Corp. plans to inject some US $180 million into its Indonesian manufacturing joint venture company with PT Astra International in an effort to increase car exports from Indonesia. Akio Toyoda, Managing Director, of Toyota Motor said that the company planned to increase global production volume and expected the Indonesian operation to contribute. Toyoto Motor plan to increase the Southeast Asian regional exports of multipurpose vehicles (MPVs) from Indonesia to about 10,000 units. CONSTRUCTION OF BALONGAN REFINERY TO START SOON: The Indonesian State Oil and Gas company Pertamina recently signed a contract with a consortium consisting of a Japanese and an Indonesian firm, which will develop a refinery facility that will produce unleaded gasoline. The US $153 million refinery facility will be located in Balongan, West Java. The construction of the project will start at the end of February and is slated to be completed after 27 months of construction work. The construction of the refinery is part of the government’s program to push car owners to use unleaded gasoline so as to reduce the level of air pollution. The government hopes Indonesia will be lead-fuel free by year 2005. KOREAN BUSINESSMEN TO INVEST IN RI’S COMPONENT INDUSTRY: South Korean component manufacturers are considering investing in Indonesia to supply components for Korean electronics, automotive and petrochemical industries in Indonesia as well as in Korea. The delegation of 10 medium-scale component manufacturers from the Seo-Gu industrial district in Incheon city, South Korea was studying the possibility of making Indonesia the center of component producers for Korean industries in Southeast Asia. The chief of the delegation said that the visiting Korean firms were interested in forming joint ventures with local companies to manufacture components in Indonesia. The joint ventures would help support the existing Indonesian units of Korean corporations such as Samsung and LG so that they would not need to import their supporting components and spare parts. The chief of delegation further added that Indonesia was a favorable place for investment considering its huge market and abundant natural resources needed for the Korean components industry. SOUTH KOREA TO BUILD POWER PLANT: South Korean company Korea Electric Power Corporation (Kepco) is planning to build a coal fired power plant with 500 MW generating capacity in Indonesia. Kepco and Indonesian state-owned electricity company PLN have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop power plant of around US $500 million investment. According to PLN’s corporate secretary Muljo Adji A.G., Kepco has not determined location of upcoming power plant yet. Kepco has conducted feasibility studies in several regions to find a location. Muljo Adji further added that Kepco was a leading power company and had been operating some huge scale of power plants generated with coal, nuclear, combined cycle and geothermal. As the power demand is projected to surpass the supply by this year, Indonesia is now at a critical stage to generate new investments to anticipate a power crisis. CHINA TO DEVELOP POWER PLANTS IN RI: China Huadian Engineering Company (CHEC) recently signed an agreement with local companies PT Dana Mulia Sukses and PT Radu Pratama to construct power plants in Indonesia. The planned power projects may include coal fired, hydro, combined cycle, geothermal, and gas-fired power plants. CHEC Vice President Xu Bo said that the main target would be to fulfill power demand in Java, which made up 75 percent of the total power demand in Indonesia. CHEC company was optimistic that they could meet Indonesia’s demand for electricity because of CHEC’s extensive experience in the sector. Currently, CHEC is one of the largest general contractors in China’s power sector, and owns 116 power plants, with a combined power capacity of 31,090 megawatts. TELKOM TO ESTABLISH E-COMMERCE INFORMATION CENTRE: The Indonesian state-owned PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia (TELKOM) is to set up a joint venture, PT Pro Infokom Indonesia (PII), with state power company PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) and private firm PT Prima Infokom Indonesia to establish e-commerce information center. PII will develop a national information network system, which will be the backbone for the development of an e-government information center. PII will act as a service provider for managing the government’s secure intranet and information center, with all government institutions, including state companies, expected to take advantages of the network. It is said that Korea Telecom will provide technical and financial support, and will later acquire a stake in the joint venture. FOREIGN INVESTMENT EXPECTED TO INCREASE IN 2003: Foreign investment flows into Indonesia are expected to increase this year as many business fields are ready to receive foreign investments. The Chief Secretary of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Lastini said that the business fields included hotels, restaurants, trade and metal industry. In year 2003, alone the government licenced 90 foreign investment projects in the tourism sector with a value of US $321 million, judging by the improved investment climate, the government was optimistic that foreign investment flows into the country would be on the rise in the current year. BATAM TO SIGN PACT WITH JICC: The Batam Industrial Development Authority (BIDA) will sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (JICC) in Singapore to promote the island as an investment destination for Japanese investors. BIDA’s chairman, Ismeth Abdullah said that under the MoU, both agencies will agree to share data and information, to cooperate in organizing trade and investment missions and to encourage JICC members to invest in Batam. Ismeth Abdullah further added that Batam could offer a good alternative for Japanese investors, given its well-established infrastructure and relatively cheap labor. Furthermore the planned free trade agreement (FTA) between Singapore and the U.S. had increased the island’s attractiveness to investors. Under the FTA, all products manufactured in Batam and the adjacent island of Bintan would be exempt from import duties in U.S. The agreement with JICC will add to the number of pacts signed by BIDA with Japanese business associations. INDONESIA AND MALAYSIA TO COOPERATE IN AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURING: Indonesia and Malaysia are to establish cooperation in aircraft manufacturing with Indonesia making and assembling aircraft and Malaysia maintaining, modifying and providing spare-parts. Till now, Malaysia has purchased several Indonesian aircrafts of CN-235 type for state purposes. Indonesian Ministry of Defense spokesperson, Abdul Aziz Manaf said that Indonesia-Malaysian cooperation in this sector has always been good, including the joint-air force activity called Elang Malindo and the Exchange program of air force junior officers. U.S. GREATEST BUYER OF BALI COMMODITIES: The United States was recorded as the largest buyer of Bali’s non-oil and gas products during the first 11 months (January to November) of 2002, amounting to US $87.5 million. Bali exported non-oil gas commodities such as handicrafts, fishery products and garments to the U.S. and other countries. Bali’s exports to U.S. reached US $102.5 million, Exports to France totaled US $20 million, Italy US $18.6 million and Germany US $12 million. RI-EGYPT SIGN FOUR MoUs on AGRIBUSINESS COOPERATION: Indonesian Agriculture Minister, Bungaran Saragih recently on his four day visit to Egypt signed four Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) on agribusiness cooperation with local companies. The cooperation agreements among other things provided for the purchase of phosphate rock by state-owned fertilizer company PT Petrokimia Gresik from Egypt’s El Nasr mining company at US $30 per ton. The first shipment of 300,000 metric tons of phosphate rock to Indonesia would be made in July 2003.The other MoU was about the formation of a joint venture to develop palm oil plantations in Indonesia. State-owned forestry company PT. Perhutani also signed an MoU with an Egypt counterpart, Baraka Consulting and trading to expand cooperation in the wood processing industry. SIEMENS TO CONSTRUCT RAILWAY IN RIAU : The Riau provincial government plans to allocate Rp 10 trillion (US $1.1 billion) for the construction of railway connecting the oil-rich province and neighboring provinces. Head of the province’s investment promotion board Harliyan Saleh said that the 1,350 kilometer-long railway would connect all regencies in the province and some areas in West and North Sumatra. Julieta F. Glasmacher of PT Siemens Indonesia said that her company, representing the Siemens head office in Germany had recently visited Riau to look into the possibility of construction. The initial railway construction will connect Riau province’s cargo shipping port in Dumai and Rantau Prapat city in North Sumatra, a stretch of more than 225 kilometers. Head of the province’s investment promotion board Harliyan Saleh said that people of Riau would be immensely benefited by the establishment of the railway, which would transport many commodities from local plantations, such as rubber and palm oil. Further, the provincial government of Riau also plans to build a toll road, connecting Dumai and Pekanbaru, the capital of Riau. Siemens which has been operating in Indonesia for around 50 years and is more commonly associated with mobile phones and electronics. Aside from building the railroad, the German engineering giant had also put forward a bid to establish a coal-fired power plant in an effort to meet the power demands in Riau. TOURISM BOARD, GARUDA TO PROMOTE TOURISM: The Indonesian Cultural and Tourism Board and flagship carrier Garuda Indonesia signed an agreement to promote tourism in Indonesia. The two will coordinate and cooperate on various promotional activities such as making TV and radio commercials, establishing research and development programs, and developing ad campaigns for cultural and tourist attractions. The chairman of the tourism board, Setyanto P. Santoso said that Garuda would show videos of Indonesia’s tourist attractions on its flights with the video will be provided by the tourism board. The chairman of the tourism board said that the board had allocated some US $15 million for promotional purposes. BALI’S TOURISM ARRIVAL: Bali’s tourism showed signs of extraordinary recovery in the month of January 2003. Bali attracted 60,838 international tourists, in which Japanese tourists led the pack to the “Island of the Gods” with 10,290 arrivals, according to Bali’s immigration office, followed by Taiwanese 8,902 visitors and Singapore with 5,115 visitors. The head of the provincial immigration office, I Gede Widiartha said that extraordinary increase was seen in the number of tourists from Singapore due to the Singapore Airlines efforts to promote Bali and to offer airfare discounts. IMPORTANT INDONESIAN WEBSITESThe Right Place to find Indonesian Products www.export-import-indonesia.com Indonesian Products Virtual Fairs Online Indonesian Exporters Importers and Freight Forwarders Database Message Board Trade Resources Web Design
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Note: Any Holiday not mentioned above, but so declared by an official notification, will be observed as holiday by this Consulate GeneraL INDONESIAN PRODUCT SHOWCASEMODERN STYLE FURNITURE IN ANTIQUE LOOKING FROM SOLO: PT Wirasindo Santakarya is producing various kinds of furniture products with modern style but in antique looking. It produces indoor as well as garden furniture of mahogany and teak wood. The company also produces other products, such as terracotta, bamboo products, various handicrafts, stone crafts, calligraphy, rattan products, and sawn timber. So far, the company has exported its products to the United States, Europe, and several countries in Asia and the pacific region. For further information please contact PT WIRASINODO SANTAKARYA, Jl. Solo-Daleman 41, Baki-Sukoharjo, SOLO 57556-Indonesia Tel: (62-271) 623231, 623232 Fax: (62-271)623233 Homepage : http://www.wisanka.com FROM HOME INDUSTRY TO LEADER IN FURNITURE: PT Cahaya Sakti Furintraco, a manufacturer of various furniture products is located in Bogor, West Java, Indonesia. The company is manufacturing various furniture panel products, including office furniture, study desk, module system, bedroom furniture sets for adult and children, wardrobe, kitchen furniture, TV and Video racks, racks for shoes, etc. Besides a nation wide marketing networks, the company has begun to establish international marketing network overseas. For further information please contact: PT CAHAYA SAKTI FURINTRACO, Jl. Kaum Sari, Kedung Halang, Talang, Bogor 16710, Indonesia Tel/Fax: (62-251) 663935. WOODEN HOUSES EXPORTED IN KNOCKED-DOWN CONDITION: One of the manufacturers of Knocked-down condition (CKD) wooden houses in Indonesia is Woloan’ta, a company based in North Sulawesi. The company has already exported the houses to the Philippines, Australia, Germany, and Spain. The houses made by the company are typically Minahasa style of North Sulawesi in different designs and sizes. They are built on pillars made of hardwood like “Aliwowos”/”Bugis” wood. For floor, ceiling, ventilation and other ornaments, its uses “Meranti” wood or “Nyatoh” wood. They are all treated through kiln-drying process to prevent moisture. For further information please contact WOLOAN’TA Desa Woloan Satu, TOMOHON-North Sulawesi, Indonesia Tel : (62-431)354549,352169 Fax : (62-431)354549 BEAUTIFUL HANDICRAFT PRODUCTS OF GYPSUM: A Jakarta-based company, Tukuen is producing various handicraft products made of gypsum and other materials. The products are, among others, boards with flowers ornaments and various writings to hang on walls or doors, flower vases of clay, animal dolls of gypsum, etc. The company has exported its products to United States, Singapore, Malaysia, and Brunei. For further information please contact: TUKUEN, Kayu Manis Tengah VII Block Y No. 352, Jakarta, Indonesia Tel: (62-21)4712459 Fax: (62-21) 8309924 E-mail : n.suharriyanto@centrin.net.id DETERGENT READY FOR EXPORT : PT Caturwangsa Indah is one of the old established soap factories Established in 1947 in Tasikmalaya, West Java, Indonesia. The company produces cream detergent, powder detergent. The company has exported its products to several overseas markets, among others to Australia and Nigeria. To serve overseas market demand, currently the company is developing several new cleaning products like floor cleaner, liquid hand soap, glass cleaner, dishwashing liquid, porcelain cleaner, bleaching, and scouring powder. For further information please contact : PT. CATURWANGSA INDAH, Jl. Kelapa Puan Timur I Block ND 1 No. 17, Kelapa Gading Permai, Jakarta 14240, Indonesia Tel : (62-21)4522158 Fax : (62-21)4584465 E-mail: cwi-det@yahoo.com GENUINE JEWELERY BOXES: Meta Kriya Nusantara is producing genuine handicrafts in forms of jewelry boxes, penholder boxes, chest with drawers, table for drinks, various interior decorative items etc. The boxes are made of teak wood with colorful designed surface. The products have been exported to several countries, especially to the Middle East. In Jakarta, the products have been frequently ordered by the Presidential Palace as souvenirs to be presented to visiting state guests. The company also accepts special designs from customers. For further information please contact: META KRIYA NUSANTARA, Jl. Kemang III/5, Jakarta 12730, Indonesia Tel & Fax: (62-21)7192727 GOOD QUALITY WRITING BOOKS: PT Tri Manunggal Nusa Perkasa is one of the largest manufacturers and exporters of a comprehensive range of paper stationery products in Indonesia, such as school and office note books, exercise books, PVC (exercise) note books, writing pads/letter pads, spiral note books, hard cover books/case bound, cross ruled paper, loose leaf paper, drawing books/sketch pads, etc. The company has been exporting to many countries in Europe, Australia, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa. For further information please contact : PT TRI MANUNGGAL NUSA PERKASA, Jl. Cideng Timur 60 D, Jakarta 10160, Indonesia Tel : (62-21)3522328 Fax : (62-21)3502559 Homepage : http://www.inaweb.co.id/alex E-mail : tmnp@indosat.net.id EARLY ANNOUNCEMENT INVITATION TO The 18th Merchandise & Commodity Show RESOURCE INDONESIA 2003 15-19 October 2003 at Jakarta Fairground, Kemayoran, Jakarta, Indonesia Featuring the best of the country’s achievements In manufacturing, mining, agricultural, handicraft, Service industries, and last but not least…… Furniture and prefabricated houses! The right time and venue to source commodities With high competitive price and quality Plan your visit NOW!For further information please contact: National Agency for Export Development Ministry of Industry and Trade Republic of Indonesia Wisma Dharma Niaga, Jl. Abdul Muis 6-8-10, Jakarta 10160 Tel : (62-21) 3448164 Fax: (62-21) 3858850 Homepage: http://www.nafed.go.id E-mail: nafed@nafed.go.id
I N D O N E S I A N E W S L E T T E R SHOPPING IN JAKARTA
Plaza Senayan: Jl. Asia Afrika no 8, Tel 5725555 Homepage: www.plaza-senayan.com. This is Jakarta’s most popular up market mall, situated very centrally but with a fantastic array of goods and services. It houses two excellent stores, Metro and Sogo, scores of quality women’s and men’s fashion, children’s clothes and toys, sports fashion, accessories, bookstores, art and gift stores, music, cinema, health and beauty stores and home décor. It also has a huge food court, cinema, bowling alley and some great restaurants. Pasayara Grand : Jl. Iskandarsyah II no 2 blok M Tel 7260170 Located just next to Blok M bus station, this huge shopping center stocks hundreds of fashion labels, from classic designers to trendy labels. Previously known as Pasaraya Blok M, this place is also known for its huge range of shoes, sports section and amazing selection of batik, handicrafts and home decorations. T 
aman Anggrek Mall: Jl. Letjen S Parman Kav 21, Slip, Jakarta Tel 5643777 This dizzying mall is one of the biggest in South East Asia. The upper floors are occupied by entertainment and food spots, including an Olympic size ice-skating rink, Cineplex, Timezone, and dapur anggrek with various vendors. The mall houses more than 400 tenants and no less than three department stores, namely Rimo, Galeria Matahari and the newcomer, Metro department store. Pondok Indah Mall: Jl. Metro Pondok Indah, Jakarta Tel 7506750 Homepage: www.pondokindah-mall.com. This mall is located in the exclusive residential area of Pondok Indah in South Jakarta. It is quite up market and as well as a large variety of shops has various entertainment tenants. A water park and cinema are also part of the complex. Ratu Plaza: Located in the center of Jakarta and Jalan Sudirman, this mall is famous in particular for its electronics and computers. Ratu Plaza offers various clothing, furniture and beauty care products. Sarinah: Also located very centrally opposite the Djakarta Theatre Building, Sarinah has an excellent selection of handicrafts, plus clothes, stationery and books etc. Kelapa Gading Mall: Jl. Bulevar Kelapa Gading Blok M, Kelapa Gading Permai, Jakarta Tel: 4531101 Homepage: www.summarecon.com. Located in northern Jakarta, in the area of Kelapa Gading housing complex, this mall is well-known for its Gading Food city which caters to a huge variety of tastes. Sogo department store and Batik Keris are amongst the 214 listed tenants. INDONESIA NEWSLETTER IS COMPILED, PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY THE CONSULATE GENERAL OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA 19, ALTAMOUNT ROAD, CUMBALLA HILL, MUMBAI - 400 026, INDIA. TEL : (91-22)23868678,23800940 FAX : (91-22)23800941 E-mail : kjrimumb@bom3.vsnl.net.in Yüklə 111,43 Kb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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