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SUMMARY:Indonesia Economic Summit 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Indonesia Economic Summit (IES) is the Indonesian Business Council (IBC) annual flagship event. IES is a high-level forum designed to bring together international business leaders\, policymakers\, thinkers\, and industry champions. The forum explored Indonesia’s current and future economic development\, and how it became the new growth hub in the global landscape. \nIn 2025\, IES addressed a wide range of important topics\, including industrialization\, fiscal and monetary policy\, investment\, food security\, energy transition\, state-owned enterprise reform\, international market diversification\, green protectionism\, and human talent development. \nContinuing in 2026\, IES is scheduled to take place on 3–4 February in Jakarta. The summit will be a two-day forum with the theme of “Coming Together to Boost Resilient Growth and Shared Prosperity”\, exploring key issues in the topics of inclusive growth\, national economic model\, overseas worker\, trade policies\, industrial investment\, business competitiveness\, digital transformation\, ASEAN economic positioning\, and strategies to address challenges of global risks. \nIES 2026 will also provide a platform for business leaders and strategic partners to engage in discourse through thematic and bilateral roundtables\, alongside in-depth policy dialogues with government. A new feature of this year’s summit\, the ‘IES in Action’ segment\, will showcase IBC’s ongoing projects and research\, while also providing a dedicated space to highlight its key initiatives. \nIndonesia Economic Summit (IES) present as a:\n● Voice of Indonesian Leading Businesses\n● Platform of Constructive Dialogue\n● Advocate of Policy Refinement\n● Champion of Business – Government Collaboration\n● Driver of Good Economic Governance
URL:https://chcd.ibc-institute.id/event/indonesia-economic-summit-2026/
LOCATION:Shangri La Hotel Jakarta
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SUMMARY:Bi-Monthly Meeting of Business-Led Think Tanks
DESCRIPTION:This regular bi-monthly meeting will bring together leading business-led think tanks\, including APINDO Institute\, KADIN Indonesia Institute\, HIPMI Institute\, Prasasti Center for Policy Studies\, and IBC Institute. \nThe meeting will serve as a platform to strengthen synergy\, coordination\, and collaboration among business-led think tanks in Indonesia. It will also provide an opportunity for each institution to share its current agenda\, policy priorities\, research focus\, and upcoming initiatives. \nThrough this discussion\, participants will explore potential areas of alignment and cooperation\, including joint studies\, policy dialogues\, public advocacy\, and strategic engagement with government and other stakeholders. The meeting will aim to build a more connected and collaborative ecosystem of business-led policy institutions that can contribute more effectively to Indonesia’s economic and policy development.
URL:https://chcd.ibc-institute.id/event/bi-monthly-meeting-of-business-led-think-tanks/
LOCATION:IBC Office
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SUMMARY:Focus Group Discussion on Skills Supply and Demand\, "Reducing Educated Unemployment"
DESCRIPTION:IBC recommended prioritising non-English-speaking markets such as Japan\, Germany\, and South Korea\, where Indonesian workers face less competition than counterparts from the Philippines and Vietnam. Welding\, caregiving\, and hospitality offer the most promising opportunities. IBC proposed vocational schools that function as dedicated corridors\, each tailored to the language\, skill\, and certification requirements of a particular destination market. \nIBC also noted that with roughly 60 percent of Indonesia’s 140 million workers in informal employment\, their transition into formal work hinges on readiness to fill the roles new investment creates. \nThe discussion was convened by the Coordinating Ministry for Human Development and Cultural Affairs on 9 September 2026.
URL:https://chcd.ibc-institute.id/event/focus-group-discussion-on-skills-supply-and-demand-reducing-educated-unemployment/
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