Indonesia, comprised of 17,508 islands between the Pacific and Indian Oceans, is where the "21st Century Maritime Silk Road" was first proposed. Under the Belt and Road cooperation framework, cooperation between China and Indonesia across various fields continues to be upgraded. Today, let's learn about the "Land of a Thousand Islands" – Indonesia.
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The Indonesian government has repeatedly sent high-level representatives to attend the CAEXPO.
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Indonesia served as the Country of Honor for the 7th and 16th CAEXPO.
At the past 21 sessions of the CAEXPO, Indonesia has occupied nearly 2,400 booths, with approximately 1,300 participating companies. Major exhibited goods and services included national image promotion, wooden furniture, food and beverages, handicrafts, home decorations, and consumer goods. Important agreements were signed for projects such as bridges, power plants, and sugar factories.
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At the 19th CAEXPO, the West Kalimantan Industrial Park project was signed. Invested and developed by Hangzhou Jinjiang Group in West Kalimantan Province, Indonesia, it is a circular economy industrial park centered on deep processing of resources and has been included in Indonesia's National Key Projects and Industrial Growth Center Belt.
At the 16th CAEXPO, China Power Investment Corporation (SPIC) Guangxi Company and other Chinese enterprises signed a joint development agreement with Indonesia for the Gongbasa hydropower project. Located in Central Sulawesi Province, the Gongbasa Hydropower Plant is a key project in Indonesia's clean and renewable energy development plan.
SAIC-GM-Wuling Indonesia Motor Co., Ltd. is a CAEXPO exhibitor. Its manufacturing base project in Indonesia commenced production in 2017, with a total investment of USD 700 million and cumulative production and sales exceeding 100,000 vehicles.
The Surabaya-Maladu Bridge project signed at the 5th CAEXPO has been completed and opened to traffic. With a total length of 5,438 meters and a total investment of USD 190 million, it is one of the larger cross-sea bridges in Indonesia and Southeast Asia.
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Since the launch of Pavilion of Cities of Charm at the 2nd CAEXPO in 2005, Indonesia has featured multiple provinces, cities, or regions such as Jakarta, Semarang, and Palembang. The "Cities of Charm" zone comprehensively showcases the developments and business opportunities of these areas in trade, investment, science and technology, culture, tourism, and people-to-people exchanges.
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In Jakarta, you can experience the perfect blend of metropolitan style and historical cultural atmosphere; the ASEAN Secretariat headquarter is located in this city.
In Bandung, surrounded by mountains, listen to the echoes of the Bandung Spirit declared 70 years ago.
The ancient trading port of Semarang, facing the Java Sea, witnesses the moving stories of cultural affinity between China and Indonesia.
Navigate through the mist of the Special Region of Yogyakarta and engage in a silent dialogue with Indonesia's ancient civilization.
