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3214671	有图 <p> <p> 21 de julio de 2025 </p> </p><p> LA ORQUESTA DEL CONGRESO CONTINÚA CON SU TEMPORADA OFICIAL: "DE ITALIA A ALEMANIA" <p>La Orquesta de Cámara del Congreso de la Nación presenta su quinto concierto de este año y cuarto de la temporada oficial 2025 este lunes 28 de julio a las 19:30 en el Salón de Pasos Perdidos del Congreso —Av. Rivadavia 1864, CABA—, con entrada libre y gratuita. Asimismo, se podrá ver en directo por el canal de YouTube del Senado de la Nación.</p> <p>En esta oportunidad, bajo la conducción de su director musical Sebastiano De Filippi, el repertorio estará integrado por obras de Albinoni, Brioschi, Telemann y Mendelssohn. Intervendrán como solistas Ezequiel Méndez en la trompeta y Javier Escobar en el teclado.</p><p>Además de este ciclo, que consta de diez conciertos en el Palacio Legislativo con prestigiosos artistas invitados, el conjunto ofrece también otros dos durante 2025: su Novena Musical, que presenta nueve veladas en iglesias católicas de la provincia de Buenos Aires, y Conciertos Itinerantes, con seis actuaciones en distintas salas de la capital argentina.</p><p>La Orquesta de Cámara del Congreso de la Nación está integrada por 21 músicos de cuerda. Es un organismo profesional y estable con 35 años de labor ininterrumpida, distinguido tres veces como la mejor orquesta de cámara del país por la Asociación de Críticos Musicales.</p> </p><p> <p> <p> <p> <img src="https://www.senado.gob.ar/upload/archivo/54690" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> Anterior Siguiente </p> </p> LA ORQUESTA DEL CONGRESO CONTINÚA CON SU TEMPORADA OFICIAL: "DE ITALIA A ALEMANIA"	查看 2675	阿根廷国会	2025-07-21 08:00:00 2025-07-23 01:57:25	word
3214670	无图 <p> <p>O presidente da República, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, participa, nesta quinta-feira, 24, às 11h, da cerimônia de entregas do Governo Federal no Vale do Jequitinhonha (MG). O evento integra o I Encontro Regional de Educação Escolar Quilombola do Sudeste, que envolve iniciativas interministeriais nas áreas de educação, igualdade racial, direitos humanos e povos indígenas. Os anúncios a serem feitos beneficiam não só o Vale do Jequitinhonha, como todo o Brasil.</p><p>A cerimônia será realizada no Parque de Eventos e Exposição de Minas Novas.</p><p>CREDENCIAMENTO - A solicitação de credenciamento deverá ser efetuada até as 19h do dia 23 de julho (horário de Brasília), por meio do Sistema de Credenciamento de Imprensa no site do Palácio do Planalto. Os profissionais com credenciamento anual deverão solicitar a participação no evento.</p><p>Atenção: Os profissionais cujos pedidos de credenciamento forem aprovados deverão retirar as credenciais, entre 9h30 e 10h30, no dia e local do evento.</p><p>SERVIÇO:</p><p>Presidente Lula participa de cerimônia no Vale do Jequitinhonha, com anúncios nas áreas de educação, igualdade racial, direitos humanos e povos indígenas</p><p>🗓️ Data: quinta-feira, 24 de julho</p><p>🕐 Horário: 11h</p><p>📍 Local:Parque de Eventos e Exposição de Minas Novas, em Minas Gerais.</p><p>LINK PARA CREDENCIAMENTO</p> </p> Presidente Lula participa, no Vale do Jequitinhonha, de cerimônia de anúncios do Governo Federal — Planalto	查看 1383	巴西总统府	2025-07-21 08:00:00 2025-07-23 01:57:14	word
3214669	有图 <p> <p>A chave para um debate público livre e plural é a transparência de dados e uma governança digital global. Liberdade de expressão não se confunde com autorização para incitar a violência, difundir o ódio, cometer crimes e atacar o Estado Democrático de Direito”</p><p>Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, presidente da República<p>O presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva participou nesta segunda-feira, 21 de julho, em Santiago, da Reunião de Alto Nível "Democracia Sempre", organizada pelo presidente do Chile, Gabriel Boric. Ao lado dos líderes de Colômbia, Espanha, Uruguai e do próprio anfitrião, Lula destacou que o combate à desigualdade, a regulação das plataformas digitais e a reconstrução da confiança nas instituições são elementos essenciais para a preservação da democracia.</p><p>» Íntegra do discurso do presidente Lula</p><p>» Declaração conjunta de Santiago</p><p>“Nossos países conhecem de perto os horrores de ditaduras que mataram, perseguiram e torturaram. Democracias não se constroem da noite para o dia. Zelar pelos interesses coletivos é uma tarefa permanente”, afirmou Lula, lembrando que a defesa democrática exige compromisso constante e ação coletiva.</p><p>Durante o encontro, os líderes discutiram formas de fortalecer as instituições e o multilateralismo. Lula defendeu ainda a regulação das plataformas digitais e o enfrentamento à desinformação, para devolver ao Estado a capacidade de proteger os cidadãos. “A chave para um debate público livre e plural é a transparência de dados e uma governança digital global. Liberdade de expressão não se confunde com autorização para incitar a violência, difundir o ódio, cometer crimes e atacar o Estado Democrático de Direito”, afirmou.</p><p>Para o presidente brasileiro, os riscos à democracia estão ligados à exclusão social e à austeridade imposta aos países em desenvolvimento. “Políticas de austeridade obrigam o mundo a conviver com o intolerável: 733 milhões de pessoas passam fome todos os dias. [...] Sem um novo modelo de desenvolvimento, a democracia seguirá ameaçada por aqueles que colocam interesses econômicos acima dos da sociedade e da pátria”.</p><p>Este encontro no Palácio de La Moneda, ao lado dos presidentes @GabrielBoric, @sanchezcastejon, @petrogustavo e @OrsiYamandu, tem uma simbologia especial. Aqui a democracia chilena sofreu um dos atentados mais sangrentos da história da América Latina.</p><p>Nossos países conhecem de… pic.twitter.com/V3N4j3l4lE</p>— Lula (@LulaOficial) July 21, 2025</p><p>CONSENSO —Após o encontro, os líderes reunidos em Santiago divulgaram uma declaração conjunta com compromissos e consensos em defesa da democracia. O documento, publicado pelo Itamaraty, destaca ações prioritárias e premissas que consideram essenciais, como:</p><p>» A promoção de um multilateralismo inclusivo e participativo</p><p>» A reforma do sistema de governança global</p><p>» O fortalecimento de uma diplomacia democrática ativa, baseada na cooperação entre Estados que compartilham os valores da democracia, da justiça social, dos direitos humanos e da soberania</p><p>» Reafirmar o compromisso com a paz, o respeito ao direito internacional e a direitos humanitários</p><p>A partir desses conceitos, foram definidas uma série de iniciativas</p><p>» Comprometimento em criar uma rede de países e sociedade civil para impulsionar mecanismos participativos, visando uma democracia mais aberta e inclusiva.</p><p>» Apoio à formação de uma rede global de think tanks para gerar análises e fomentar debates baseados em dados, buscando propostas em defesa da democracia.</p><p>» Colaboração internacional para garantir a transparência algorítmica e na gestão de dados, promovendo uma governança digital democrática.</p><p>» Reforço à iniciativa da ONU e UNESCO para a integridade da informação sobre as mudanças climáticas.</p><p>» Acompanhamento do Compromisso de Sevilha para fortalecer o financiamento para o desenvolvimento.</p><p>» Apoio à criação de uma coalizão para promover uma tributação progressiva e justa, além de fortalecer a cooperação fiscal internacional com base na transparência e equidade.</p><p>» Promoção de um observatório multilateral de juventudes contra o extremismo, liderado pela Organização Ibero-Americana de Juventude (OIJ), para gerar dados e desenvolver políticas inclusivas.</p><p>SIMBOLISMO — O presidente do Chile, Gabriel Boric, frisou que o evento vai além do simbolismo. "Somos um grupo grande, com visões que se complementam, para defender a democracia. Este não é somente um ato simbólico, é um ato político com propostas concretas”, disse. Ele citou como pautas prioritárias o combate à desinformação, o enfrentamento à desigualdade, a ação conjunta contra o crime organizado e o crescimento econômico com justiça social e transição energética. "Se de uma coisa estamos convencidos, é que ninguém pode se salvar sozinho", disse.</p><p><img src="https://staging-jubilee.flickr.com/65535/54669837023_146c73ce9f_b.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>CREDIBILIDADE — Na mesma linha, o presidente do Uruguai, Yamandú Orsi, defendeu que a democracia precisa ser ancorada em temas concretos, como a defesa das instituições e a sustentabilidade. Para ele, o desafio dos governos é serem capazes de apresentar respostas reais às demandas da população. “Se aterrissarmos a proposta da democracia em questões que as pessoas possam sentir [...] sem dúvida alguma estamos, a partir de agora, construindo um novo caminho”, afirmou.</p><p>BÁSICOS E NÃO TÃO BÁSICOS — O presidente da Colômbia, Gustavo Petro, afirmou que o evento teve a importância estratégica de aprofundar os consensos entre os líderes. "Acreditamos que aprofundamos ainda mais os nossos acordos — básicos e não tão básicos — por refazer a multilateralidade e por defender palavras tão básicas como liberdade e democracia", pontuou.</p><p>DEVER MORAL— O presidente do Governo da Espanha, Pedro Sánchez, ressaltou que o momento exige ação ativa dos governos progressistas. Ele defendeu uma governança digital democrática, para impedir que algoritmos manipulem opiniões e enfraqueçam a coesão social, além de reforçar a urgência no enfrentamento à desigualdade. "Preservar e cuidar da democracia não é somente uma questão jurídica. É um dever moral, uma responsabilidade com as gerações passadas e também com as futuras", disse. </p> </p> Lula no Chile: "Democracias não se constroem da noite para o dia" — Planalto	查看 6359	巴西总统府	2025-07-21 08:00:00 2025-07-23 01:57:14	word
3214668	有图 <p> <p>O presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva defendeu nesta segunda-feira, 21 de julho, uma ampla atuação dos líderes globais em prol da democracia e da promoção da igualdade, durante participação em encontro com representantes da sociedade civil, em Santiago. O evento ocorreu no âmbito da reunião de alto nível "Democracia Sempre", organizada pelo presidente do Chile, Gabriel Boric, e que contou também com a presença dos líderes de Colômbia (Gustavo Petro), Espanha (Pedro Sánchez) e Uruguai (Yamandú Orsi).</p>Nossa missão histórica é a de ser portadores da esperança e promover a igualdade e o desenvolvimento sustentável. Democracia não é só votar — é ter comida na mesa, ter uma casa, ver seus filhos na universidade, desfrutar de lazer e cultura </p><p>Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, </p><p>presidente da República<p>“Nossa missão histórica é a de ser portadores da esperança e promover a igualdade e o desenvolvimento sustentável. Democracia não é só votar — é ter comida na mesa, ter uma casa, ver seus filhos na universidade, desfrutar de lazer e cultura”, ressaltou o presidente brasileiro.</p><p>» Discurso lido pelo presidente Lula</p><p>Lula lembrou que a democracia é recente na América Latina. “Nossa preocupação fundamental é recuperar o sentido da palavra democracia para a nossa sociedade. Aqui, na América Latina, nós temos pouquíssima experiência de democracia. Então, esta reunião é um marco importante para que a gente tenha uma sociedade civil, através dos intelectuais, das ONGs, de companheiros ligados às igrejas e ao movimento social, preocupada com a democracia”, afirmou.</p><p>Durante o encontro, Lula destacou que sua luta é pelo fim da desigualdade. “Eu governo para todos. Mas todo mundo tem que saber que eu tenho um lado. A luta contra a desigualdade é a razão da minha vida”, frisou.</p><p>O presidente brasileiro também abordou a mudança nos tipos de ataques à democracia. “Os inimigos da democracia não recorrem mais à diplomacia dos tanques e das canhoneiras. Eles controlam algoritmos, semeiam o ódio e espalham o medo. Promovem uma verdadeira guerra cultural. Utilizam o comércio como instrumento de coerção e chantagem. Atacam as instituições, a ciência e as universidades. Solapam a solidariedade entre as nações”, disse.</p><p>Lula enfatizou ainda que a fome e a pobreza devem estar no centro dos debates dos chefes de Estado. “Recolocar o combate à fome e à pobreza no centro das prioridades da comunidade internacional é a principal tarefa da Aliança lançada pela presidência brasileira do G20, no ano passado. Sem justiça tributária, as distorções continuarão se ampliando em favor do grande capital e dos bilionários. Os super-ricos e os negacionistas andam de mãos dadas. Os efeitos da mudança climática têm deteriorado a qualidade de vida em todo o mundo”.</p><p><p></p><p>Ver essa foto no Instagram</p><p>Uma publicação compartilhada por Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (@lulaoficial)</p></p><p>DISCUSSÕES — O evento consistiu em reunião reservada entre os presidentes, seguida de declaração à imprensa, almoço e encontro com representantes da sociedade civil, do meio acadêmico e de centros de reflexão (think tanks). As discussões foram organizadas em torno de três eixos centrais: defesa da democracia e do multilateralismo; combate às desigualdades; e tecnologias digitais e o enfrentamento à desinformação.</p><p>CONSENSO — Os líderes reunidos em Santiago divulgaram uma declaração conjunta com compromissos e consensos em defesa da democracia. O documento, publicado pelo Itamaraty, destaca ações prioritárias e premissas que consideram essenciais, como:</p><p>» A promoção de um multilateralismo inclusivo e participativo</p><p>» A reforma do sistema de governança global</p><p>» O fortalecimento de uma diplomacia democrática ativa, baseada na cooperação entre Estados que compartilham os valores da democracia, da justiça social, dos direitos humanos e da soberania</p><p>» Reafirmar o compromisso com a paz, o respeito ao direito internacional e a direitos humanitários</p><p>A partir desses conceitos, foram definidas uma série de iniciativas:</p><p>» Comprometimento em criar uma rede de países e sociedade civil para impulsionar mecanismos participativos, visando uma democracia mais aberta e inclusiva.</p><p>» Apoio à formação de uma rede global de think tanks para gerar análises e fomentar debates baseados em dados, buscando propostas em defesa da democracia.</p><p>» Colaboração internacional para garantir a transparência algorítmica e na gestão de dados, promovendo uma governança digital democrática.</p><p>» Reforço à iniciativa da ONU e UNESCO para a integridade da informação sobre as mudanças climáticas.</p><p>» Acompanhamento do Compromisso de Sevilha para fortalecer o financiamento para o desenvolvimento.</p><p>» Apoio à criação de uma coalizão para promover uma tributação progressiva e justa, além de fortalecer a cooperação fiscal internacional com base na transparência e equidade.</p><p>» Promoção de um observatório multilateral de juventudes contra o extremismo, liderado pela Organização Ibero-Americana de Juventude (OIJ), para gerar dados e desenvolver políticas inclusivas.</p><p><img src="https://staging-jubilee.flickr.com/65535/54670360853_3373c70f08_c.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p><p>ORIGEM E PERSPECTIVA — A iniciativa foi promovida para dar seguimento à primeira reunião de alto nível “Em defesa da Democracia: lutando contra o extremismo”, realizada em 24 de setembro de 2024, à margem da 79ª Assembleia Geral das Nações Unidas, e convocada pelos presidentes Lula e Pedro Sánchez, da Espanha.Está prevista para setembro deste ano a realização da segunda edição da reunião da iniciativa, no contexto da 80ª Semana de Alto Nível da Assembleia Geral das Nações Unidas, em Nova York.</p> </p> “Nossa missão é promover a igualdade”, diz Lula em reunião no Chile — Planalto	查看 5813	巴西总统府	2025-07-21 08:00:00 2025-07-23 01:57:14	word
3214667	无图 <p> <p>Ao longo desta segunda-feira (21/7), o presidente em exercício, Geraldo Alckmin, deu sequência à série de reuniões com o setor produtivo com o objetivo de reverter a tarifa de 50% anunciada pelos Estados Unidos ao Brasil para entrar em vigor em agosto. Alckmin ressaltou que as negociações com o governo americano seguem os protocolos oficiais. “Queria dizer a vocês que estamos em conversa com o governo americano por canais institucionais e de forma reservada”.</p><p>Dentro das atividades do Comitê Interministerial de Negociação e Contramedidas Econômicas e Comerciais, Alckmin teve apoio de representantes da Câmara Brasileira de Economia Digital (Câmara-e.net), que reúne representantes de Big Techs como Meta, Google, Visa e Apple no diálogo com seus parceiros nos Estados Unidos.</p><p>“Tivemos um encontro com as empresas de tecnologia, que ainda não tinha ocorrido. Reunimos as empresas de tecnologia Apple, Meta, Google, Visa, Expedia, enfim, as grandes empresas, todas americanas, e tivemos um bom diálogo”, avaliou.</p><p>As big techs foram citadas no documento do presidente Donald Trump sobre a investigação da sessão 301. “Elas são importantes investidoras no Brasil e demonstraram a importância do Brasil. Têm tudo para crescer no país e ficaram de nos encaminhar na sequência questões que para eles são mais relevantes”, explicou o presidente em exercício.</p><p>Seguindo as orientações do presidente @LulaOficial, realizamos novas rodadas de debate com nosso setor produtivo. Falamos com o segmento digital, o setor de mineração e lideranças empresariais gaúchas, representadas pela FIERGS.</p><p>Seguimos o diálogo institucional com o governo dos… pic.twitter.com/GLHBmrMe9J</p>— Geraldo Alckmin 🇧🇷 (@geraldoalckmin) July 21, 2025</p><p>RIO GRANDE DO SUL – Alckmin também se reuniu com representantes da Federação da Indústria do Rio Grande do Sul (Fiergs). Na reunião, foi apresentado ao ministro um estudo sobre o impacto das tarifas na indústria gaúcha. Participaram representantes de setores como calçados, químicos, petroquímicos, plástico e couro. “O Rio Grande do Sul é o segundo exportador do Brasil para os Estados Unidos. O primeiro é São Paulo. E 99% das exportações são manufatura: celulose, carne, minerais, setor de metais, indústria, máquinas, motores. Então, 99% da exportação gaúcha é manufatura”, relatou.</p><p>MERCOSUL E UNIÃO EUROPEIA – A segunda-feira também foi marcada por reunião com representantes da Comissão do Comércio Internacional do Parlamento Europeu. Geraldo Alckmin reforçou a expectativa de que a assinatura do Acordo Mercosul-União Europeia ocorra até o fim de 2025, período em que o Brasil ocupa a presidência do bloco sul-americano. “Esse acordo é extremamente importante do ponto de vista econômico, empresarial e do ponto de vista geopolítico. É uma mensagem forte de apreço pela democracia, pela paz, pelo livre comércio, pelo multilateralismo e pela sustentabilidade, e inclui também o tema do meio ambiente”.</p> </p> Alckmin estende conversas em torno de tarifas com Big Techs e novos setores da indústria — Planalto	查看 3012	巴西总统府	2025-07-21 08:00:00 2025-07-23 01:57:14	word
3214666	无图 <p> <p>O presidente da República, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, participa, a partir das 11h desta quarta-feira, 23 de julho, de evento de apresentação e anúncios no âmbito da "Transformação Digital: um governo para cada pessoa". A cerimônia será realizada no Palácio do Planalto, em Brasília. Na ocasião, haverá apresentação dos avanços da estratégia do Governo Federal para a integração e o uso estratégico de dados e apresentadas medidas para o avanço dessa agenda.</p><p>CREDENCIAMENTO - Os profissionais de veículos de imprensa interessados em cobrir a cerimônia devem solicitar o credenciamento diário no sistema da Presidência da República. A credencial anual 2025 também será aceita.</p><p>SERVIÇO:</p><p>Evento Transformação Digital: um governo para cada pessoa</p><p>🗓️ Data: quarta-feira, 23 de julho</p><p>🕐 Horário: 11h</p><p>📍 Local: Palácio do Planalto, Brasília (DF)</p> </p> Presidente Lula participa de cerimônia de assinatura de atos e entregas da Agenda de Transformação Digital do Estado — Planalto	查看 911	巴西总统府	2025-07-22 08:00:00 2025-07-23 01:57:14	word
3214665	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Deputy Foreign Minister Arif Havas Oegroseno emphasized that Indonesia is not taking an anti-West stance after joining BRICS, an economic cooperation group consisting of 10 countries, including India, Iran, Russia, and China.</p><p>He made the statement during the event “Double Check: President Prabowo’s Gains from Visiting the International World", organized by the Presidential Communication Office here on Saturday (July 19).</p><p>Oegroseno explained that India, one of the founding members of BRICS, sent its foreign minister to attend the inauguration of Donald Trump as President of the United States. India is also a member of the Quad, alongside Japan, Australia, and the US.</p><p>Therefore, he emphasized that Indonesia is not anti-West, as it maintains good relations with India, including through BRICS.</p><p>He underlined that Indonesia has gained positive benefits by joining BRICS, especially regarding fair and sustainable vegetable oil standards.</p><p>Related news: Indonesia develops tech to get bio-jet fuel from coconut oil</p><p>“With BRICS, we can engage in discussions about new (vegetable oil) standards, because when we talk about sustainability, it comes down to standards. Europe has its own standards, and we have ours,” Oegroseno said.</p><p>He also noted that BRICS recently held a meeting of countries producing critical raw minerals.</p><p>According to him, all of these mineral-producing countries are developing nations that generally lack the capacity to fully benefit from their resources without foreign investment.</p><p>During the meeting, he said, many participants asked Indonesia about its downstreaming policy and how the country balances economic gains with social and environmental responsibilities.</p><p>“This was a new kind of meeting, and we hope that in the coming years it will evolve into a new kind of grouping,” he added.</p><p>Related news: Global South rallies at BRICS Forum to reshape world governance</p><p>Translator: Cindy, Kenzu</p><p>Editor: M Razi Rahman</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesia not taking anti-West stance after joining BRICS: Deputy FM - ANTARA News	查看 2084	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-20 14:45:37 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214664	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto has said that national carrier Garuda Indonesia is still negotiating the purchase of 50 aircraft with Boeing, adding that no deal has been reached yet.</p><p>“The aircraft deal is still in the process of business-to-business negotiations between Boeing and Garuda. So, we will wait for further developments,” he said after attending a session on US tariffs with business associations here on Monday.</p><p>As reported earlier, Garuda Indonesia is planning to acquire 50 Boeing aircraft—mostly Boeing 777s—to follow up on the Indonesia-US tariff agreement.</p><p>Earlier, Secretary of the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs Susiwijono Moegiarso clarified that no memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been signed yet between Garuda Indonesia and the US-based aircraft manufacturer.</p><p>“As of now, Garuda Indonesia has not signed an MoU. The only MoUs signed were related to energy and agriculture, like soybeans, wheat, and so on,” he informed on July 18, 2025.</p><p>“But we are exploring (cooperation). There will be an agreement based on business considerations,” he added.</p><p>Related news: Prabowo-Trump trade deal: Exploring Indonesia"s economic advantages</p><p>Meanwhile, President Prabowo Subianto said that the planned Boeing purchase is part of his government’s strategy to strengthen the national airline.</p><p>“We need Boeing aircraft to help grow Garuda. Garuda is our pride,” he added while issuing a press statement at Halim Perdanakusuma Air Base in Jakarta on July 16.</p><p>He emphasized Garuda Indonesia’s symbolic role as a national carrier born out of Indonesia’s independence struggle and stressed the importance of renewing the airline’s fleet.</p><p>“Garuda must be a symbol of Indonesia. I am committed to strengthening Garuda, and for that, we need new aircraft,” he said. </p><p>Related news: 50 new Boeing jets for Garuda in landmark Indonesia-US deal: Prabowo</p><p>Translator: Bayu, Kenzu</p><p>Editor: Rahmad Nasution</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Garuda Indonesia, Boeing still negotiating aircraft deal: Hartarto - ANTARA News	查看 2085	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-22 07:17:11 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214663	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - President Prabowo Subianto emphasized that Indonesia"s government is determined to accelerate and increase cocoa cultivation, with a focus on expanding exports to foreign markets, particularly Belarus, to make the most of the rising global prices.</p><p>Prabowo brought up export plans during his meeting with Joko Widodo (Jokowi) at the former president"s residence in Solo, Central Java, on Sunday (July 20).</p><p>"I recently visited Belarus, a country that finds strength in its potash stocks. They need a wide range of commodities from us, including rubber and cocoa, whose prices are soaring globally. Belarus is greatly interested in our cocoa," Prabowo told the media.</p><p>Bearing that in mind, he emphasized the need for Indonesia to intensify efforts to develop its cocoa farming and chocolate industry to fully capitalize on the current global trend.</p><p>"We have begun the necessary measures, as cocoa prices have increased significantly worldwide. It is possible that this trend was caused by plagues that damaged cocoa trees in South America and Africa. This is what I discussed with him (Jokowi)," Prabowo remarked.</p><p>Prabowo visited the private residence of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko outside Minsk on July 15 during the final leg of his world diplomatic tour, which also took him to Saudi Arabia, Brazil, France, and Belgium.</p><p>The two leaders spent around three hours discussing strategic issues, including possible imports and exports of several agricultural products such as rubber latex, cocoa, lumber, and fertilizers.</p><p>Prabowo also took the opportunity to invite Lukashenko to visit Indonesia again, following his previous trip to Jakarta in 2013.</p><p>Meanwhile, the Belarusian president highlighted that Prabowo was among the few world leaders he had received at his residence, alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping.</p><p>He also expressed eagerness to revisit Indonesia, stating, "I think we will choose the time and prepare the agenda thoroughly. I will be looking forward to visiting Indonesia again."</p><p>Related news: Prabowo visits Belarus, invites Lukashenko to Indonesia</p><p>Related news: Prabowo wraps diplomatic tour in Belarus, eyes trade and food security</p><p>Translator: Genta T/Mentari D, Tegar Nurfitra</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesia's Prabowo eyes Belarus market as cocoa prices soar - ANTARA News	查看 2409	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-21 16:04:37 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214662	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - President Prabowo Subianto stated that Indonesia’s flagship programs, particularly the Free Nutritious Meals (MBG) initiative, have attracted many international attention.</p><p>Speaking at the closing ceremony of the 2025 Congress of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) on Sunday evening, he stated that the program has been widely discussed in global forums due to its unprecedented scale.</p><p>"The Free Nutritious Meals program is being talked about abroad. No other country has implemented a program of this magnitude," Prabowo remarked.</p><p>Since its launch in January, the program has so far benefited over 6 million children and pregnant women.</p><p>Prabowo expressed optimism that the number of beneficiaries would rise sharply to over 20 million by the end of August, with the potential to reach 25 million.</p><p>By the end of this week, a total of 2,109 kitchens — officially called as Nutrition Service Units (SPPGs) — had been established and were operational — an increase of 111 units since Monday (July 14).</p><p>The National Nutrition Agency (BGN) reported that as of the same period, the number of beneficiaries reached nearly 6,4 million people across the country.</p><p>On the same occasion, Prabowo also highlighted the government’s achievements in strengthening national food security.</p><p>He highlighted that for the first time in history, Indonesia’s rice reserves have exceeded 4.2 million tons.</p><p>In addition, corn production has risen by 30 percent, while rice production has surged by 48 percent.</p><p>According to Prabowo, these milestones indicate that Indonesia is on the right track in building a resilient food system and laying a strong foundation for long-term national welfare.</p><p>President Prabowo Subianto stated that Indonesia’s flagship programs, particularly the Free Nutritious Meals (MBG) initiative, have attracted significant international attention.</p><p>Speaking at the closing ceremony of the 2025 Congress of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) on Sunday evening, he stated that the program has been widely discussed in global forums due to its unprecedented scale.</p><p>"The Free Nutritious Meals program is being talked about abroad. No other country has implemented a program of this magnitude," Prabowo remarked.</p><p>Since its launch in January, the program has so far benefited over 6 million children and pregnant women.</p><p>Prabowo expressed optimism that the number of beneficiaries would rise sharply to over 20 million by the end of August, with the potential to reach 25 million.</p><p>By the end of this week, a total of 2,109 kitchens — officially called Nutrition Service Units (SPPGs) — had been established and were operational, an increase of 111 units since July 14.</p><p>The National Nutrition Agency (BGN) reported that as of the same period, the number of beneficiaries reached nearly 6.4 million people across the country.</p><p>On the same occasion, Prabowo also highlighted the government’s achievements in strengthening national food security.</p><p>He highlighted that for the first time in history, Indonesia’s rice reserves have exceeded 4.2 million tons.</p><p>In addition, corn production has risen by 30 percent, while rice production has surged by 48 percent.</p><p>According to Prabowo, these milestones indicate that Indonesia is on the right track in building a resilient food system and laying a strong foundation for long-term national welfare.</p><p>Related news: Indonesia expands free meals program to Sekolah Rakyat</p><p>Related news: Free meals reach 7 mln Indonesians, more kitchens on the way</p><p>Translator: Andi, Azis Kurmala</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesia's free meals program gains global recognition: Prabowo - ANTARA News	查看 3739	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-21 16:34:43 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214661	无图 Solo, Central Java (ANTARA) - Former President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) lauded President Prabowo Subianto"s negotiation skills and personal approach in securing a deal with the United States (US) President Donald Trump on import tariffs.</p><p>Jokowi and President Prabowo met at the former president"s residence in Solo, Central Java, on Sunday evening.</p><p>Speaking to the press after the meeting, Jokowi underlined that the deal, which entails a reduction in US tariffs on Indonesian goods from 32 percent to 19 percent, was a notable achievement.</p><p>"This is an extraordinary achievement. The 19 percent rate is the lowest among ASEAN countries," he remarked.</p><p>Jokowi stated that during the meeting, Prabowo also spoke about the Indonesia-European Union Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IEU-CEPA), whose negotiations wrapped up after a decade.</p><p>He noted that reaching an agreement on the IEU-CEPA was very challenging, which is why the negotiations took 10 years. However, he remarked that President Prabowo"s negotiation skills and personal approach helped both sides reach consensus.</p><p>With tariffs reduced to zero percent, Jokowi stated that the IEU-CEPA will strengthen the competitiveness of Indonesian exporters entering the European Union (EU) markets.</p><p>The lower US import tariffs and free trade with the EU are expected to make Indonesian products more competitive in the US, the EU, and other international markets.</p><p>Earlier, US President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that he and Prabowo had reached a deal that “opens up Indonesia’s entire market to the United States for the first time in history.”</p><p>He stated that under the deal, Indonesia will pay a 19 percent tariff on all products it exports to the US, while US goods exported to Indonesia will be exempt from tariff and non-tariff barriers.</p><p>Trump further highlighted that Indonesia has committed to purchasing US$15 billion worth of energy, importing US$4.5 billion of agricultural products, and purchasing 50 Boeing aircraft from the US. </p><p>Related news: Prabowo-Trump trade deal: Exploring Indonesia"s economic advantages</p><p>Related news: Ministry to regulate US$15 billion US energy imports</p><p>Related news: Tariff exemptions cover 99 percent of US imports</p><p>Translator: Mentari Dwi, Raka Adji</p><p>Editor: Azis Kurmala</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Jokowi hails Prabowo's tactics in US trade deal - ANTARA News	查看 2407	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-21 14:34:31 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214660	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - All passengers, both survivors and deceased, aboard the KM Barcelona motorboat that caught fire in the waters off Talise Island, North Minahasa District, North Sulawesi, have been found and evacuated, the Transportation Ministry reported.</p><p>"All passengers registered in the manifest of the KM Barcelona ship have been found, both those who survived and those who died," the ministry"s Director General of Sea Transportation, Muhammad Masyhud, stated in Jakarta on Monday.</p><p>However, Masyhud said he could not yet disclose detailed information on casualties, as data collection is still underway.</p><p>"Detailed information will be made public once data collection is concluded," Masyhud remarked.</p><p>The official remarked that all surviving passengers were evacuated to Manado City, while the bodies of the deceased were taken to a police hospital.</p><p>He noted that the remains of the burned KM Barcelona are still afloat, with the fire successfully extinguished by the ministry"s local maritime and voyage monitoring office (PLP).</p><p>"The vessel remains under the oversight of a patrol team from the Bitung PLP," he remarked.</p><p>He also affirmed the government"s commitment to providing proper services and treatment to all affected by the incident.</p><p>Masyhud explained that KM Barcelona was initially scheduled to depart from the Talaud Islands District to Manado on Saturday (July 19) at 6 p.m. local time, but the trip was postponed to the next day due to bad weather.</p><p>"Soon after receiving a report of the incident, our team deployed the KN.P 331 vessel of the Bitung PLP for evacuation," he revealed.</p><p>The Indonesian Navy (TNI-AL), the Indonesian Maritime Security Agency (Bakamla), and the Manado Search and Rescue (SAR) Agency also deployed their ships to evacuate passengers.</p><p>Separately, Manado SAR Agency"s Public Relations Officer, Nuriadin Gumeleng, reported that a total of 571 people were aboard the KM Barcelona, with three from the Talaud Islands confirmed dead.</p><p>He added that reports indicate the total number of fatalities could be five, but authorities have yet to confirm the veracity of this information.</p><p>Translator: Muhammad H, Tegar Nurfitra</p><p>Editor: Aditya Eko Sigit Wicaksono</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> KM Barcelona passengers evacuated, at least three dead - ANTARA News	查看 2321	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-21 12:52:33 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214659	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Kemlu) and the Danantara Indonesia Investment Management Agency are strengthening synergy in executing the country"s economic diplomacy.</p><p>According to a written statement from the ministry received here on Monday, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Arrmanatha Christiawan Nasir emphasized that efforts to strengthen this synergy include establishing a regular coordination mechanism to ensure alignment of investment priorities and diplomatic strategies.</p><p>"Danantara"s role is closely aligned with the ministry"s main duties and functions as the cornerstone of Indonesia"s economic diplomacy. Therefore, synergy and Indonesian diplomatic support for Danantara are inevitable," the deputy minister, familiarly known as Tata, remarked.</p><p>Nasir made the statement during a briefing on the Strategic Role of Indonesian Diplomacy in Supporting the Danantara Investment Management Agency in Strengthening the Indonesian Economy in Jakarta.</p><p>Danantara also has the potential to support Indonesian diplomacy in development cooperation by making strategic investments in emerging economies.</p><p>In the statement, the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that the synergy must also ensure compliance with applicable international norms and laws.</p><p>Nasir also conveyed Indonesian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sugiono"s mandate to Indonesian representatives and diplomats worldwide to fully support Danantara by proactively and aggressively pursuing opportunities for collaboration, identifying potentials, and realizing Danantara"s strategic investments in friendly countries.</p><p>"I invite you at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danantara, and all Indonesian Representatives to collaborate closely to realize the president"s vision through Danantara," he remarked.</p><p>This collaboration can be realized through various efforts, including regular coordination involving the Directorate General of Economic Relations and Development Cooperation at the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which will focus on promoting economic diplomacy.</p><p>Meanwhile, Danantara"s Chief Investment Officer (CIO), Pandu Patria Sjahrir, highlighted the importance of partnerships with various international stakeholders to support Danantara"s mission, including acquiring access to investment partners and capital.</p><p>"Indonesian ambassadors abroad are Danantara"s eyes and ears in expanding partnerships and accessing knowledge, technology, and know-how," he remarked.</p><p>The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Danantara will continue to strengthen their collaboration and synergy to support the realization of the Advanced Indonesia vision and ensure Danantara is recognized and trusted as a world-class sovereign wealth fund (SWF).</p><p>Danantara is a strategic investment management body that consolidates and optimizes government investments to support national economic growth.</p><p>To achieve its strategic objectives, Danantara is committed to driving economic transformation through a professional approach and implementing good governance.</p><p>Danantara is also committed to increasing asset efficiency, attracting global investment, and strengthening Indonesia"s competitiveness in strategic sectors, thereby creating equitable prosperity for all Indonesians.</p><p>Related news: Indonesia"s Danantara eyes mineral, energy deals in 6 months</p><p>Related news: Ministry assisting Danantara in SOE oversight: Thohir</p><p>Translator: Cindy Frishanti Octavia, Martha Herlinawati Simanj</p><p>Editor: Arie Novarina</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Ministry, Danantara strengthen synergy in economic diplomacy - ANTARA News	查看 3653	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-22 21:27:54 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214658	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesia"s Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati has addressed criticism over the education budget falling short of the constitutionally mandated 20 percent of the state budget (APBN).</p><p>Speaking during a working meeting with the House of Representatives" (DPR) Commission XI in Jakarta on Tuesday, she explained that although the education budget is set at 20 percent of total government expenditure, actual realization can fluctuate due to the dynamic nature of spending components.</p><p>Commission XI oversees finance, monetary policy, and financial services.</p><p>Indrawati said that components such as capital expenditure, goods and services spending, subsidies, compensation, and interest payments often shift in response to economic conditions and government priorities.</p><p>"Capital expenditure depends on absorption. If absorption is low, the 20 percent target may not be met. The same goes for spending on goods and services, including official travel and various programs, which may come in higher or lower," she said.</p><p>She cited the El Niño phenomenon as an example, noting that increased social assistance during that time raised goods and services spending, which reduced the proportional share of education in the overall budget.</p><p>Indrawati also pointed out that placing part of the education budget under financing allocations is part of a broader fiscal strategy to provide buffers amid economic uncertainty.</p><p>She emphasized that the APBN serves multiple objectives and should not be narrowly focused on a single sector. She rejected the idea that the shortfall in the 20 percent target was intentional or "by design."</p><p>"The bill always stipulates 20 percent. The realized amount may end up being 17 or 18 percent, depending on absorption," she said.</p><p>The minister also stressed that not all allocated funds must be spent immediately. Quality and accountability remain priorities.</p><p>"That"s why the government established the Education Endowment Fund (LPDP) — so that funds aren"t spent unnecessarily, like replacing school fences that aren"t broken, just to meet the quota," she said.</p><p>During the same meeting, Commission XI Deputy Chair Dolfie Othniel Frederic Palit questioned why the education budget has consistently fallen short of the constitutional threshold.</p><p>He pointed to stagnant realization figures since 2007, despite administrative changes and a Constitutional Court ruling on the matter.</p><p>According to Palit, education budget realization was 18 percent in 2007, dropped to 15.6 percent in 2008, and remained around 15–17 percent between 2022 and 2024. This year"s figure is projected to remain at 17 percent due to a portion being held in reserve.</p><p>"The Constitutional Court’s 2007 ruling clearly stated that the Constitution is the highest law and cannot be postponed. Justice delayed is justice denied," Palit said, quoting the court"s decision that the 20 percent education budget must go toward actual expenditures, including teacher salaries.</p><p>He urged the government to ensure that the full 20 percent is reflected in real spending going forward, without reserves being deliberately withheld.</p><p>Related news: Indonesian govt proposes US$46 bln education budget for 2026</p><p>Related news: Budget prioritizing education to build prosperity: President</p><p>Translator: Shofi, Azis Kurmala</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesian govt explains why education budget misses 20 pct target - ANTARA News	查看 3484	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-22 21:49:08 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214657	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesia"s Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin has outlined why the country must reform its medical education system to tackle a critical shortage of specialist doctors.</p><p>"Our first problem is numbers — we need 70,000 specialist doctors, but we"re only producing 2,700 per year. At that pace, it will take 26 years," Sadikin said at the launch of the Accelerated Program for the Fulfillment and Distribution of General Practitioners and Specialists in Jakarta on Tuesday.</p><p>He emphasized that the problem is not just distribution, but a fundamental lack of supply.</p><p>"It"s not just a matter of where the doctors go — we simply don"t have enough of them," he explained.</p><p>Sadikin also noted that Indonesia cannot depend solely on traditional methods, like offering scholarships for specialist training. Training a single specialist costs about Rp1 billion (over US$61,000).</p><p>"To meet our current need through scholarships alone, the state would have to spend around Rp70 trillion," he said.</p><p>He acknowledged that it is not realistic to reach the target within two years but emphasized the need for immediate reform.</p><p>"We know we can"t fix this in two years — but we must begin now. We can"t wait another 80 years," he said.</p><p>As a solution, Sadikin proposed integrating medical education into local general hospitals, taking inspiration from models in South Korea, the UK, and the US, where medical students receive clinical training while working.</p><p>"They work, they get paid, they don"t pay tuition, and they"re allowed to practice. This eases the financial burden on the state and improves recruitment — because local hospitals can select and train their own talent," Sadikin explained.</p><p>"This approach also ensures fairer opportunities for students outside major cities like Jakarta or Bandung. We"re designing a medical education system that works for everyone," he added.</p><p>Related news: Indonesia adopts global model to train specialist doctors</p><p>Related news: Indonesia"s Health Ministry expands specialist doctor program</p><p>Translator: Sean, Azis Kurmala</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesian minister pushes reform to tackle specialist doctor shortage - ANTARA News	查看 2208	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-22 22:05:57 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214656	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Health Ministry has integrated hepatitis detection and control services into the Free Health Check (CKG) program to broaden screening coverage and accelerate the elimination of hepatitis B and C in Indonesia.</p><p>The ministry"s Director of Infectious Diseases, Ina Agustina Isturini, stated that this integration is intended to strengthen access to primary healthcare services and identify at-risk groups through free screenings at health facilities.</p><p>"People can check their blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, and now hepatitis at the CKG program. This strengthens early detection without increasing costs," she noted in an online press conference on Tuesday.</p><p>The Health Ministry data shows that as of July 2025, some 6.7 million Indonesians are infected with hepatitis B, and around 2.5 million have contracted hepatitis C.</p><p>"Of these numbers, the majority have not been diagnosed and have not received treatment," Isturini pointed out.</p><p>Through screening within the CKG program, she said that individuals in high-risk groups such as pregnant women, healthcare workers, injecting drug users, and inmates can learn their hepatitis status early and be referred for prompt treatment.</p><p>One of the ministry"s integrated interventions is hepatitis B screening for pregnant women.</p><p>Data from 2024 showed that 49,142 pregnant women tested HBsAg reactive, and 93 percent of their babies received the hepatitis B vaccine and immunoglobulin (HBIG) within the first 24 hours of birth.</p><p>"With this integration, the prevention of infectious and non-infectious diseases can be carried out simultaneously while saving time and being closer to the community," Isturini remarked.</p><p>She highlighted the goal to eliminate hepatitis by 2030, which requires strengthening community-based services.</p><p>The ministry also views this integration as vital since hepatitis B and C detection and treatment services remain uneven across several remote and border areas of the country.</p><p>She outlined that limited laboratory facilities, shortages of healthcare personnel, and logistical difficulties are major challenges in areas with minimum health infrastructure.</p><p>"Remote and border areas still pose a major challenge in the distribution of hepatitis services. Viral load detection and access to medication are still limited," she pointed out.</p><p>Currently, national hepatitis C treatment services are only available in 56 districts and cities across 38 provinces. However, many at-risk populations, such as injection drug users and people living with HIV, also reside outside these locations.</p><p>Her ministry noted that of the 641,818 healthcare workers screened, 11,154 tested positive for hepatitis B. Yet many struggle to have access to treatment facilities, especially those living outside major cities.</p><p>This shortcoming shows the limited treatment coverage for hepatitis.</p><p>Hence, the government is expanding referral network-based services and utilizing national health insurance (JKN) funding to reach areas with limited services, Isturini stated. </p><p>Related news: Jakarta targets 1.9 million students for free health checks</p><p>Related news: Indonesia expands free health check program to students</p><p>Related news: Free health checks rolled out in Jakarta schools</p><p>Translator: M. Riezko Bima, Resinta Sulistiyandari</p><p>Editor: Azis Kurmala</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Free Health Check program now includes hepatitis screening - ANTARA News	查看 3481	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-22 22:41:44 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214655	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesia"s Defense Minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin and the Chief of Defense Force of the Singapore Armed Forces, Vice Admiral Aaron Beng, agreed to strengthen bilateral defense cooperation during a meeting in Jakarta on Tuesday.</p><p>Brig. Gen. Frega Ferdinand Wenas Inkiriwang, head of the Defense Information Bureau at the Ministry of Defense, said the collaboration aims to enhance military capabilities and deepen defense relations between the two countries.</p><p>"The meeting discussed various forms of cooperation, including joint military exercises on land, at sea, and in the air," Inkiriwang said.</p><p>He added that Indonesia is also looking to explore cyber defense collaboration with Singapore.</p><p>"We also discussed opportunities for cooperation in cyber defense, particularly since Singapore recently established its Digital Intelligence Service, which focuses on cyberspace," he said.</p><p>While specific details of the proposed initiatives were not disclosed, Inkiriwang expressed hope that the partnership would help bolster the defense posture of both countries and contribute to regional stability.</p><p>"The cooperation is expected to not only strengthen military capabilities but also reinforce bilateral ties," he added.</p><p>Related news: Prabowo pledges to strengthen Indonesia"s defense ties with Singapore</p><p>Related news: Prabowo-Wong meeting yields 19 cooperation agreements</p><p>Translator: Walda Marison, Raka Adji</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesia and Singapore agree on joint military, cyber programs - ANTARA News	查看 1544	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-22 22:58:47 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214654	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Bahlil Lahadalia stated that 18 downstreaming projects have the potential to generate hundreds of thousands of jobs, supporting efforts to equalize national economic growth.</p><p>“These (downstreaming projects) will create decent jobs with fair wages,” Lahadalia stated at the "Submission of Pre-Feasibility Study Documents for National Priority Downstreaming and Energy Security Projects" event here on Tuesday.</p><p>In total, the 18 projects are expected to generate 276,636 direct and indirect jobs. He emphasized that the wages offered would go beyond the regional minimum wage (UMR).</p><p>The salary above the UMR serves as an instrument to promote fair and inclusive regional economic growth, he remarked.</p><p>Meanwhile, he noted that the Downstreaming Task Force will coordinate with sovereign wealth fund Danantara to discuss financing schemes, business models, project execution, site selection, and the resolution of issues related to the projects, including land permits and social-environmental mitigation.</p><p>Meanwhile, Danantara CEO Rosan Roeslani noted that investment in the downstreaming sector has significantly increased.</p><p>“In the second batch of investment, or within one semester, around 30 percent of more than Rp950 trillion (around US$52.8 billion) in investments came from downstreaming,” he stated.</p><p>He remarked that in the four months since Danantara"s launch, it has secured funding through cooperation with other sovereign wealth funds totaling US$7 billion.</p><p>“Of the US$7 billion, US$4 billion came from Qatar, US$2 billion from the China Investment Corporation (CIC), and also contributions from the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF). We are in talks with other sovereign wealth funds to explore joint investments in Indonesia,” he highlighted.</p><p>According to preliminary studies by the Downstreaming and Energy Security Task Force, mineral and coal downstreaming represents the largest portion, with eight projects valued at US$20.1 billion and the potential to absorb 104,974 workers.</p><p>Projects in the agriculture and maritime sectors are expected to create 23,950 and 67,100 jobs, respectively.</p><p>Meanwhile, energy transition projects, valued at US$2.5 billion, are expected to absorb 29,652 workers.</p><p>In the energy security sector, investment is projected to reach US$14.5 billion, with a potential workforce absorption of 50,960. </p><p>Related news: Fast-tracking oil, gas downstreaming to spur petrochemical expansion</p><p>Related news: Minister details Indonesia"s new approach on industrialization</p><p>Related news: RI seeks to tap global market with essential oil downstreaming</p><p>Translator: Putu, Kenzu</p><p>Editor: Azis Kurmala</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Job surge possible from 18 downstreaming projects: Minister - ANTARA News	查看 2825	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-22 23:08:28 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214653	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Extreme heat was a key factor behind the recent forest and land fires in Riau province, according to Indonesia"s Minister of Forestry, Raja Juli Antoni.</p><p>He explained that the heat, recorded by the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG), was intensified by Typhoon Wipha in the Philippines.</p><p>"Over the past 10 days, we"ve experienced extreme heat, and on top of that, Typhoon Wipha struck the Philippines, making cloud formation difficult and drying out the air — conditions that are highly flammable," Antoni said in a statement on Tuesday.</p><p>He urged residents in Riau to avoid land clearing or vegetation burning until at least July 28.</p><p>"BMKG data shows that from July 22 to 28, upper soil layers will be especially vulnerable to ignition," he said.</p><p>Antoni also warned that the government will strictly enforce laws against individuals or companies found guilty of starting fires.</p><p>"I"ve coordinated with the Riau Police Chief — no one should dare clear land by burning. The risks are extremely severe," he said.</p><p>"We will apply the law strictly and without exception, whether the culprits are individuals or corporations — in Riau, Sumatra, or anywhere else."</p><p>The National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) reported that as of mid-July 2025, wildfires had affected 12 districts and cities in Riau.</p><p>Kampar and Bengkalis were the worst hit, with each reporting more than 100 hectares burned. Other affected areas included Rokan Hilir, Siak, and Indragiri Hilir, each with over 50 hectares of scorched land.</p><p>In the provincial capital Pekanbaru, fires burned 21.08 hectares — up 6 hectares from the previous week — and several hotspots remained active.</p><p>BNPB is working with the Riau Police, Armed Forces (TNI), and the regional fire task force to apprehend perpetrators and gather evidence from fire sites.</p><p>These efforts are supported by on-the-ground firefighting operations and the third phase of a weather modification program aimed at inducing rainfall to help extinguish fires and prevent haze.</p><p>Related news: BNPB increases helicopters, continues OMC for Riau fires</p><p>Related news: Riau still epicenter of land, forest fires, BNPB says</p><p>Translator: Arnidyha, Azis Kurmala</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesia links Riau wildfires to heat, Typhoon Wipha - ANTARA News	查看 2362	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-22 23:13:46 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214652	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Ministry of Health is strengthening the national strategy to eliminate hepatitis B and C as part of efforts to meet the global target to end infections and deaths from hepatitis viruses by 2030.</p><p>To support the target, Indonesia has adopted a comprehensive approach that integrates preventive measures, case detection, treatment, and community involvement in health promotion, director of communicable diseases at the ministry, Ina Agustina Isturini, said.</p><p>“For hepatitis B and C, the infections can become chronic, leading to cirrhosis or liver cancer. Thus, strengthening vaccination, early detection, and treatment is crucial,” she stressed during an online media gathering on Tuesday.</p><p>As per data from the Ministry of Health, the prevalence of Hepatitis B in Indonesia is currently 2.5 times that of Hepatitis C. This is backed by data from the Indonesian Health Survey, which pegs the number of people infected with Hepatitis B at around 6.7 million and Hepatitis C at 2.5 million.</p><p>Isturini said that hepatitis elimination efforts require multi-stakeholder involvement, including regional governments, professional organizations, and civil society. Under the national strategy, the utilization of digital technology will also be encouraged for monitoring and reporting cases.</p><p>“Our target is to reduce new infections by 90 percent and deaths caused by hepatitis by 65 percent by 2030,” she informed.</p><p>She further said that hepatitis treatment services will be expanded to more health facilities in districts and cities that are not yet covered by national programs. The National Health Insurance (JKN)-based treatment program is also considered essential to support these efforts.</p><p>As part of measures to accelerate hepatitis elimination, the Ministry of Health has included hepatitis detection in the government’s Free Health Screening (CKG) program, which was rolled out in February 2025. </p><p>Related news: Free Health Check program now includes hepatitis screening</p><p>Related news: Why hepatitis is a lurking global health threat</p><p>Related news: Hepatitis B mostly transmits from mother to child: ministry</p><p>Translator: M Riezko, Raka Adji</p><p>Editor: Azis Kurmala</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesia bolsters strategy to eliminate hepatitis B, C by 2030 - ANTARA News	查看 2291	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-22 23:24:07 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214651	无图 Banyuwangi, East Java (ANTARA) - The government of East Java’s Banyuwangi district has announced that this year’s edition of international cycling race Tour de Banyuwangi Ijen (TdBI) will feature cyclists from 24 countries.</p><p>“We consistently hold the international cycling race Tour de Ijen, which, this year, marks its 10th edition. The event is part of Banyuwangi’s efforts to advance cycling sports in Indonesia,” Banyuwangi district head Ipuk Fiestiandani said here on Tuesday.</p><p>The event, which is included in the calendar of the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), will take place from July 28 to 31, 2025.</p><p>During the race, which will have four étapes or stages, cyclists will cover 593 kilometers through Banyuwangi’s scenic natural landscapes.</p><p>According to Fiestiandani, sports tourism will continue to be promoted to attract visitors and position Banyuwangi as one of the best cycling destinations in Indonesia.</p><p>Tour de Banyuwangi Ijen is not just a sports event: it has helped put Banyuwangi on the global map, she added.</p><p>She noted that since the race was first held in 2012, interest among participants has continued to grow, with teams from several countries expressing their wish to complete what is touted to be one of the toughest uphill climbs in the world.</p><p>According to the organizing committee, 44 teams from different countries expressed an interest in joining this year’s TdBI, but only 20 teams were selected based on their UCI rankings.</p><p>“We chose 20 teams based on the rankings of both teams and riders in the UCI,” Fiestiandani explained.</p><p>Acting head of Banyuwangi’s Youth and Sports Office, M. Alfin Kurniawan, said that 14 out of the 20 participating teams are from overseas.</p><p>Several countries are participating in TdBI for the first time this year, including Estonia, Italy, and the Arab nations, he informed.</p><p>One of the popular teams is Swatt Club from Italy, a well-known European team recognized for its young riders.</p><p>Meanwhile, six Indonesian teams will participate in the race: Jakarta Pro Cycling, Nusantara-BYC, ASC Monsters Indonesia, Banyuwangi Road Cycling Club (BRCC), Anonymous Cycling Team, and Pontianak Wuaya Racing. </p><p>Related news: Tour de EnTeTe promotes NTT tourism, creative economy</p><p>Related news: ITdBI can help advance bike racing events, says Indonesian minister</p><p>Related news: Olympics: CdM reviews cyclist Bernard van Aert"s training</p><p>Translator: Novi, Kenzu</p><p>Editor: Azis Kurmala</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> 24 countries to compete in Tour de Banyuwangi Ijen - ANTARA News	查看 2568	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-22 23:25:44 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214650	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Sovereign wealth fund Danantara Indonesia and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have established a strategic partnership to attract more global investment into the country.</p><p>The collaboration is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen Indonesia’s economic diplomacy by expanding access to capital, technology, and international partnerships that support the nation’s economic transformation.</p><p>"This initiative aligns with the broader national agenda of Golden Indonesia 2045, which focuses on sustainable and inclusive growth," said Danantara Indonesia Chief Investment Officer Pandu Sjahrir in a statement issued on Tuesday.</p><p>He said Danantara, as a modern state asset management agency, aims to connect Indonesia’s domestic potential with global opportunities through cross-sector and cross-border cooperation.</p><p>"Economic diplomacy is a strategic tool to respond proactively to global dynamics. Danantara serves as a policy partner, linking Indonesia"s economic strengths with long-term, measurable international investments," he explained.</p><p>Pandu noted that Danantara was established to manage and consolidate state strategic assets efficiently, with a focus on high-impact sectors such as renewable energy, infrastructure, food security, healthcare, the digital economy, and financial services.</p><p>"We don"t just manage assets — we reinvest them to create inclusive growth, generate employment, and enhance Indonesia"s global competitiveness," he said.</p><p>He emphasized that synergy between diplomacy and investment is essential to unlock access to global funding, technology transfers, strategic co-investments, and international markets.</p><p>With total potential assets exceeding US$900 billion, Danantara aims to become one of the world"s leading sovereign investment platforms, committed to integrating financial, social, and environmental goals under globally recognized sustainability principles.</p><p>"Our ambassadors and Indonesian representatives abroad serve as the "eyes and ears" of Danantara in expanding partnerships and gaining access to knowledge, expertise, and innovation," Pandu added.</p><p>Speaking at the same event, Deputy Foreign Minister Arrmanatha C. Nasir highlighted the importance of aligning diplomatic and investment strategies. He also stressed the need to establish a regular coordination mechanism between the two institutions.</p><p>"Danantara Indonesia’s mission strongly supports the Foreign Ministry"s mandate to lead Indonesia"s economic diplomacy. Close synergy and sustained diplomatic support are essential," Arrmanatha said.</p><p>Related news: Danantara reaffirms commitment to building world-class institution</p><p>Related news: Indonesia"s Danantara eyes mineral, energy deals in 6 months</p><p>Translator: Heriyanto, Azis Kurmala</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Danantara Indonesia, Foreign Ministry unite to boost global investment - ANTARA News	查看 2900	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-22 23:27:34 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214649	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - <meta>Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Abdul Mu’ti, has clarified that Ministerial Regulation No. 13 of 2025 is not aimed at changing the existing curriculum, but enabling adjustments to support deep learning.</p><p>“The regulation is a continuation of the ministerial regulation on graduate competency standards, the regulation on content standards, and this is the one that stipulates about deep learning,” he said after the Indonesian Great Children’s Festival at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah Park here on Tuesday.</p><p>He emphasized that the regulation will only tweak the existing curriculum to support the application of deep learning.</p><p>Further curriculum adjustment will be needed to reduce the learning load, or the amount of material covered by each subject, without compromising on learning quality, he said.</p><p>“The subject content is reduced, but that does not mean the quality declines,” he added.</p><p>Through deep learning, the ministry aims to focus teaching on material considered important by students. This is to avoid content repetition.</p><p>“Deep learning is our effort to ensure that the material taught is minimal yet essential, to prevent unnecessary repetition,” he said.</p><p>Through Ministerial Regulation No. 13 of 2025, students will be able to learn across disciplines, with lessons linked to real-world aspects found in their daily environments, he informed.</p><p>“We want that what is taught to students is truly essential using an integrative, interdisciplinary approach and a contextual approach connected to real-life situations that students encounter in their environment,” the minister said.</p><p>Minister Mu’ti also expressed the hope that the regulation on deep learning will create a more joyful and enjoyable learning environment that will bring greater benefits to students.</p><p>Related news: Indonesian govt explains why education budget misses 20 pct target</p><p>Related news: Ministry targets inclusive distance learning for remote communities</p><p>Translator: Hana, Kenzu</p><p>Editor: Arie Novarina</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> New regulation for deep learning, not curriculum overhaul: minister - ANTARA News	查看 2136	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-22 23:40:00 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214648	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesia"s Ministry of Defense is planning to strengthen its national cyber defenses by learning from Singapore’s experience in the field.</p><p>Defense Minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin and Chief of Defense Force of the Singapore Armed Forces, Vice Admiral Aaron Beng, discussed potential cyber defense cooperation during a meeting in Jakarta on Tuesday.</p><p>Brig. Gen. Frega Ferdinand Wenas Inkiriwang, head of the ministry"s defense information bureau, said that Indonesia is eager to learn from Singapore, whose cyber defense capabilities are considered highly advanced.</p><p>"We want to learn from Singapore, and Singapore is also willing to share its knowledge, as it has emerged as a new force in the cyber domain," Inkiriwang told reporters.</p><p>Singapore established the Digital Intelligence Service (DIS) in 2022 as the fourth service branch of the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF), on par with its land, sea, and air forces.</p><p>While Inkiriwang did not provide specific details about the planned cooperation, it is expected to support not only the Indonesian Armed Forces (TNI) but also the broader national cyber defense infrastructure, with a focus on protecting strategic data assets.</p><p>Indonesia had previously floated the idea of forming a Cyber Division as the fourth branch of the TNI. Discussions on the proposal took place near the end of President Joko Widodo’s term, involving the House of Representatives (DPR), the Ministry of Defense, and the TNI leadership.</p><p>However, the current administration has yet to move forward with the proposal.</p><p>Related news: Indonesia and Singapore agree on joint military, cyber programs</p><p>Related news: Indonesia"s TNI eyes cyber defense cooperation with Japan</p><p>Translator: Arie Novarina</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesia seeks to learn cyber defense from Singapore - ANTARA News	查看 1855	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-22 23:40:16 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word
3214647	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Schools in Jakarta can partner with local community health centers (puskesmas) to implement the Free Health Checkup (PKG) program for students, a city health official said.</p><p>"Puskesmas and schools can coordinate with each other to schedule the PKG so that it doesn’t interfere with their core activities," said Jakarta Health Agency Head Ani Ruspitawati on Tuesday.</p><p>The PKG program began with the new academic year, starting at Sekolah Rakyat in Cipayung on July 9.</p><p>Following its launch at Sekolah Rakyat, the program will continue at schools under the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education as well as Islamic madrasahs.</p><p>The PKG initiative is a continuation of the annual health screening program for school-aged children and adolescents, targeting students aged 7 to 17.</p><p>It also reaches out to children who are not enrolled in formal education.</p><p>"Through this program, we can detect health issues among students early, allowing us to address them quickly so they can continue learning effectively," Ani said.</p><p>Related news: Free Health Check program now includes hepatitis screening</p><p>Related news: Jakarta targets 1.9 million students for free health checks</p><p>Translator: Lia, Kenzu</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Jakarta partners schools, puskesmas for student health checks - ANTARA News	查看 1326	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-23 00:01:49 2025-07-23 01:56:41	word

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