International chambers of commerce are valuable networks for businesses, and indeed communities for business people, here in Jakarta. They have been pivotal in facilitating business-to-business and business-to-government relationships both locally and across borders, and are often the quiet helping hand when it comes to ensuring security and confidence in doing business in Indonesia. NOW! Jakarta

From winning awards to an exciting collaboration with Garuda Indonesia that expands destinations in both Japan and Indonesia, Japan Airlines’ Country Manager for Indonesia, Ando Masato, shares the latest from Japan’s premium national carrier. Japan is the sixth biggest outbound destination from Indonesia, taking up around 4% of total outbound tourism (2025) and increasing annually.

Currently adopted in over 140 countries, including members of the European Union, Australia, Canada, and many parts of Asia and Africa, International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) play a vital role in commerce worldwide. Indonesian companies are therefore steadily aligning their national accounting and sustainability reports with new IFRS requirements to enhance their quality, transparency, and

On Friday, 23 May 2025, H3 (Hotel Public Relations Association) Indonesia held H3XPO, the first exclusive B2B exhibition organised in collaboration with PERHUMAS (Indonesian Public Relations Association) at Autograph Tower, Thamrin Nine Complex, Jakarta. With the theme of ‘Connecting Hospitality & Corporate Synergy,’ the event was attended by members of both organisations, including hospitality industry

U.S. President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order titled “Pausing the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) Enforcement.” While the order may signal a shift in U.S. enforcement priorities, it raises urgent questions for global businesses: What does this mean for anticorruption efforts in Indonesia and worldwide? And how should companies, particularly those operating in

With expertise that helps to protect clients from legal battles with the government, severe penalties, and negative public relations through its comprehensive legal support for PDP, tax audits and sustainability report assurance, Moores Rowland Indonesia shares their take on what’s new for Indonesia’s businesses. Take the hassle and fear of errors in your personal or

Establishing sustainable business practices in alignment with Indonesia’s long-term national ambitions. 2045 is a significant year for Indonesia: the 100-year milestone of its national independence. As such, the Indonesian Government sees the year as an appropriate target for its long-term development program known as ‘Indonesia Emas 2045’, or Golden Indonesia 2045. Launched in 2019 by

On Human Rights day, 10 December, the Foundation for International Human Rights Reporting Standards (FIHRRST), supported by Moores Rowland Indonesia, the Embassy of Belgium, and in partnership with the Indonesia National Commission on Human Rights (KOMNAS HAM RI), launched their fifth annual comprehensive evaluation report on the sustainability reports of companies listed on the Indonesia

Moores Rowland Indonesia’s Mei Nie Tan, partner, accounting and outsourcing, and Baudouin Coomans, partner, business development, share their expert outlook for business growth in Indonesia for 2025 under the country’s new president, Prabowo Subianto. A member of Praxity, a global alliance of leading independent tax and business advisors, Moores Rowland Indonesia provides essential auditing and

Nestled in the heart of Jakarta’s prestigious World Trade Centre, The Summit Club is a soon-to-open member’s club that has been designed as a stylish destination that fosters both business and social connection. Hosting a wide range of first-class facilities, from dining to wellness and entertainment, as well as programs and events, the club aims

The 2024 gubernatorial election is shaping up to be a critical moment for the city. Despite continued discussions surrounding the city’s title as Indonesian capital, Jakarta will always be a political and economic centre, home to Indonesia’s largest urban population. The future governor will have to grapple with the city’s ongoing challenges, from air pollution

Indonesia has a deep-rooted tradition in fermentation, a culinary process that is found across a range of local food and beverage items. Whilst nations like France and South Korea have been able to showcase their own ‘fermented products’, be it wine or kimchi, on the global stage, Indonesia is yet to proudly champion their own.