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Denpasar-Gilimanuk Toll road will start construction in 2021

The Bali Times February 20, 2020 Bali Governor Wayan Koster, said that the construction of the Denpasar-Gilimanuk Toll Road will begin in early 2021. The completion target of the 30-40 kilometer toll road was set to be no later than 2023. The plan was presented by the governor at the launching the Bali BPD Quick Response Code Indonesia Standard (QRIS) for SME cash and non-cash payments in front of Bali...

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Domestic market to be driver of recovery, Garuda chief says

A Garuda Indonesia airplane. (Shutterstock.com/e X p o s e) Mardika Parama The Jakarta Post Jakarta Fri, September 11, 2020   /   06:26 pm National flag carrier Garuda Indonesia expects the domestic market to drive its business this year, which is showing signs of recovery despite the heavy blow to the aviation sector by COVID-19, the company’s top executive has said. Garuda president...

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Garuda Indonesia resumes flights to China amid eased restrictions

NEWS DESK THE JAKARTA POST Jakarta  /  Wed, September 2, 2020  /  06:20 pm National flag carrier Garuda Indonesia has resumed flight services to China following months of travel restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic. The company had grounded all commercial flights to China earlier this year. “The Chinese government has now implemented a policy that allows one airline...

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Govt to disburse cash transfers for workers to bolster spending

Adrian Wail Akhlas The Jakarta Post The pandemic has lowered the income of all kinds of businesses, from small to medium-sized to large, the President said. (Antara/Yusuf Nugroho) The government will start to disburse Rp 2.4 million (US$163) in cash aid for workers starting on Thursday as part of its latest measure to boost spending reeling from COVID-19, President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has...

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Foreign Land Ownership Laws – Are they about to Change – Announcement early September 2020

JAKARTA - Indonesia is set to relax property rules soon to make it easier for foreigners to own homes in the country, a Cabinet minister said on Thursday (July 23), in a major change that could spur the slumping economy. Agrarian and Spatial Planning Minister Sofyan Djalil told property tycoons in a webinar that the new property rules set to be ratified into law by the end of next month (August), will...

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