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New Zealand Eyes More Investment in Indonesia

By Rajiv MenonIndonesia
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Franky Sibarani, Chairman of the Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) met with Indonesian Ambassador to New Zealand Joze Tavares in Auckland last Wednesday, May 4, 2016. The meeting was held to coordinate New Zealand’s plan to increase its investment in Indonesia.

“To attract more investment, the BKPM will [cooperate] with the Indonesian honorary consul in Auckland, which is also the President of the ASEAN Business Consul,” Franky said after the meeting.

Franky added that the BKPM will continue to coordinate with Indonesian representative in New Zealand to follow up potential investments.

Jose Tavarez welcomed the Indonesian government initiative to market possible investments in New Zealand.

“New Zealand has large potential related to the development of renewable energy, specifically geothermal [energy],” Tavares said.

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Which two individuals met to discuss New Zealand's investment in Indonesia?

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Franky Sibarani, Chairman of the Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), met with Indonesian Ambassador to New Zealand, Joze Tavares. They met in Auckland last Wednesday to coordinate increased investment plans.

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What is New Zealand's specific investment potential highlighted by Ambassador Tavares?

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Ambassador Tavares mentioned New Zealand has significant potential in renewable energy development. He specifically identified geothermal energy as an area of interest for investment in Indonesia.

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How will the BKPM attract more investment from New Zealand?

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The BKPM plans to cooperate with the Indonesian honorary consul in Auckland, who also serves as the President of the ASEAN Business Consul. This collaboration aims to market possible investments.

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