Event Reports

Technical Exchange on Standards Development and Implementation in Indonesia and Germany

Published on 12 September 2022

EuroCham is delighted to participate in the Global Project Quality Infrastructure (GPQI) online Technical Exchange on Standards Development and Implementation in Indonesia and Germany, on 11 August. The event discussed mutual understanding of standardization policies and provided deeper information and knowledge regarding the development and implementation of standards in Indonesia and Germany.

The online discussion was led by distinguished speakers and experts on Standardization, which includes Yustinus Kristianto Widiwardono (Director of Standard Development for Mechanics, Energy, Electrotechnical,Transportation, and Information Technology at the National Standardization Agency of Indonesia), Konny Sagala (Director of Standards and Conformity Assessment Implementation System at National Standardization Agency of Indonesia), Jörg Seifarth (Project Coordinator International Advisory Services at German National Institute for Standardization) and Florian Spiteller (Head of External Relations & Support, German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies of DIN and VDE).

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Trade Advisory Forum with SecGen MoI Dody Widodo

Published on 12 September 2022

EuroCham is delighted to be invited to the Trade Advisory Forum organized by Bahar Consulting entitled, “State of International Trade: Toward a New Order or Disorder?” on August 15, 2022. The meeting was conducted online and invited notable speakers, namely the Coordinating Vice Chairman III of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KADIN), Shinta W. Kamdani, the Former Director General of International Trade Negotiations of the Ministry of Trade, Iman Pambagyo, the Secretary General of the Ministry of Industry, Dody Widodo, and the Executive Director of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Yose Rizal D.

In the dynamic discussion, Dody Widodo shared some insights on Indonesia’s current import situation for several sectors and conveyed the government’s target of 60 commodities for the upcoming commodity balance by 2023. The event concluded with a Q&A session from the participants.

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