IIPC New York together with The Trade Attaché of the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia and Bank Indonesia New York, successfully held the Tourism, Trade, and Investment (TTI) Forum 2025 in Washington DC on September 9, as part of Indonesia's global investment promotion efforts.
Opened by Ms. Nidya Kartikasari, Chargé d’Affaires of the Indonesian Embassy, the forum gathered key stakeholders from both countries, including the Asian American Chamber of Commerce (AACC) and American Spice Trade Association (ASTA), to explore opportunities in key sectors such as manufacturing, health, technology, education, and tourism.
Highlights included:
✅ Macroeconomic insights showing Indonesia’s resilience amid global uncertainty
✅ $28B in annual exports to the U.S., with growing trade momentum
✅ Strategic projects tied to Trade Expo Indonesia 2025 and the Trade Mission
✅ Rising U.S. FDI nearing $15B, supported by business-friendly reforms & incentives
✅ Investment-ready zones like BSD City SEZ, focused on digital, health, and creative sectors
The forum concluded with an engaging Q&A and business consultation session with Bank Indonesia, IIPC, and the Trade Attaché, offering direct guidance to U.S. businesses looking to invest in Indonesia.
#IndonesiaForum2025 #TradeTourismInvestment #USIndonesia #BusinessNetworking #InvestIndonesia
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Opened by Ms. Nidya Kartikasari, Chargé d’Affaires of the Indonesian Embassy, the forum gathered key stakeholders from both countries, including the Asian American Chamber of Commerce (AACC) and American Spice Trade Association (ASTA), to explore opportunities in key sectors such as manufacturing, health, technology, education, and tourism.
Highlights included:
✅ Macroeconomic insights showing Indonesia’s resilience amid global uncertainty
✅ $28B in annual exports to the U.S., with growing trade momentum
✅ Strategic projects tied to Trade Expo Indonesia 2025 and the Trade Mission
✅ Rising U.S. FDI nearing $15B, supported by business-friendly reforms & incentives
✅ Investment-ready zones like BSD City SEZ, focused on digital, health, and creative sectors
The forum concluded with an engaging Q&A and business consultation session with Bank Indonesia, IIPC, and the Trade Attaché, offering direct guidance to U.S. businesses looking to invest in Indonesia.
#IndonesiaForum2025 #TradeTourismInvestment #USIndonesia #BusinessNetworking #InvestIndonesia
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