As #Indonesia’s capital city, Jakarta has long been fertile ground for #businesses and entrepreneurs. Facebook, for example, formally opened its first permanent Indonesian office in Jakarta in 2017. Additionally, the International Chamber of Commerce recently announced the creation of its #entrepreneurship hub in Jakarta to support the growth of local businesses.
The city’s status as the country’s business hub means that it’s responsible for a huge chunk of Indonesia’s gross domestic product (GDP) – 17% to be exact. But even as major cities like Jakarta remain critical to Indonesia’s economic development, smaller cities – such as Yogyakarta and Tasikmalaya – are now beginning to take center stage.
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The city’s status as the country’s business hub means that it’s responsible for a huge chunk of Indonesia’s gross domestic product (GDP) – 17% to be exact. But even as major cities like Jakarta remain critical to Indonesia’s economic development, smaller cities – such as Yogyakarta and Tasikmalaya – are now beginning to take center stage.
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