yes, but this is Indonesia, and his money is as good as Adolf Hitler's...

Is this the same guy that owns Kabelvision AND Astro satellite tv? Well thanks James for screwing all of your customers over the EPL and making them pay again. You sound like a very charitable guy!!! Nice company that Lippo Group ... ask Mr B. Clinton

From the Foreign Affairs site: Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia to Norway and accredited to the Republic of Iceland Ambassador H.E.Mrs. Retno L.P. Marsudi Address Fritzners Gate 12, 0244 Oslo, Norway Phone (47) 2212-5130 Fax (47) 2212-5131 Email kbrioslo@online.no Website http://www.indonesia-oslo.no

 Originally Posted By: Dilli "The Indonesian Embassy in Oslo"? means the indonesia embassy there also doubles up as the embassy for iceland. common where governments don't want to waste resources with full-time representation, especially in smaller countries.

While every medium has the innate ability to engage and entertain the audience, most people would agree that there is none more capable than television. In a country where almost everybody watches the small screen almost everyday, it's no surprise that the overwhelming share of the advertising rupiah is spent on television.

"The Indonesian Embassy in Oslo"?

Singapore’s state-owned investment company, Temasek Holdings Pte, may merge its two Indonesian banks into the country's fifth largest to meet ownership rules and boost their competitiveness, Bloomberg News reported on Friday (14/9/07). PT Bank Internasional Indonesia (BII) will hire advisers to draft a recommendation for the merger, president director Henry Ho said Wednesday in an interview.

The government is planning legislation aimed at ensuring fair competition in the retail sector where large operators, including foreign companies, have been squeezing smaller, local companies, Trade Minister Mari Pangestu said Wednesday (12/9/07). Pangestu said the regulation will shortly be signed by President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and is likely to be issued next month.

Money sent home by Indonesians working overseas is likely to rise 41% to $4.8 billion this year from last year as more workers seek jobs abroad, an official said Thursday (13/9/07). Arini Rahyuwati, who heads a unit monitoring workers remittances at the state agency for overseas workers, said Indonesian workers overseas sent $3.4 billion home last year.

Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Indonesia and Iceland hope to realize an agreement on cooperation in a geothermal development project in 2008, the Foreign Ministry said. Indonesia was hoping the cooperation agreement could be implemented when the two countries mark the 25th anniversary of their diplomatic relations, the ministry said in a statement here Monday.

Indonesia's economy is expected to register higher growth this year and ahead as a revival in domestic demand continues to drive more consumption and investment, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) says in its latest economic outlook. The ADB revised upwards its 2007 growth forecast for Indonesia to 6.2 percent from 6.0 percent previously, and its 2008 estimate to 6.4 percent from 6.3 percent.

Sydney (ANTARA News) - Australia will extend a 300 million AUD (close to 252 million USD) interest-free loan to Indonesia to help rebuild roads destroyed by the 2004 tsunami. Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said that the loan was part of the 1 billion AUD Australia-Indonesia Partnership for Reconstruction and Development Programme. The funding will support the upgrade of 1,000km of roads and about 4.5 km of bridges, mainly in Indonesia's eastern region.