Originally Posted By: KuKuKaChuPalembang to have compost plant soon That's nice. Good on 'em. I was hoping that would happen.

Leading Expert Examines Why Indonesia Continues to Get Less than its Share of the Tourism Pie.(1/5/2008) The former Executive Director of the Indonesian Promotion Board and a frequent contributor to balidiscovery.

Oversupply of Rooms and Diminishing Water Supply Should Cause Government to Refuse New Accommodation Licenses.(1/5/2008) A leading academic and observer of Balinese tourism from Udayana University’s Tourism Study Department, Drs.

The government eyes up to US$5 billion in investment from the Middle East this year in financial services, natural resources, infrastructure, property and plantations.Alwi Shihab, special government envoy to the Middle East, said he was optimistic about the target with the country having secured...

 Originally Posted By: KuKuKaChu"The directorate general has also simplified the authorization of legal status for companies," Andi said.oh yes. since when? Originally Posted By: KuKuKaChu"It usually takes more than 60 days for companies to obtain their licenses, but now it takes between...

The Jakarta Post, JakartaThe Ministry of Justice and Human Rights has claimed progress and achievements in 2007, but has pledged to improve and simplify its services for the public in 2008."Our directorate general of legal administration has reinstated the citizenship status and passports of 14,653...

Palembang, S Sumatra (ANTARA News) - PT Organic Recovery Group Indonesia, a subsidiary of an Australian company, will soon build a compost plant in Palembang, capital of South Sumatra province, at a cost of US$1.5 billion.

Bandarlampung (ANTARA News) - Lampung province`s coffee exports in the first eleven months of 2007 dropped in volume to 168.12 million kg but increased in value to US$276.48 million from the same period in 2006.Lampung earned US$264.87 million from exporting 230.