Indonesia's green goals offer new opportunities for HK businesses


Ricky Suhendar, Indonesian consul general in Hong Kong, delivers opening remarks at a seminar on 'Capturing Indonesia's Investment Opportunities in the New Normal Era' in Hong Kong on Dec 13, 2021. - China Daily

HONG KONG (China Daily/Asia News Network): Indonesia's commitment to reduce carbon emissions with success in containing the pandemic offer vast opportunities for Hong Kong-based businesses keen on renewable energy and sustainable transport projects, according to speakers at a seminar on Indonesia's investment climate.

South-East Asia's biggest economy has enough mineral reserves and manpower to develop electric vehicles and clean energy technology, Indonesian officials said at a seminar on "Capturing Indonesia's Investment Opportunities in the New Normal Era", organised by the Indonesian Consulate General in Hong Kong on Dec 13.

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