Indonesia targets seven golds and top-10 finish at Asian Para Games
The Indonesian contingent comprises 103 athletes across 12 sports, with the 2026 Games scheduled for 18-24 October.
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The Indonesian contingent comprises 103 athletes across 12 sports, with the 2026 Games scheduled for 18-24 October.
The tournament and FIFA festival will take place in Azerbaijan from 24-30 October 2026, with no qualifying competition.
Priority sectors include lower-emission rice farming, mangrove conservation and waste-to-energy projects, alongside efforts to strengthen carbon-market financing.
The government has formed a multi-agency task force against smuggling, while allowing exports of fully farmed lobsters subject to weight and certification rules.
Deputy minister Nezar Patria said technology companies need to rethink their strategies, rather than stop automation.
Three wins in Group B sent Indonesia through, with Tiny Fadilla scoring twice in the decisive 5-0 victory over the hosts.
Minister Bahlil Lahadalia said mandatory implementation would start in 2027, with industrial capacity being assessed through 2028 to avoid ethanol imports.
Every sector declined, with utilities losing 9.35%. Dian Swastatika Sentosa was the largest contributor to the index's fall.
Foreign investors posted net sales of Rp166.22 billion in the first session, with BUMI leading outflows and GOTO attracting the largest net purchases.
Timor-Leste joined the QRIS network on 25 September 2026, becoming its seventh country. A payment connection with Saudi Arabia is also being sought.