AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoVolcanic Disruption: Flights into and out of Jakarta resumed after Anak Krakatau ash forced a two-day shutdown, with Soekarno-Hatta and Halim Perdanakusuma reopening just after midnight and airlines required to inspect aircraft before flying. Disaster Response: Search teams resumed for a missing speedboat carrying eight people, including five journalists sent to cover the eruption, as Basarnas expanded the search area amid rough seas and poor visibility. Central Banking & Policy: Bank Indonesia governor Destry Damayanti was approved for the 2026–2031 term, as the revised P2SK law broadens BI’s role toward growth—raising fresh questions about central bank autonomy and rupiah stability. Regional Economy & Trade: Indonesia and the US expanded cooperation on AI and child online protection, while BRICS leaders gear up for the New Delhi summit with India chairing and Modi-Putin talks on the agenda. Energy & Industry: Indonesia’s push for green investment and downstream growth continues alongside global supply-chain pressure from critical materials and electrification. Public Health & Environment: Indonesia’s haze and wildfire impacts remain a regional concern, with calls for stronger enforcement and better prevention as smoke spreads across borders.
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