With Indonesia’s demand for energy predicted to grow rapidly in the short- to medium-term, the transition to sustainable energy remains a high priority for the country. Identifying new sources of energy will be fundamental to their economic growth.

Western Australia’s reputation as a reliable supplier of clean, safe and high-quality food provides an entry-point for local producers to supply Indonesia’s growing interest in premium agrifood products.

Indonesia has a young and rapidly growing labour force of more than 135 million people. This is fuelling demand for education and training services particularly in the areas of agribusiness, construction, port management, transport, digital transformation and healthcare.

Indonesia’s creative economy is growing rapidly and is bolstered by an influx of new application, software and e-game developers, and the recent international success of Indonesian digital platforms.

31% of Indonesian long-haul travellers are considering travelling to Australia in the next 4 years. Air Asia Indonesia commenced a direct flight in June 2023 between Jakarta and Perth at 3 times weekly, which will further boost inbound tourism to WA.

A directory of WA companies, government agencies and business associations participating in Indonesia Connect Roadshow 2023.