AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTourism Resilience: Indonesia’s Tourism Ministry says Labuan Bajo will bounce back stronger after the Aug. 15 7.7 quake, with tighter disaster risk management and new land-based attractions in West Manggarai. Digital Skills & Work: The Communication and Digital Affairs deputy minister urges workers to build AI literacy for changing job dynamics, while pushing upskilling for civil servants. Migrant Workers Pipeline: A deputy minister calls on universities to set up Migrant Centers to strengthen formal placement for Indonesians working abroad. Earthquake Recovery: Transport repairs in NTT are being expedited in stages—prioritizing damaged terminals, airports and ports—while sea routes help bypass landslide-blocked roads. Capital Markets: The IDX reports seven companies are in the IPO pipeline, including four from healthcare. Public Order: Jakarta police detained 322 people after unrest following a protest, including many minors. Culture & Heritage: The Culture Ministry urges Semarang’s Blenduk Church to be preserved as a “living heritage,” including restoring its historic organ. AI Leadership Move: Sandhya Devanathan is set to leave Meta to lead OpenAI’s Southeast Asia and Australia operations from Singapore. Environment & Conservation: Indonesia released 82 aquarium-bred Indo-Pacific leopard sharks into protected seas in Raja Ampat as part of a rewilding effort.
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