AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMaritime Safety Update: Five survivors, including a seven-year-old girl, were rescued after days adrift following a passenger boat sinking near Selayar in South Sulawesi; search efforts continue for 18–20 missing people. Blue Economy & Tourism: Indonesia showcased Banyuwangi’s sustainable marine economy model at the ASEAN-ID Blue Forum, highlighting marine conservation, fisheries, and community-linked marine tourism as a replicable ASEAN approach. Labor Watch: Bank Indonesia reported employment growth slowed in Q2 2026, with manufacturing the biggest drag while mining, construction, and some services added jobs. Food Prices & Travel Budgets: Indonesia’s free nutritious meal program resumed, and food prices climbed again as school kitchens reopened nationwide. Energy Project Milestone: The Abadi Masela LNG project is finally moving forward after decades of delays, a potential boost for eastern Indonesia’s economy and energy security. Border Cooperation: Indonesia and Papua New Guinea discussed power supply for border residents in Wutung, with a tariff gap and a new MOU in the works. Culture on the Move: Yogyakarta’s Jogja International Kite Festival drew crowds with international participation and giant kite displays over Parangkusumo Beach.
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