Wahyu Dwi Anggoro
The event was attended by 49 members of EOP engaged in various fields such as healthcare products, food and beverages, labour, energy, tourism, services, and others.
EOP is a community of Filipino entrepreneurs that is part of the international EO organisation present in 60 countries, aiming to enhance the capacities and potentials of its members through business networking.
Jenny Co-Yang, the President of EOP, appreciated the collaboration with the Indonesian Embassy in organising the event. She believed that the activity would assist Filipino entrepreneurs in identifying business opportunities, particularly those that have the potential to grow in the future, such as e-commerce and start-ups that have experienced rapid growth in Indonesia.
During the occasion, the Indonesian Embassy presented various business potentials in Indonesia. Some of the business opportunities discussed included infrastructure development, including the construction of infrastructure in the New National Capital City project (IKN), renewable energy, tourism, e-commerce, creative economy, and others. Other aspects such as regulations, ease of doing business, and business culture in Indonesia were also discussed with the entrepreneurs.
The event was successful and will be followed up with further meetings for each business cluster, aiming to provide easier access to information and facilitation for Filipino entrepreneurs seeking business opportunities in Indonesia.
