The Japan Management Rationalization Association conducted an inspection tour of Indonesia. The group visited Jakarta and Bali and inspected local companies and educational institutions, with local coordination handled by the Institute for Indonesia Studies.
The Japan Management Rationalization Association conducted an inspection tour for business executives, coordinated locally by the Institute for Indonesia Studies. The tour visited Jakarta and Bali, inspected a range of companies and facilities, and provided opportunities for direct exchanges of views on the potential for business expansion and investment partnerships locally.
In Jakarta, participants received explanations of the current status and future plans for Sinar Mas Land's large-scale urban development, the facilities and business of Jakarta Design Center, the activities of Bangun Tjipta Group, initiatives by local education and training institutions, and potential partnerships with local companies. On the second day in Jakarta, they also examined the operations and management structures of vocational training school Terakoya and GIIC. On the third day, they toured Suzuki Indomobil Motor's Cikarang plant, learned about the origins of NITRO COFFEE's expansion and received an overview of Sahid Group's business. On the fourth day, business pitches were held, introducing the businesses of Lumen Tishindo Liberty and PMP Land, while also touching on the historical background of Istiqlal Mosque.
In Bali, the tour examined the advanced medical-care system and current proportion of foreign patients at Bali International Hospital, a hub for promoting medical tourism on the island, the activities of the Bali Startup Association, an organization for Bali's IT industry, IT talent development at Primakara University, and Hatten Bali's wine production and real estate. These visits indicated the potential for industrial revitalization in Bali beyond tourism. On the second day in Bali, participants also inspected villa and detached-house properties and confirmed rental demand characteristic of a resort destination.