Fueling Economic Growth and Energy Security eyesonindonesia 1. Eni’s Geng North Discovery: A Game-Changer Indonesia has once again made headlines in the upstream exploration and production industry with Eni’s remarkable Geng North gas discovery in the ultra-deepwater Kutei Basin1. This significant find ranks among the top oil and gas discoveries worldwide this year. Let’s delve…
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Economic Development Suriname may take off eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, June 5th 2024– According to TotalEnergies, an agreement was concluded between Staatsolie NV of Suriname and the French Oil and Gas company on the field development area, maximizing the value for Suriname and the Block 58 co-venturers over the 25 years Production Period. In addition, the hull for…
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Empowering Workers for a Brighter Tomorrow eyesonindonesia Introduction The concept of a living wage has gained prominence worldwide as a means to ensure that workers receive fair compensation, allowing them to meet their basic needs and maintain a decent standard of living. In Indonesia, this idea has taken root, aiming to uplift workers and create…
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Probably needs homework again. Or Magnifying glasses eyesonbrasil Amsterdam, 15 april 2024– Only Brazil and Mexico would survive as world economic powers in Latin America by 2030, according to a study by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and Standard Chartered released last week. The two countries are expected to experience significant economic growth within the next six years. The…
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By Alex Webb and Ian King / Bloomberg It was a strategic misstep of epic proportions. The US took a crucial early role in developing the semiconductor technology that underpins today’s revolution in artificial intelligence. Yet it’s a Dutch firm that now holds a monopoly on the process, and Asian manufacturers that dominate production. Extreme ultraviolet lithography machines are…
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eyesonindonesia 1. The BRICS Invitation: A Polite Decline Indonesia recently stood at the crossroads of opportunity. The club of emerging economies, known as BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa), extended an invitation. Yet, with grace and strategic foresight, Indonesia politely declined. Why? Because it recognizes that its national interests lie elsewhere. 2. The…
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eyesonindonesia Amsterdam, Feb.27th – Indonesian Tourism and Creative Economy Minister Sandiaga Uno has set a goal of 17 million foreign tourist visits to the archipelago by 2024. He expressed optimism that the goal is achievable with the support of collaboration of various economic players. He initially expected to see 14.7 million foreign tourist arrivals this year. But…
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When the G20 summit does grace the shores of Rio de Janeiro in November, Indonesia is poised to play a vital and inspiring role. Here’s what we can expect: Bridging the Pacific and Atlantic: Indonesia’s Strategic Position Indonesia, nestled between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, holds a unique geopolitical position. As a member of ASEAN…
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eyesonbrasil After a long period of waiting and hoping, Brazil is finally assuming the presidency of the G20. This historic milestone reflects the country’s growing role on the global stage and the opportunity to lead crucial discussions on economics, politics, and sustainable development. Understand how Brazil is positioning itself as a global leader. At www.eyesonbrasil.com we are…
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In this video, we take a deep dive into the history and current state of Cuba’s economy. From its origins as a tropical paradise and economic powerhouse, to its struggles with food shortages and economic decline, we explore the key factors that have shaped the country’s economic trajectory. From colonization and corporate domination to the…
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