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Google Log in with your social account Topics : LOG INDon’t have an account? Register here Timah shareholders-meeting Bangka-Belitung commissioner tin-prices expansion governor Facebook Forgot Password ? Publicly-listed tin miner PT Timah Tbk appointed on Monday a retired marine general, a former intelligence officer and a former Bangka Belitung governor as new commissioners to oversee the company’s business activities.Retired general Alfan Baharudin, former State Intelligence Agency (BIN) officer Satriya Hari Prasetya and former governor of Bangka Belitung province Rustam Effendi were appointed as president commissioner, independent commissioner and commissioner for the state-owned company, respectively, during a shareholders meeting in Jakarta.“This is part of our effort to freshen up and accelerate the company’s operations with big challenges ahead,” said Timah president director Mochtar Riza Pahlevi Tabrani after the meeting.Timah has several major projects in the pipeline including the construction of an US$80 million s… Linkedin
Google Facebook LOG INDon’t have an account? Register here Log in with your social account Topics : Linkedin Forgot Password ? From automotives and textiles to education and energy services, Indonesia seeks to expand market access and attract investment from Australia through the new Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA).Trade Minister Agus Suparmanto said the deal would enhance market access for Indonesia’s products and make them more competitive in Australia.“We are hoping that this agreement will reduce Indonesia’s trade deficit by boosting our exports,” said Agus in a video posted by the Foreign Ministry over the weekend.Indonesia posted a trade deficit of US$3.2 billion last year, lower than the $8.6 billion deficit in 2018.Read also: Jokowi hopes Indonesians, Australians will benefit from landmark free trade dealStatistics Indonesia data showed that both exports and imports contracted last year, dragging down the country&… IA-CEPA free-trade trade-agreement Australia exports imports investment Jokowi Airlangga-Hartarto Trade-Minister-Agus-Suparmanto
This year alone, L’Etape by Tour de France is set for 20 editions in 13 countries including Indonesia and Thailand.“We will also cooperate with the hotel association in West Nusa Tenggara to provide a tour and hotel package,” Zacky said.West Nusa Tenggara Tourism Agency head Lalu Muhammad Faozal said the April event would be beneficial for tourism in the region as April usually marked a low season.“Cycling is a massive sport. Let’s say that each participant brings more than two crew members. With [the current] 1,300 participants staying for over three days, can you imagine how much would they spend during their stay for the event?” he said. Topics : According to Rocca data, as of Wednesday 1,300 people from 17 countries, including Australia, Canada, France, Portugal and Pakistan, have signed up for the race since registration opened in October. The organizer will close registration once the number reaches 1,500 participants.The race will be divided into two categories, 80 kilometers and 135 km. First held in 1993, L’Étape du Tour is an organized mass participation cycling event that allows amateur cyclists to race over the same route as a Tour de France stage.It has been held in countries such as Mexico, Columbia, the United States and China.
L’Etape Indonesia, a cycling event for amateurs under Amaury Sports Organization, which organizes the Tour de France, will bring a taste of Grand Tour cycling to Mandalika, Lombok, on April 5.The event, organized jointly with local sporting event company Rocca, aims to promote Mandalika’s tourism potential while giving participants the Tour de France experience.“For us, Lombok is a sleeping giant of tourism that has yet to boom. It’s a cycling paradise for the amateurs. Our route covers everything [as participants] can see mountains, hills, rice paddies and beaches,” Zacky Badrudin, event director of L’Etape Indonesia by Tour de France, said in a press conference in Jakarta on Wednesday.
“We don’t want to play in front of an empty stadium and we don’t want games or competitions suspended. But if doing so helps one individual stay healthy – just one – we do it no questions asked,” Klopp added.”Today’s decision and announcement is being implemented with the motive of keeping people safe. Because of that we support it completely.”The message from the team to our supporters is only about your well-being. Put your health first. Don’t take any risk. Think about the vulnerable in our society and act where possible with compassion for them.” “First and foremost, all of us have to do whatever we can to protect one another. In society I mean. This should be the case all the time in life, but in this moment I think it matters more than ever,” Klopp said in a statement on Liverpool’s website.”I’ve said before that football always seems the most important of the least important things. Today, football and football matches really aren’t important at all.”If it’s a choice between football and the good of the wider society, it’s no contest.”The Premier League considered holding matches in empty stadiums but after Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta and Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi tested positive for the virus, it held an emergency meeting on Friday and suspended the league. Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp said on Friday football was no longer a priority amid the coronavirus outbreak and society must do all it can to put health first and look after people.The Premier League became the latest high-profile competition to announce a suspension as the pandemic continued its shutdown of world sport, with the English top-flight suspended until April 4.Liverpool need six more points to seal the league title but, with the number of people worldwide infected by the virus climbing to nearly 135,000 and killing more than 4,900, Klopp said playing football was not an option.
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