Economy

November 15, 2025, Papua entered a new phase of economic transformation—one shaped not by large-scale infrastructure or extractive industries, but by the power of creativity, local expertise, and community-driven enterprise. …

As December draws near, communities across Papua and Maluku are bracing not just for the festive glow of Christmas lights and New Year’s celebrations but for the unpredictable wrath of …

On the rugged, rain-forested border that divides Indonesia’s Papua province from Papua New Guinea (PNG), a deeper story of cooperation is quietly unfolding—one of roads and buses, trade and people, …

In the radiant morning light of Jayapura, the capital city of Papua, the energy was electric. Along the waterfront, colorful booths filled with locally made crafts, woven bags, coffee beans, …

In the quiet coastal regency of Biak Numfor, Papua Barat, a small but meaningful movement is taking shape—one that blends tradition, creativity, and government policy into a single, hopeful narrative. …

In the heart of eastern Indonesia, Papua stands at a critical intersection of economic empowerment and social welfare. Behind the lush hills, remote villages, and abundant agricultural potential, two crucial …

When dawn breaks over the wide expanse of Merauke’s southern coast, the air carries a salty promise. Wooden boats glide quietly over turquoise waters, and fishermen pull their nets with …

In the far reaches of Indonesia’s Papua region, the sound of progress is no longer only heard from mining trucks or construction machinery. In Mimika Regency, it comes from something …

When the vibrant banners of the Garuda Indonesia Travel Fair (GATF) 2025 were raised inside Mal Jayapura this October, it wasn’t just another commercial event—it was a symbol of post-pandemic …

In the lush, resource-rich region of Papua, a quiet but powerful transformation is taking root — one that centers not on politics or infrastructure, but on women. The Papuan People’s …