Indonesia News EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA IN ANKARA, TURKEY

Volume XXIII – June/July 2009

In conjunction with :

The 22nd International

Plastic and Rubber

Machinery, Processing and

Materials Exhibition

2 – 5 December, 2009 at Jakarta International Expo, Kemayoran, Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia

Why Visit Top quality international, business to business events serving specialized industry sectors.

A highly targeted audience of your fellow industry professionals.

The most cost effective means of sourcing products, services and information in your industry.

Direct personal access to the suppliers of the leading technology.

The opportunity to question, examine and compare the performance of competitive suppliers from around the world.

New product launches with linked conferences, exhibitor seminars and networking events.

The most time efficient forum to keep up to date with state of the art products, innovations and developments in your market.

An excellent track record of introducing new to market technology.

Thousands of international companies to new regional partners, importers, agents and distributors.

New business opportunities by providing direct negotiation with exhibitor’s senior decision makers.

For further info, please contact the Organizer

PT. PAMERINDO BUANA ABADI

Deutsche Bank Building, 13th Floor

Jln. Imam Bonjol No.80, Jakarta 10310, INDONESIA

Tel: +62 (0) 2 - 316 2001 Fax: +62 (0) 2 - 316 1981 / 4

E-mail : info@pamerindo.com

Exhibit Profile (plastic & rubber processing): Additives, Adhesive and Glues, Auxiliary/Ancillary Equipments,

CAD/CAM/CAE Software, Coating Compounds, Contract

Manufacturing/Assembly Services, Extruders/Extrusion Lines, Fibres and

Materials, Fillers, Finishing, Decorating, Printing and Marking, Foam and

Intermediates, Injection and Blow Moulding Material Formulating/Compounding,

Measuring, Control and Test Equipments, Moulds and Dies, Packaging Equipments and Supplies, Paint and Resins, Parts and

Components, Post Pre and Post Processing Machines and Recycling, Presses,

Thermoplastics and Technical Parts, Thermoplastic Elastomers, Welding

24th NATIONAL AND MERCHANDISE COMMODITY SHOW The 24th Trade Expo Indonesia 2009 is set to open on 28 October – 1 November 2009. Like in the previous shows, Trade Expo Indonesia 2009 will showcase all Indonesian export products ranging

from industrial, mining, agricultural to Craft sectors. The last year show successfully attracted more than 7.444 buyers from 119 countries, and generated in total trade transactions valued at US$ 217.29 millions.

The fact that thousands of buyers from many countries come to visit Trade Expo Indonesia every year demonstrates a high commitment of Indonesia’s trading partners around the world as Indonesia is one of the potential and reliable suppliers of qualified and competitive consumer products. Indonesia Icon Pavilion of Trade Expo Indonesia 2009 is the showcase of potential, unique and best quality value-added products, resources and services which meet international standards of export. In this pavilion it is also displayed specific products that have ISO, Ecolabel and CSR. They boast a synergy of cultural heritage, creative innovations and technology to form an exceptional competitive advantage that is distinctively Indonesia.

PRODUCTS ON DISPLAY : Extensive Choice of Quality Products with added Value with a new spirit for offering Indonesia's best in the world, Trade Expo Indonesia is designed to accommodate multiplicity of products with highest craftsmanship, advanced technology and competitive price. Producers can take this opportunity to introduce their latest range of export quality products while buyers can take a closer look at what Indonesia has to offer and explore its potentials. Both parties can take advantage of the occasion to pursue future business prospects.

Main products: Cocoa, Coffee, Crude Palm Oil, Automotive Components, Electricity and Electronics, Footwear, Furniture, Prawn, Rubber and Rubber Products, Textile and Textile Products. Potential Products: Fish and Fish Products, Handicrafts, Herbal, Essential Oils, Jewellery and Accessories, Leather and Leather Products, Medical Instruments and Appliances, Processed Foods, Stationery Non-Paper, Spices. Multi Products: Agricultural Products, Building Materials, Chemical Products, Food and Beverages, Glassware, Heavy Machineries and Equipments, Household Goods, Paper Products, Sport Equipments, Wooden Products, Miscellaneous.

For further information please contact : NAFED (National Agency For Export Development) Gedung Utama 4th Floor, Jln. M.I. Ridwan Rais No. 5, Jakarta Pusat 10110, INDONESIA

Phone / Fax : (62-21) 23528651 Email : nafed@nafed.go.id

Indonesia’s archipelago of over 17.000 islands provides you with countless destinations to cater to the well-heeled, five-star tourist to the easy-going, backpacking traveller. Yes, Indonesia gives all Buyers and Sellers over 17.000 reasons why all should be at TIME 2009. After fourteen successive staging, TIME 2009 aims at linking the two of you to bring the wonders of the Indonesian archipelago to the travelling world. Organized by the Indonesia Promotion Board (ITPB), Garuda Indonesia and this year hosted by West Nusa Tenggara Regional Province, Lombok – Sumbawa Tourism Promotion Board and its tourism industry,

this great travel event showcase world’s fastest-growing tourism area under one roof with qualify products aimed at every market. This diverse nation of over 200 million people offer everything from value for money tour packages to the more exotic eco-tourism, a world-class tropical underwater world, international class hotels and convention venues, and for the more adventurous – a journey to the habitat of the fearsome komodo dragons and more. Universally recognized as the leading travel industry event for Indonesia, TIME 2009 brings you: Experience meeting All of Indonesia Under One Roof Direct contact, rewarding and more networking with worldwide industry Buyers Diversified tourism destination, new products and services Indonesia proud to offer See Indonesian Sellers from the leading company in the industry Comprehensive information on latest travel industry developments Experience the Indonesian warm hospitality through all social function Meet and Greet your international and national travel partners A chance to meet and get response from the world-leading travel publication Very best selection of post tour from Indonesia Close encounters with Lombok Sumbawa, West Nusa Tenggara.

TIME 2009 SECRETARIAT C/O Pacto Convex Ltd.

Lagoon Tower Level B1, The Sultan Hotel Jln. Jend. Gatot Subroto, Jakarta 10270,

INDONESIA Phone : (62-21) 570 5800 Ext. 214 / 504

Fax : (62-21) 570 5798 tiara_hsb@cbn.net.id, convex11@cbn.net.id

www.pasarwisata.com

PROJECTS OFFERED

Public – Private Partnerships (PPP) INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS IN INDONESIA (Cont. from previous volume)

Project Title: Kualananu Airport Railway Development

Contracting Agency : Ministry of Transportation Address: Jln. Medan Merdeka Barat No. 8, Jakarta 10110, INDONESIA Phone: +62 – 21 – 3517608 Fax: +62 – 21 – 3852671 Contact Person: Mr. Santoso Eddy Wibowo Position: Head of Strategic Analysis of Transportation Services Centre Email: pakeddy1955@yahoo.com

Project Location : North Sumatera Province Estimated Project Cost : US$ 15 Million Project Specification : Development of railway track from Kualanamu Airport to Araskabu Station (around 4 km); Development of Railway Station supporting facilities in several Railway Stations.

Project Basic Idea : Background Government of Indonesia will replace the existing airport in Medan to Kualanamu Airport. Airport development is still under preparation, and hopefully within next couple of years the airport is ready to be operated. It is planned that the access to Kualanamu airport from Medan city or vice versa will be provided by toll road that will be developed in the same time with airport development. To provide alternative land transportation from Medan city to Kualanamu airport, Government of Indonesia will develop railway services between those areas. Urgency To increase supports to Kualanamu airport development, especially for passengers and goods from Medan city to Kualanamu airport. Benefit To support efficient airport services and provide jobs during project development and operation of railway services.

Expected Time of Project Implementation :

Project Preparation : 2009–2010 Tender : 2011

Contract Signing : 2012 Construction : 2012 – 2013 Operation : 2014

Project Title: Gedebage, Bandung Municipal, Integrated Terminal (Railway)

Contracting Agency : Mayor of Bandung City Address: Jln. Wastukancana No. 2 Bandung, Jawa Barat, INDONESIA Phone: +62–22–2506061 Fax : +62–22–2510731

Contact Person : Mrs. Dra. Kamalia, MSP Position: Head of Local Government Development and Planning Agency Address : Jln. Taman Sari No. 76, Bandung, Jawa Barat, INDONESIA Phone: +62–22–2500950 Fax : +62–22–2500950 Project Location : Gedebage, Bandung Municipal

Project Specification : Development of container terminal and other supporting facilities for cargo terminal

Estimated Project Cost : US$ 25 Million

Expected Time of Implementation : Project Preparation : 2009 – 2010 Tender : 2010 Contract Signing : 2011 Construction : 2011 – 2012 Operation : 2013

Project Basic Idea : Background Gedebage is an area in Bandung City that is already being developed as container terminal, and dry port for export and import of goods. In the future, the Government of Bandung City plans to move and spread the centre of development in some areas, one of them is Gedebage. In Gedebage there will be a developed centre of business and public services such as sport centre, business centre, etc. To support this plan, Gedebage will be developed as railway terminal of passengers and goods. This railways terminal may be combined with bus terminal or other facilities that can support development of Gedebage as centre of development in Bandung City. Urgency

To reduce over capacity of Bandung City, especially for textile and textile product, factory outlet, sport facilities, culinary and other business.

To spread capacity in developed area of Bandung to another area so that transportation in Bandung City will be more comfortable.

Benefit

To increase development of terminal container that will support export and import of goods directly to Bandung and surrounding cities as export oriented product centre.

To increase the development of new area to reduce over capacity of Bandung City.

Gajah Tunggal is the largest integrated tire manufacturer in Southeast Asia and produces and markets a full range of tires and inner tubes for motorcycle, passenger cars, commercial and heavy equipment vehicles. Established in 1951, PT Gajah Tunggal Tbk began its tire manufacturing by producing bicycle tires. Thereafter, the Company has grown to become the largest integrated tire producer in South-East Asia. The Company expanded its production and diversified its product range by producing motorcycle tires in 1971, followed by bias tires for

In May 2004, Gajah Tunggal and Michelin signed business cooperation agreements focused on the manufacturing of passenger car tires for Michelin markets outside Indonesia and distribution activities in Indonesia. As the largest integrated tire manufacturer in Southeast Asia, Gajah Tunggal produces and distributes high quality tires for passenger car, SUV's, commercial, off-the-road, industrial and motorcycles. It also manufactures and distributes other rubber related products such as synthetic rubber, tire cords, inner tube, flap, o-ring and more.

PRODUCTS – Passenger Car Tire (Everyday use, SUV/4*4, Winter, Commercial Van)

The Company currently operates 5 modernized tires and inner tubes manufacturing plants for many types and sizes of radial, bias and motorcycle tires, and 2 tire-related production facilities which manufacture tire cord and SBR (Styrene Butadiene Rubber). These five tire plants together with the tire cord plant are strategically located in Tangerang, about 30 kilometers west of Jakarta, Indonesia. The Company’s SBR plant is located at the Chemical Industrial park in Merak, Banten, about 90 km west of Jakarta.

passenger and commercial vehicles in 1981. In the early ‘90’s, the Company started to produce radial tires for passenger cars and light trucks.

In 2005, the Company commenced an expansion program aimed at increasing the installed capacities of radial and motorcycle tires as well as motorcycle tubes at sites adjacent to the current tire plants. Under this program, radial tire installed capacity will increase from 30,000 pcs/day to 45,000 pcs/day. This expansion will be done in three stages and is expected to be completed in 2010. Motorcycle tire installed capacity will increase from 37,000 pcs/day in 2005 to 105,000 pcs/day at the beginning of 2011, also in stages. Currently the motorcycle tire capacity runs at 55,000 pcs/day already, while radial tire capacity increased to 35,000 pcs/day. Next to the expansion of the radial and motorcycle plants, the Company also aims to increase utilization, and hence increasing overall output. The Company continued to pursue the rationalisation of its production costs and to secure the supply of raw materials for its manufacturing operations through a vertical integration strategy which was executed through the acquisition of assets that produce key raw materials for its manufacturing process.

PRODUCTS – Commercial Car Tire (Commercial van and Light truck, Truck/Bus, Off the road, Industrial, Agriculture)

PRODUCTS – Motorbike Tire (Commonly street tires, Scooter tires, Motor Cross tires)

PT Gajah Tunggal Tbk Head office : Wisma Hayam Wuruk 10th Floor, Jln. Hayam Wuruk 8, Jakarta 10120, INDONESIA

Phone : +62-21-3459302, 21-3459431 Fax : +62-21-3804908 Email : sales@gt-tires.com Website : www.gt-tires.com

Have you tried a sensational adventure in open nature by traveling across a thick forest full of wild animals? If you like to play with various types of tame and wild animals like tigers, lions and crocodiles in their native habitat, then Taman Safari Indonesia is a good choice. Taman Safari Indonesia or the Indonesian Safari Park is a conservation center as well as a modern zoological garden with various collections of flora and fauna. In this Park, you will not only enjoy the beauty of it‘s nature, but also interact directly or watch the animals wander around freely. Visitors can also travel in this conservation area using their private car or a provided bus through these amazing wild habitats. In Indonesia, Safari Parks are available in three provinces; Taman Safari I in Cisarua Bogor, West Java, Taman Safari II in Mount Arjuna, Prigen, East Java, and Taman Safari III (Bali Safari and Marine Park) in Serongga Gianyar, Bali. Among these three tourist sites, Taman Safari I in Bogor is the most famous site for domestic as well as foreign tourists. It was built in 1930 and previously called Radio Safari Garden and Taman Safari Televisi Indonesia. It is also a buffer zone for Gunung Gede Pangrango National Park and is situated

900 to 1,800 meters above sea level.

Taman Safari has a collection of animals from nearly all over the world and local animals such as komodo, bison, sun bears, white tigers, elephants, anoa, etc. There are more than 2,500 animals in Taman Safari Bogor with hundreds of species currently being maintained. When entering Taman Safari Bogor, visitors will notice sensational shady trees and cool weather from Mount Gede Pangrango. It will certainly attract you to start your adventure in open nature. Using cars, you will enter various habitats of tame and wild animals such as tigers, lions, komodo, bears and crocodiles. Although you are not allowed to get out of your car or open your door or window, you still can see the animals’ activities closely. Traveling with your children in this location will certainly be unforgettable. Don't forget to take pictures of these amazing animals.

After watching animals in their habitats, you can take your children to enjoy various animal attractions performed by orangutans, dogs and even goats. These attractions take about half an hour. You could also visit the bird park, animal education show, reptiles, baby zoo, elephant and horse riding, safari trek, and wild-wild west exhibits. If your children like to see cowboys in action, then you could take them to the wild-wild west. It is a show in a cowboy-like setting. What an attraction!

Another interesting venue to see is Baby Zoo, where you could cuddle animal babies and take their pictures. After visiting such venues, you could eat at one of the food vender stands. Before going home, don't forget to buy souvenirs. Its not difficult to reach Taman Safari I. Its located near the Puncak Pass area – a favorite site for Jakartans for relaxing. You can take a rented car or buy a tour package offered by your travel agent. Visiting Taman Safari is not only for tourism but also a fun and educational adventure for your children teaching them about various types of flora and fauna. Their laughter and screams will surely bring joy and excitement to your journey.

SAFARI TREK in Taman Safari (Trek, Outbond, and Fun) This is one of the interesting activities at Taman Safari Indonesia. We challenge you to walk through safari jungle on the narrow trail. You can enjoy pleasant view on Mount Pangrango. Safari Trek has two routes. There are the Kancil Route and the Macan Tutul Route. The distance of Kancil Route is 3 kms, and it is finished on the Macan Tutul Camping Resort. The distance of Macan Tutul Route is 8 kms, and it will be finished on the Hotel Safari. While you enjoy the beautiful scenery in trek, you may also meet many kinds of animals and flowers. Safari Trek and Outbonds is opened from 08.00 to 11.00 a.m. only on Saturday, Sunday, and National holidays. Another interesting activity is Safari TrekSafari Trek & Funs, benefits include you and your family may enjoy the amazing amusement park inside Taman Safari Indonesia. Safari Trek & Funs fee is Rp. 75,000 (± US$ 7,5) for each persons, minimum 10 persons. Reservation necessary.

Amusement and Rides : Sky Lift, Merry Go Round, Giant Wheel, Bom Bom Car, Go-cart, Lolly Swing, Flume Ride, Pony Rides,

Ghost House, Swimming Pool,

Flying Bikes, Foamball, Water Canoe, Jet Coaster, Crazy Plane, Space Shuttle, Camel Rides, Spinboat, Pony Rodeo, Jet Boat, Mini Jet, Kiddy Rides, Matter Horn,

Speedway, Elephant Rides, Photo with Animals, Climbing Car.

How To visit Taman Safari Indonesia?

The location Taman Safari Indonesia is in the highway between Jakarta and Bandung West Java. It is just 80 km drive from

Soekarno – Hatta International Airport Jakarta or only 1.5 – 2 hours by vehicle.

While from Bandung , it is 78 km or 3 hours by car. If using a public transportation / bus from Jakarta or Bandung, stop at Cisarua / Safari T-Intersection then continue by Ojek (hired motorcyle) or Angkot (local public transportation) to reach Taman Safari Indonesia in 10 minutes. If you take a bus form Jakarta , you go to Kampung Rambutan The Bus station in East Jakarta, or you can take the train or bus to Bogor, then transit by Angkot ( Public Transportation) to Cisarua and continue by the mini angkot to Taman Safari Indonesia. From Soekarno Hatta International Airport, you can take DAMRI Bus direct to Bogor City then transit to public transportation to Cianjur or Cisarua. Stop at the Safari T-intersection then continue by Ojek (hired motorcyle) or Angkot (local public transportation) to reach Taman Safari Indonesia in 10 minutes. Or use a Travel Agent

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