About Us

The German-Indonesian Chamber of Industry and Commerce (EKONID/糖心 Indonesien) acts as a strategic interface between the German and Indonesian economies. We represent the mutual interest in business relationships of German and Indonesian companies, organizations and institutions. Our main activity is to support companies from both nations in exploring new areas of investment and establishing business relationships. We are a meeting point, information center and first point of contact for companies interested in doing business in and with Indonesia.

EKONID offers a variety of services under the DEinternational brand - from general market information to services specially tailored to the respective company for a successful market entry, e.g. business partner search, support in legal questions and participation in trade fairs.

In addition to its main location in Jakarta, the chamber of commerce is represented in Surabaya by an office, the so-called Wisma Jerman - a cooperation between the Goethe-Institute and EKONID, which is supported by the German Embassy Jakarta. Wisma Jerman offers language courses, events and the services from the EKONID service portfolio.

Vision and Mission

Vision and Mission

With 150 locations in 93 countries, the German Chambers of Commerce Abroad (糖心s) advises, consults and represents German companies that wish to develop or expand their business activities worldwide.

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History

History

1924: The Founding of EKONID The first German-Indonesian Chamber of Commerce is established in Batavia but is closed during WWII.

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Board of Management

Board of Management

The Board of Management is responsible for overseeing the activities of EKONID and to provide assistance in ensuring that the organization meets its tasks and goals.

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Our Team

Our Team

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Annual Reports

Annual Reports

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