Estonia - Indonesia CEO Business Forum Set to Strengthen Bilateral Innovation and Growth

KBRN, Jakarta : The Estonia–Indonesia CEO Business Forum, jointly organized by the Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kaubandus-Tööstuskoda/KTK) and the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin), is set to serve as a strategic platform to strengthen bilateral economic cooperation, spur innovation-driven partnerships, and explore business opportunities between the two nations.

The forum take place on 22 April 2025 in Jakarta and bring together senior government officials, leading business executives, and innovation experts from both Estonia and Indonesia. The Estonian delegation is led by Margus Tsahkna, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Estonia.

He will be accompanied by H.E. Priit Turk, Ambassador of the Republic of Estonia to Indonesia, Singapore and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Princess Adriana Sri Lestari, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Estonia for the Consular Region of the Special Capital District of Jakarta, and Bharat Ghansham Advani, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Estonia for the Consular Region of Bali and East Java.

The Estonian Business Delegation to Indonesia represents a diverse array of sectors, including information and communication technology (ICT), industrial automation, forestry and agriculture, food industry technology, beverage manufacturing, and travel services. The partnership goals of these companies are centered around establishing strategic collaborations within Indonesia's market landscape.

“The Estonia-Indonesia CEO Business Forum is designed to serve as a bridge between our nation's private sectors. It brings together decision-makers and visionaries who believe in the value of innovation, sustainability, and cross-border collaboration,” Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna, emphasized the event's strategic significance.

With a focus on digital transformation, sustainability, and bilateral trade, this event marks a pivotal step in elevating Estonia–Indonesia relations through structured, action-oriented dialogue. Key areas of focus include digital transformation, cyber security, greentech, cleantech, maritime and F&B.

Source : Indonesian Chamber of Commerce