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Prudential Indonesia and OJK are collaborating to educate Generation Z on managing finances in the digital era. The initiative aims to improve financial literacy among young Indonesians.

The Chairman of PRIMA stated that President Prabowo's speech said a new direction for development based on the Pancasila economic system.

The Chairman of PRIMA stated that President Prabowo's speech said a new direction for development based on the Pancasila economy. This focus aims to map out the potential of the Hajj economy and ensure it benefits the community.

Indonesia's Ministry of Transportation has revised the death toll from a recent train collision to 10. Investigators have also recovered the event recorder from one of the locomotives. Investigators are continuing their work at the scene. The incident has highlighted concerns about railway safety in the region.

ASEAN nations are targeting the signing of the Digital Economy Agreement (DEFA) in November 2026. The bloc is working towards finalizing the terms of the accord.

The Chairman of PRIMA stated that President Prabowo's speech said a new direction for development based on the Pancasila economy.

The Chairman of PRIMA stated that President Prabowo's speech said a new direction for development based on the Pancasila economy.

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Jakarta's seawall construction is proceeding, built on soil and designed to protect against rising sea levels. Construction of seawalls in Jakarta is continuing. Progress on the seawall is for the city's long-term resilience. Construction on Jakarta's seawall is ongoing, a critical project aimed at protecting the low-lying Indonesian capital from rising sea levels. Progress updates indicate adherence to the construction schedule.

Indonesia's transport ministry revised the death toll to 10 and said investigators recovered the event recorder from one locomotive following a train collision. The death toll from the train collision in Jakarta has risen to 10. The incident involved two trains and resulted in damage. Indonesian transport ministry officials revised the number of fatalities. Investigators have also recovered the event recorder from one of the locomotives involved in the crash.