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The INDONESIAN , (Jakarta)— The Central Board of the Indonesian Young Entrepreneurs Chamber of Commerce (BPP KAPMI) received a courtesy visit from the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Indonesia at the KAPMI Central Office, Priamanaya Building, Jalan Proklamasi No. 53, Pegangsaan, Menteng, Central Jakarta, on Wednesday (November 11, 2026).
The Kazakh delegation was led by Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Indonesia, Mr. Serzhan Abdykarimov, accompanied by Mr. Nurlan and Mr. Arnur Tanbay. The meeting marked an important opportunity to strengthen bilateral ties between the two nations.
Representing BPP KAPMI were Chairman Muliansyah Abdurahman, the Secretary‑General, Daily Chairman Tody Prabu, the vice‑chairmen, Board of Supervisors members Troy and Tomy, as well as KAPMI Expert Board members Kun Wardana and Bambang Susanto.
The KAPMI leadership warmly welcomed the Kazakh guests. The formal audience, which began at 09.00 WIB, was held to advance bilateral relations and explore strategic cooperation in investment, trade, and the development of a joint young‑entrepreneur network linking Indonesia and Kazakhstan.
During the closed‑door discussion, both sides dug into concrete investment and trade opportunities. Kazakhstan was framed as a key Central Asian strategic partner, with strong potential in energy, agriculture, logistics, and the halal‑industry sector — sectors that can be matched with the strengths of Indonesia’s young business operators.
The discussion also covered plans to build a strategic partnership between young entrepreneurs from the two countries. BPP KAPMI reaffirmed its commitment to serve as a business bridge, helping young companies from Indonesia and Kazakhstan gain reciprocal market access and new investment prospects.
The two sides also mapped out follow‑up cooperation materials and timelines, including plans for a return visit, joint business forums, and young‑entrepreneur delegation exchanges. They agreed to move forward with concrete action items from the meeting.
KAPMI Chairman Muliansyah Abdurahman stated that KAPMI stands ready to be the Embassy of Kazakhstan’s primary Indonesian partner in building the new international business network. He noted that Indonesia’s young entrepreneurs have a vital role to play in strengthening the country’s economic diplomacy.
The session closed with additional discussion on other priority matters and a group photograph. Both parties expressed hope that the meeting would launch a mutually beneficial, long‑term partnership between Indonesia and Kazakhstan, focused on national economic growth and the empowerment of young entrepreneurs. (End)
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