Cara mereka memang begitu.
----- Original Message -----
From: Teddy S.
To: [email protected]
Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2011 11:16 PM
Subject: [proletar] Re: India Set To Pour $12 Billion Into Indonesia
Saya duga India akan mengexpor satu set struktur piramida perusahaan yang
posisi-posisi tingginya akan ditempati oleh orang-orang India hingga pendapatan
mereka bisa naik banyak daripada pendapatan yang mereka bisa peroleh selama
masih bekerja di India.
--- In [email protected], "sunny" <ambon@...> wrote:
>
> Refleksi : Barangkali kita harus dengan penuh kejujuran melihat apa yang
ditawarkan oleh SBY kepada India, yaitu bahwa rezim NKRI berkuasa sekarang ini
lumpuh tidak berguna untuk pembangunan dan oleh karena itu ditawarkan
proyek-proyek kepada pihak luarnegeri seperti India.
>
> Any commission?
>
> Dirgahayu ketergantungan! Dirgahayu putih merah!
>
>
http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/india-set-to-pour-12-billion-into-indonesia/418638
>
> India Set To Pour $12 Billion Into Indonesia
> Ismira Lutfia | January 24, 2011
>
> President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, shown in this file photo, flies to
India today for a three-day state visit with the promise of $12 billion in
bilateral business deals waiting to be signed. (EPA Photo)
>
>
> President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono flies to India today for a three-day
state visit with the promise of $12 billion in bilateral business deals waiting
to be signed, pushing India to the forefront as one of Indonesia's biggest
foreign investors.
>
> The 15 major deals, in the areas of infrastructure, natural resources,
manufacturing and services, are due to be signed on Tuesday, with India seeing
them as a gateway to access the Southeast Asian market.
>
> The deals are among the more than 30 bilateral agreements in an assortment
of areas that will be signed during Yudhoyono's visit to India from Monday to
Wednesday, his second visit as head of state.
>
> Securing the new deals would mark a major addition to fast-growing Indian
investment in the country, Indian Ambassador to Indonesia Biren Nanda said in
an interview.
>
> "We have had investments in textiles, automotive and banking, and now, in
this new phase, we are going to have investments in infrastructure, natural
resources, manufacturing and services, and the volume of trade will be huge,"
he said.
>
> Nanda added that as one of the dialogue partners of the Association of the
Southeast Asian Nations, of which Indonesia is a leading member and current
chairman, India sees the free trade agreements the regional bloc has with those
dialogue partners as "creating unique opportunities" for investors
>
> "One of major motivations behind Indian investors wanting to invest in
Indonesia is that they seek not only to access the Indonesian market, but also
the Asean market," Nanda said, giving the example of Indian motorcycle
companies that manufacture in Indonesia but also export their motorcycles to
the Philippines.
>
> "Many [Indian companies] want to manufacture here because they are also
looking at the entire Asean market and because Indonesia is one of the few
countries that has done exceptionally well during the economic crisis," he
said.
>
> Apart from securing a series of bilateral cooperation and business deals on
Tuesday, Yudhoyono's visit to India also includes attending India's Republic
Day celebrations on Wednesday.
>
> The president will be the chief guest during the ceremony to commemorate
India's Constitution taking effect on Jan. 26, 1950, after gaining its
independence from the United Kingdom in 1947.
>
> During Yudhoyono's first state visit in 2005, the two countries signed an
agreement on establishing a strategic partnership in various areas including
trade and economy.
>
> Since then, bilateral trade has increased significantly, from a mere $4
billion in 2005 to nearly $12 billion in 2010, making Indonesia India's
second-largest trading partner in Asean.
>
> "We hope through this visit we will carry our relations to a new level,"
Nanda said.
>
> The ambassador also said the business deals to be signed will
"quantitatively change" Indonesian-Indian trade relations.
>
> "So this is something very positive for our relationship because, in the
modern world, trade and investment are very strong binding factors between
countries," he added.
>
>
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