For persons over 14+
INNOPROM 2026 Partner Country
Republic of Indonesia
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заместитель директора Института востоковедения РАН, руководитель Центра арабских и исламских исследований
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Navigating Industrial Futures
In 2026, Indonesia will take part in INNOPROM for the first time as the official Partner Country. The national pavilion will showcase the country’s industrial transformation, production potential, innovation ecosystem, and investment opportunities.
284+
million people
1,45
trillion USD
Population of Indonesia
GDP of Indonesia
Leading industries
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Russia–Indonesia Trade 2025
USD 4.85 billion
Russia–Indonesia trade turnover
21,7%
Year-on-year growth
USD 2.97 billion
Russian exports
USD 1.88 billion
Imports from Indonesia
Indonesia’s participation as the INNOPROM Partner Country of means:
Expansion of industrial cooperation between Russia and Southeast Asia
Access for Russian companies to the ASEAN region market
Non-commodity export growth
Localizing joint production facilities
Technological exchange
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Василий Кузнецов
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заместитель директора Института востоковедения РАН, руководитель Центра арабских и исламских исследований
Россия - Саудовская Аравия: сто лет от недоверия к взаимному интересу
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What Visitors will find at the Indonesia stand
PAVILION
More than 50 exhibitors are expected, representing the key sectors of the Indonesian economy.
The theme of the national exposition is Charting the Course for an Industrial Future.
The image of the legendary Pinisi ship that is a symbol of connectivity and forward movement embodies Indonesia’s commitment to innovative and sustainable industry.
Immersive environment
Interactive spaces and visual narratives will immerse visitors in Indonesia’s industrial world.
Interactive technologies
Digital solutions, IoT, and industrial innovations that are shaping Indonesia’s future in key sectors will be on display.
Industry showcases
Priority industries, investment‑attractive projects, and national development initiatives that drive long‑term growth will be presented.
Future prospects
Learn how Indonesia is integrating sustainability, digital transformation, and industrial modernization.
Key industries and investment opportunities
- Advanced manufacturingModernization, technology adoption, and added value in domestic and international markets.
- Digital transformation and smart industryAI and IoT technologies, productivity growth, creation of new industry opportunities.
- New innovative opportunitiesIndustrial start-ups and clusters contributing to economic growth.
- Infrastructure and industrial ecosystemsIndustrial parks, logistics networks and business climate for investment growth.
- Sustainable industrial developmentGreen practices, resource efficiency and responsible industrial growth
Industrial cooperation between Indonesia and Russia lays the foundation for enhancing the domestic industry’s global competitive edge. What’s more, these steps demonstrate our commitment to strengthening relations with a strategic partner state focused on long-term cooperation.
Minister of Industry Agus Gumiwang Kartasasmita
PARTNER COUNTRY AGENDA AT INNOPROM
Monday, July 6
12:30 – 14:00
12:30 – 14:00
High End Materials & Solutions - Key Drivers of Russian - Indonesian Partnership
Congress Centre, Hall 3.4
As Russia and Indonesia deepen their economic partnership through growing trade, industrial cooperation, and the Indonesia–EAEU Free Trade Agreement, the aluminium sector has emerged as a strategic area for collaboration. By combining Russia’s technological expertise with Indonesia’s expanding manufacturing base, both countries can develop sustainable value chains, strengthen advanced manufacturing capabilities, and create new opportunities in innovation, processing technologies, standardization, and workforce development.
This session will explore how aluminium can serve as a key driver of long-term industrial partnership, competitiveness, and sustainable growth between Russia and Indonesia.
This session will explore how aluminium can serve as a key driver of long-term industrial partnership, competitiveness, and sustainable growth between Russia and Indonesia.
- Unlocking the Potential of Russian -Indonesian Cooperation in the Aluminium and Related Industries;
- Building Sustainable Cross-Border Supply Chains Based on the Advantages of Each Country's Aluminium Industry;
- Expanding Trade and Economic Cooperation between the Countries;
- Scientific and Technical Cooperation in Shipbuilding, Construction, Mechanical Engineering, Automotive, Energy, Aviation, and Transport Infrastructure;
- Standardization and Technical Regulation.
15:00 – 16:30
15:00 – 16:30
Driving Indonesia-Russia Industrial Partnership
The Stage at the Indonesia Pavilion
The semiconductor and telematics industries are strategic drivers of digital transformation and advanced manufacturing. As Indonesia seeks to strengthen its electronics ecosystem and Russia expands its technological capabilities, both countries have opportunities to enhance cooperation in investment, technology, innovation, and industrial development. This business forum aims to bring together government, industry, and research stakeholders to explore practical partnerships, strengthen supply chains, and promote mutually beneficial collaboration for the ASEAN and EAEU markets.
- Strengthening Indonesia–Russia Industrial Cooperation in Semiconductors and Positioning Indonesia as a Strategic Destination for Global Semiconductor Investment
- Indonesia’s Electronics Industry Development and Opportunities for Strategic Partnership
- Digital Innovation and Telematics Solutions for Smart Industries and Smart Cities
- Emerging Technology Start-ups and Innovation Ecosystems for Future Industrial Growth
- Russia’s Semiconductor Industry: Technology Capabilities and International Cooperation Opportunities
- Developing Advanced Computing Technologies and Bilateral Industrial Partnerships
- Microelectronics Manufacturing and Prospects for Supply Chain Collaboration
- Innovation and Next-Generation Semiconductor Technologies for Global Markets
Tuesday, July 7
11:00 – 12:15
11:00 – 12:15
Business Forum. Russia–Indonesia Industrial Dialogue
Congress Centre, Hall 2.1
Russian–Indonesian cooperation has gained significant momentum in recent years. Trade volumes continue to expand, reaching USD 3.6 billion, with nearly half consisting of industrial cooperation. A key priority is to translate this momentum into a stable long-term partnership through joint projects, industrial cooperation, and export support initiatives. To explore these opportunities, government officials, business associations, and industry leaders will come together for the main INNOPROM partner country session this year.
Key Discussion Topics:
Key Discussion Topics:
- Joint industrial projects.
- Investment opportunities for industrial companies in Russia and Indonesia.
- Tools and mechanisms to support exporters
Wednesday, July 8
9:30 – 11:00
9:30 – 11:00
Indonesia – ASEAN's Growth Hub: Expanding Trade Cooperation and Industrial
Partnership
Partnership
Trade representative Booth
As Southeast Asia’s largest economy and a member of BRICS, Indonesia offers significant opportunities for Russian companies seeking access to a dynamic industrial market and the broader ASEAN region. Supported by Indonesia’s growing manufacturing sector, extensive industrial estates, and the recently signed Free Trade Agreement between Indonesia and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), both countries are well-positioned to strengthen industrial and trade cooperation.
This session will bring together government representatives, industry leaders, and business practitioners to explore practical pathways for market entry, industrial localisation, investment collaboration, and supply chain integration, transforming growing bilateral interest into concrete business partnerships
This session will bring together government representatives, industry leaders, and business practitioners to explore practical pathways for market entry, industrial localisation, investment collaboration, and supply chain integration, transforming growing bilateral interest into concrete business partnerships
- Why is local presence essential for success in the Indonesian market?
- What practical steps must a foreign company take to establish a presence in Indonesia? (legal entity formation, regulatory requirements, partnerships)
- What localisation sites and industrial estates are available in Indonesia, and what preferences do they offer to foreign investors?
- How can products manufactured in Indonesia be exported to neighbouring ASEAN countries? Specifics, logistics, and opportunities.
- Expert and analytical support for localisation: market entry services, business surveys, logistics solutions.
- Investment environment and business climate: opportunities for Russian companies in Indonesia's industrial sector.
10:00 - 12:00
10:00 - 12:00
Dialogue Between Russian and Indonesian Industrial Estate: Regulatory
Harmonization and the Development of International Industrial Clusters
Harmonization and the Development of International Industrial Clusters
Indonesian Booth (Pavilion 4)
Strengthening cooperation between Russia and Indonesia through Special Economic Zones (SEZs) presents a significant opportunity to deepen industrial partnerships, expand trade, and support export-oriented growth. By aligning regulatory frameworks, preferential treatment mechanisms, and investment incentives, both countries can facilitate the establishment of joint industrial projects and "mirror" SEZs that reduce administrative barriers and accelerate business localization. Enhanced collaboration among SEZ residents will also foster integrated supply chains, lower production costs, and support the development of international industrial clusters.
To ensure long-term sustainability, both countries should promote joint capacity building programs and knowledge exchange in SEZ management, creating a strong foundation for future economic cooperation and investment. Sharing experience in SEZ regulation, management, administration, and incentive policies between Russia and Indonesia.
To ensure long-term sustainability, both countries should promote joint capacity building programs and knowledge exchange in SEZ management, creating a strong foundation for future economic cooperation and investment. Sharing experience in SEZ regulation, management, administration, and incentive policies between Russia and Indonesia.
- Harmonizing support measures and incentives to facilitate investment, technology transfer, and long-term industrial cooperation.
- Developing integrated supply chains and industrial clusters based on the capabilities and needs of SEZ residents in both countries.
- Exploring opportunities, legal frameworks, and implementation mechanisms for establishing joint SEZs in Russia and Indonesia.
- Leveraging the BRICS SEZ digital platform to improve information exchange, partner matching, and localization opportunities.
- Establishing joint training and educational programs to strengthen SEZ management and infrastructure development expertise.
12:30 - 14:00
12:30 - 14:00
Palm Oil and the Future of Sustainable Energy: Balancing Climate Goals, Energy Security and Economic Development
Congress Centre, Hall 3.2
As the global transition to low-carbon development accelerates, balancing climate goals with energy security, affordability, economic growth, and social inclusion remains a critical challenge. Biofuels have emerged as a practical and scalable renewable energy solution, with palm oil playing a unique role due to its high productivity and broad contribution to food, energy, and industrial value chains.
Indonesia, as the world’s largest palm oil producer and a leading biofuel producer, demonstrates how renewable energy development can support energy security, rural prosperity, industrial competitiveness, and emissions reduction. This discussion seeks to foster a balanced, science-based, and forward- looking dialogue on sustainable palm oil, renewable fuels, and their role in strengthening energy security while addressing sustainability, market access, and global climate policy challenges.
Indonesia, as the world’s largest palm oil producer and a leading biofuel producer, demonstrates how renewable energy development can support energy security, rural prosperity, industrial competitiveness, and emissions reduction. This discussion seeks to foster a balanced, science-based, and forward- looking dialogue on sustainable palm oil, renewable fuels, and their role in strengthening energy security while addressing sustainability, market access, and global climate policy challenges.
- Palm Oil and the Future of Sustainable Energy
- Biodiesel as a Strategic Tool for Energy Security
- Palm Oil and Sustainable Aviation Fuel
- Renewable Fuels and Industrial Decarbonization
- Science-Based Sustainability Standards
- Climate Goals, Energy Security and Economic Development
- Global Food Security and Agricultural Sustainability
- The Future of the Bioeconomy
- International Cooperation in Renewable Energy and Alternative Fuels
12:30 - 14:00
12:30 - 14:00
Building An Indonesia–Russia Shipbuilding Partnership
Developing Maritime Industrial Cooperation For Indonesia, Russia And The Asean Market
Developing Maritime Industrial Cooperation For Indonesia, Russia And The Asean Market
Indonesia National Exposition (Pavilion 4)
Indonesia and Russia are entering a new phase of industrial cooperation following the signing of the Indonesia–Russia Memorandum of Understanding on Shipbuilding Cooperation in December 2025. By combining Indonesia’s growing demand for maritime connectivity as the world’ s largest archipelagic nation with Russia’s advanced shipbuilding expertise and maritime technologies, both countries have significant opportunities to develop partnerships in vessel manufacturing, technology transfer, workforce development, and industrial investment. This session aims to translate government-level cooperation into concrete business collaborations and joint shipbuilding projects serving Indonesia and the wider ASEAN market.
- Implementing the Indonesia–Russia Shipbuilding Cooperation MoU Building an Indonesia–Russia Maritime Industrial Partnership Joint Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Opportunities
- Developing a Regional Shipbuilding Cluster for ASEAN High-Speed Passenger Vessels, Hydrofoils and Hovercraft Technologies
- Fishing Vessel Modernization
- LNG-Powered and Environmentally Friendly Ships
- Maritime Equipment Manufacturing and Localization
- Maritime Workforce Development
- Financing and Investment in Maritime Industries
Thursday, July 9
10:00 – 12:00
10:00 – 12:00
From Feedstocks To Advanced Manufacturing :
Building Integrated, Resilient, And Circular Petrochemical, Ceramic And Polymer Value Chains For The Eaeu And Asean Markets
Building Integrated, Resilient, And Circular Petrochemical, Ceramic And Polymer Value Chains For The Eaeu And Asean Markets
Indonesia National Exposition (Pavilion 4)
The Indonesia–EAEU Free Trade Agreement creates a historic opportunity to elevate Indonesia–Russia relations from commodity trade toward integrated industrial partnerships. This session will bring together Indonesian and Russian policymakers, industry associations, petrochemical producers, ceramic manufacturers, and construction stakeholders to explore practical cooperation in feedstocks, manufacturing, market access, investment and technology transfer. The objective is to build two-way value chains that connect Russian hydrocarbons and petrochemical feedstocks with Indonesian manufacturing capabilities and export opportunities into both the EAEU and ASEAN markets.
- Unlocking Strategic Cooperation in Petrochemicals and Ceramics (including rubber n plastics industries)
- Building Two-Way Industrial Value Chains Linking Russia, Indonesia and the EAEU Market.
- Naphtha, LPG and Petrochemical Feedstock Cooperation.
- Expanding Indonesian Ceramic and Construction Material Exports to Russia and the EAEU.
- Housing and Infrastructure Development as Drivers of Demand.
- Investment Opportunities in Downstream Manufacturing and Construction Materials.
- Technology Transfer, Innovation and Human Capital Development.
- Standards, Certification and Technical Regulations
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