Jakarta
Old Asia hands will tell you that time goes slow in Indonesia, something I've heard referred to as 'rubber time'. Hmm, I'm not so sure.
Touched down in Jakarta around noon yesterday, and I've already managed to have a couple of nasi padang meals; check out venues for next year's Indonesian Transport Forum that we're holding in February; had a meeting with His Excellency Boedino, Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs; and listened to President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono as he introduced 10 model infrastructure projects for foreign investors to participate in. And it's still not even 11am yet!
Touched down in Jakarta around noon yesterday, and I've already managed to have a couple of nasi padang meals; check out venues for next year's Indonesian Transport Forum that we're holding in February; had a meeting with His Excellency Boedino, Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs; and listened to President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono as he introduced 10 model infrastructure projects for foreign investors to participate in. And it's still not even 11am yet!
posted by James Smith at 10:57 am
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