Phil Turtle
National President

President's Column

Dear Members and Friends,

This month gone past has seen a new Prime Minister and Trade Minister sworn in after a tumultuous fortnight in Australian politics. Fresh in these new roles, both made their way to Jakarta in recent days to announce that negotiations on the long-awaited Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement
(IA-CEPA) have been concluded.

This visit in itself is quite a remarkable achievement, but coming together with the announcement on IA-CEPA and that of a broader Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, the future of our mutual relationship has surely taken several significant steps forward.

Prime Minister Hon Scott Morrison MP together with HE President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo in formal and less formal situations at the Bogor Palace, one of 6 Presidential Palaces of Indonesia

I had the privilege of representing AIBC in Jakarta during the visit, and attended the major Indonesia Australia Business Forum, which was filled to beyond capacity. In attendance were many key business and government figures deeply involved in the relationship, and the overwhelming sentiment was strongly positive about the IA-CEPA and the prospects for better days ahead in our Trade and Investment relationship.

Indonesia’s Vice President, Jusuf Kalla, addressed the forum along with Prime Minister Scott Morrison, and our Prime Minister thanked the Vice President for his strong personal efforts to drive IA-CEPA forward. The Prime Minister stressed that Indonesia’s success is Australia’s success, and that our countries must forge our mutual futures as a true partnership between friends. He also stressed that he and President Jokowi were firmly committed to IA-CEPA and to “get it inked”. To hearty applause, Prime Minister Morrison closed with the words “ayo kita maju bersama” or translated into Australian English “C’mon, let’s move forward together”.

Following the presentations, I was honoured to be personally introduced to Vice President Kalla by Prime Minister Morrison, acknowledging the important role that AIBC plays in the health and well-being of business links between our countries.

Our new Prime Minister must be congratulated on the success of this visit, which received much positive media coverage in Indonesia and Australia, and his warm and engaging style won over the hearts and minds of many. In our ongoing quest to deepen the trust and understanding between our countries, essential to creating an environment for ongoing successful and sustainable business, the Prime Minister scored high marks indeed.

There is much more to come on these exciting developments, and AIBC is delighted to have played a key role alongside our Indonesia-Australia Business Partnership Group (IA-BPG) colleagues at IABC, ACCI, Ai Group, KADIN and APINDO. The AIBC and the IA-BPG have a big job ahead in making sure the IA-CEPA delivers on its promise. Further comment can be found here in AIBC’s recent Media Release.

Our major biennial Conference on the Gold Coast in November shapes as a key platform for further detail on IA-CEPA to be “socialized” amongst the joint business community, and is not to be missed for the unique networking and other opportunities it presents. Further details can be found here and below.

Phil Turtle
National President

AIBC Biennial Conference 2018

"Partnering for Prosperity in a World of Change"

With evolving relationships between world powers, a challenging international economic system and new business models and technologies, what are the opportunities as Australia and Indonesia seek to strengthen a partnership for mutual prosperity?

Last week AIBC launched its flagship event for 2018, the AIBC National Conference to be held Nov 11-13 at the Surfers Paradise Marriott Resort & Spa, on Queensland’s world famous Gold Coast.

The program will feature:

• H.E. Gary Quinlan AO, Australia's Ambassador to Indonesia;
• H.E. Kristiarto S. Legowo, Indonesia's Ambassador to Australia;
• Prominent business, government and academic leaders from both countries;
• The Hon. Andrew Robb AO, Chairman of Asialink and Asialink Business, and Australia's former Minister for Trade and Investment, will deliver the Keynote Address at the Conference Gala Dinner.

Other invited Dignitaries include:

• The Hon. Annastacia Palaszczuk MP, Premier of Queensland and Minister for Trade;
• The Hon. Simon Birmingham, Australia's Federal Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment;
• H.E. Tom Lembong, Chairman, Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM);

Pricing and additional participant information can be found here.

To Register as a participant, please click here for more details, then click the “Register" button above and enter your details.

Register before 30th September 2018 to receive the discounted Early Bird Rate!

To take advantage of this unique event as a Sponsor Partner, please click here for more details.

As preparations continue for AIBC’s Biennial Conference in November on the Gold Coast, please continue to look out for further announcements here in AIBCnews, via our AIBC National Twitter account and by following #aibc18.  We hope to see you there.

As you can see from the collected feedback from our last Conference in Perth, the event was a major success, and one we are looking to surpass.

Any enquiries can be directed to president@aibc.com.au.

Indonesia Australia Business Summit

The 4th Indonesia Australia Business Summit is a vital forum that facilitates introductions between Indonesian regional governments and Australian investors and business stakeholders. The Summit aims to support Australian investment that will economically boost both parties, with a particular focus on tourism, vocational education and training, agriculture, health, energy, and resources. A range of panel discussions have been designed to produce fresh ideas and to establish concrete steps that will benefit both Indonesia and Australia.  Please click here to register your attendance and program details.

ACT Update

Pollies and Business Meet Up in Canberra

"A Taste of Indonesia"

The Australia Indonesia Business Council held a successful joint function with the Australia Indonesia Parliamentary Friendship Group (AIPFG) at Parliament House on evening 20 August 2018. The AIPFG is the second largest bilateral friendship group of the Parliament and is co-chaired by Senator Linda Reynolds CSC and Warren Snowden MP.

(L-R: Warren Snowden, Member for Lingiari (Co chair AIPFG), Dr Andrew Leigh, Member for Fenner (ACT), Senator Linda Reynolds CSC (Co-Chair AIPFG), HE Kristiarto Legowo, Tony Mitchener, ACT Chair)

Around 60 members of AIBC, 20 senior Indonesian Embassy staff and around 45 members of the AIPFG attended the event. The function was addressed by the Minister for Foreign Affairs Julie Bishop MP, the Minister for Trade, Steve Ciobo, the Minister for International Development and the Pacific, Senator Conchetta Fierravanti Wells, by the Shadow Treasurer, Chris Bowen MP and by the Indonesian Ambassador Kristiarto Legowo.

The Ministers spoke enthusiastically about the relationship between Australia and Indonesia at the government to government and people to people level and expressed their desire for stronger business to business links.

Some of the entertainment included a gamelan ensemble providing background music and saman dancers.  

The event was sponsored by PwC and Beer Bintang with support from the Indonesian Embassy for catering and entertainment.

Tony Mitchener
AIBC ACT Chair

NSW Update

Welcome for the NSW Consul General

AIBC NSW was delighted to welcome members to an evening with the new Consul General whose role also covers Queensland and South Australia. Our host on Wednesday 15th August was national corporate member Baker McKenzie Lawyers and partner Martijn Wilder welcomed Pak Heru.

The Consul General shared some of his initial experiences and key focus areas including the Trade Expo that will be held in Sepong Jakarta in October 2018.

Representatives from the Indonesian Trade office presented a promotional video followed by networking . Many of our members had the opportunity to introduce themselves and their company to the Consul General and his team.”

(Baker McKenzie Partner Martijn Wilder AM welcoming the
Consul General for NSW

(newly appointed Deputy Vice Chancellor International at UTS
Mr Iain Watt and NSW Committee Member Campbell Bridge SC)

A Taste of Indonesia, Shangri-La Hotel

In the lead up to Indonesian Independence Day the Consul General invited a number of AIBC members to the special culinary night held at the Shangrila. Chefs were flown over from Indonesia and senior representatives from the Ministry of Tourism and Australian tourism businesses attended. A Taste of Indonesia promotion runs for 10 days and was an impressive platform to introduce the best of Indonesia to the Sydney market.

Indonesian Guests enjoying the evening

State of the Nation:  Indonesia

AIBC was pleased to support the Asialink Indonesia State of the Nation series on August 24th. AIBC would like to thank Herbert Smith Freehill Lawyers for hostin this event.

We had a broad cross section of members and supporters in a 50 strong audience who engaged enthusiastically with the panelists and had an excellent opportunity to network over lunch and after the event.

The political fall out in Canberra and the final phase of  IA-CEPA negotiations is capturing media and business interest highlighting the key role played by AIBC.

Documentary about Australia's forgotten role in Indonesia's struggle for Independance - IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE

The relationship between Australia and Indonesia, two near and very significant neighbours, has often been fraught. During the Cold War Australia held fears about Soekarno’s Communist affiliations, followed by the Australia’s military support for Malaysia during Confrontasi in the early 60’s. Then there was Timor, and the execution of Australian drug traffickers, people smuggling, territorial breaches of Indonesian waters by the Australian Navy, spying revelations and the cruel treatment of live cattle imported from Australia.

But despite the political bluster that has at times come from Canberra or Jakarta, the two neighbours always find a way to manage each other. After all, it’s a relationship involving millions of dollars of trade and tourism, co-operation on counter-terrorism and people smuggling, and strong educational and cultural links –thousands of Indonesian students study in Australia annually. And then there’s Bali, the surfing gateway for many young Australians to Indonesia.  For further information, please click here.
 

Mini-ASEAN Social Networking Event

In the spirit of ASEAN integration, the NSW chapter of the AIBC partnered with the Australia-Malaysia Business Council (AMBC), Australia-Thailand Business Council (ATBC) and the Australia-Phillipines Business Council (APBC) to hold a joint networking event on 25th July. The event provided an opportunity for members from the various business councils to come together to forge new business relationships and enhance their understanding of business challenges and opportunities across the wider ASEAN region.  Further ASEAN networkign events will be held in the future.  

Michael Fay
NSW Chairman

QLD Update

New TIQ Trade Commissioner for Jakarta.

AIBC QLD Chairman, Hugh Ritchie, had the great pleasure of meeting with the new Queensland Trade and Investment (TIQ) Commissioner for Indonesia, Ben Giles, prior to his departure to take up the role in Jakarta. Ben has 25 years’ experience in international business, including 15 in the field of trade and investment. He also has longstanding connections to Indonesia, having previously worked in Jakarta with both the Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) and the private sector. Before joining TIQ, Ben worked for Austrade for 11 years, including most recently as a Senior Trade Adviser. Other previous roles have included Australian Trade Commissioner to Bangkok, and a year on secondment to the Office of the Prime Minister in Canberra. Ben holds a Master of Commerce (International Business), a Bachelor of Business (Finance/Human Resources), and a Graduate Certificate in Marketing. Ben speaks Indonesian and has basic conversational skills in German and Thai. The AIBC QLD and its members have always been very well supported by the TIQ Office in Jakarta and we are very lucky to have someone with Ben’s vast experience in the role to support Queensland businesses in Indonesia.

IndOz Festival – 17-18 August 

August marked another very successful IndOz Festival 2018 with many VIPs attending including QLD Police Commissioner, representatives of the Brisbane Lord Mayor and Queensland Government, Indonesian Ambassador & Consul General, Department of Foreign Affairs, Department of Home Affairs, Austrade and Special Advisor for Indonesian Minister of Tourism plus many other business representatives attending IndOz Business Networking Dinner on Friday 17Aug at Brisbane City Hall. The AIBC QLD has always strongly supported IndOz and with almost 200 attendees to the Networking Dinner it was a great success. The AIBC played a prominent role in the festivities with former AIBC National Vice-President and AIBC QLD State Chair, Dr Kathleen Turner, once again doing an outstanding job as Master of Ceremonies at the event. Kathleen never missing an opportunity to boost the AIBC’s profile as well as that of our upcoming National Conference being held on the Gold Coast in November this year. In addition, the AIBC QLD hosted a table at the IndOz Dinner and AIBC QLD Vice Chairman, David Widjaja, played an instrumental role with the hard-working IndOz Committee to deliver another wonderful festival this year.

Visit to Brisbane by the Mayor of Semarang

The Lord Mayor of Brisbane, Councillor Graham Quirk, invited David Widjaja, in his capacity as AIBC QLD Vice Chairman, to witness the re-signing of Brisbane-Semarang Sister City Memorandum of Understanding. This ceremony was also attended by Bapak Hendrar Prihadi, Mayor of Semarang, Central Java, together with Pak Heru Subolo, Consul General of the Republic of Indonesia and followed a successful business mission, led by Lord Mayor Quirk, to Semarang earlier in the month. This year celebrates the 25th Anniversary of the Brisbane-Semarang as Sister City Agreement and has been resigned for another 25 successful years.

Lord Mayor’s Multicultural Awards Dinner – 24 August

Once again, the AIBC QLD hosted a table at this very important Gala Event in Queensland’s multicultural calendar. With over 600 guests, it was an outstanding event with AIBC QLD Committee Member, Jim Cliffin, pictured here (left) with Brisbane Lord Mayor, Graham Quirk, Britney Do and Ricky Fan from the AIBC QLD table, and Lord Mayor’s Multicultural Roundtable Member and Vice Chairman of the AIBC QLD, David Widjaja, also pictured at the event (right) with Lord Mayor, Graham Quirk, Indonesian Consul General, Heru Subolo and Mayor of Semarang, Bapak Hendrar Prihadi. A fantastic evening to celebrate the achievements of Brisbane’s multicultural community.

Meeting with Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate – 22 August

Chairman of the AIBC QLD, Hugh Ritchie and Vice Chairman, David Widjaja, had a very successful meeting with Mayor Tom Tate at the Gold Coast City Council Chambers to discuss the participation of the Gold Coast in the AIBC National Conference on the 11-13 November at the Marriott, Gold Coast. Mayor Tate was very supportive of the Conference and Indonesia is firmly on the Council’s radar as a key country for the Gold Coast to build closer relationships with going forward. Mayor Tate, who will be speaking at the AIBC National Conference Opening Dinner, hopes to use the Conference as a springboard to a broader and closer relationship between his city and Indonesia.

Hugh Ritchie
QLD Chairman

SA Update

AIBC-SA lunch meeting on 3rd September with Indonesian
Consul-General for SA, Pak Heru Hartanto Subolo.  An open discussion was held on how to facilitate increased trade and investment between SA and Indonesia, including the importance of finalising IA-CEPA.

Pictured from left to right:  Pak Heru (Consulate General), Will Angove (AIBC), Jim McMillan (AIBC), Ibu Silvia Malau (Consulate General), Andrew Bain (AIBC) and Blaine Gordon (AIBC).

Tasmanian Update

Visit of the Indonesian Ambassador HE Kristiarto Legowo to Hobart.

The Indonesian Ambassador H.E. Kristiarto Legowo made an official 2 day visit to Hobart on July 10-11, and was accompanied by
Spica Tutuhatunewa, the Indonesian Consul General for Victoria and Tasmania. During the visit, the Ambassador met with the State Premier Will Hodgman, Governor of Tasmania Professor Kate Warner, State Government representatives and leading business representatives.

The AIBC Tasmania branch had briefed the Ambassador back in April 2018 on the state of affairs, between Tasmanian and Indonesian business, and highlighted the ongoing collaborations, developments and opportunities in education, tourism, maritime industries, renewable energy and agriculture/aquaculture.  As a result. The Ambassador and his team made personal visits to the University of Tasmania, Hydro Tasmania, INCAT Ship building to name a few.

The state visit was concluded with a splendid business networking function hosted by AIBC at the Royal Hobart Yacht Club. Invitations were extended to AIBC members, representatives of AIYA State Branch, Indonesian expatriates living in Tasmania and the general business community to meet with the Ambassador, who delivered a motivating speech on a bright future relationship. The event was attend by approximately 30 people.

The event was also timed for AIBC Tasmania to officially release its Strategic Capability Statement document,  highlighting the opportunities to develop business relationships between Indonesia and Tasmania.  The document aims to provide direction for future AIBC activities in Tasmania and highlighting the main business sectors to focus on.

AIBC Tasmania would like to thank the Ambassador and Consul General for attending the function, in addition to Erin Buttermore from the Tasmanian Department of State Growth for giving a response to the Ambassadors speech. It was noted that the Ambassador wishes to visit Launceston and the northern part of the island during a future visit to Tasmania.

H.E. Ambassador Legowo delivering his speech

Ambassador and Consul General engaged in conversation

HE Ambassador Legowo with AIBC Tasmania members

AIBC State Chair, Richard Lowrie, launching the
“AIBC Strategic Capability Statement" document.

Richard Lowrie,
AIBC TAS Chairman

VIC Update

Welcome event for Ibu Spica

On 29 August, over 30 people gathered to officially welcome the Indonesian Consul-General for Victoria & Tasmania, who spoke about the importance of the relationship, the opportunities offered by IA-CEPA and role of women leading in Indonesian politics, diplomacy and business.  This was followed by a panel discussion by leading women in the bilateral relationship, including Janet DeNeefe (Founder and Director, Ubud Writers Festival), Alyssia Sastrosatomo (Senior Investment Analysts, Telstra Enterprise) and Jewel Topsfield (National Correspondent, The Age & The Sydney Morning Herald). 

The panel shared their own experiences in Indonesia, the opportunities and challenges, recent political developments in both Australia and Indonesia, the role of digital entrepreneurs and the importance of the narrative of Indigenous Australia and Indonesia engagement.  We were pleased to be joined by the Consul for Economic Affairs, Pak Zaenal, and the Vice Consul for Economic Affairs, Ibu Orchida, as well as a good mix of members and friends for an enjoyable evening of networking.

Visit with the Mayor of Semarang

The Mayor of the Indonesian city of Semarang, Mr Hendrar Prihadi visited Melbourne on 27th August with a group that included government members and officials, and business people. They met with members of the AIBC Victoria Committee and were interested to learn more about possible links with Victorian education institutions, IT and tourism providers. The visit followed earlier meetings in Brisbane which is a sister-city with Semarang.

The Mayor of Semarang, Mr Hendrar Prihadi pictured above with his delegation.

State of the Nation:  Indonesia

On 20 August, over 70 people attended the annual Asialink Business and AIBC co-hosted State of the Nation event, supported by Herbert Smith Freehills.  Chaired by Asialink Business new Group CEO, Penny Burtt, who has her own Indonesian experience, the evening began with an address by Indonesian Consul-General for Victoria & Tasmania, Ibu Spica, followed by an expert panel consisting of Douglas Ramage (Managing Director, Bower Group Asia), Professor Vedi Hadiz (Deputy Director and Convenor of Asian Studies, Asia Institute, University of Melbourne), Jewel Topsfield (National Correspondent, The Age & The Sydney Morning Herald) and Joel Backwell (Executive Director, International Education, Victorian Government).

Jared Heath
VIC Chairman

WA Update

State of the Nation:  Indonesia

On Wednesday, 22 August, the Australia Indonesia Business Council in WA, jointly with Asialink Business and Herbert Smith Freehills, hosted a panel of distinguished guests to speak on: 'Predictions and Opportunities: What the future holds for Australian businesses in Indonesia' as part of the State of the Nation: Indonesia series of events being held around Australia. The event was moderated by our National President, Phil Turtle and the speakers included:

• Dewi Gustina Tobing, Consul General for the Republic of Indonesia in WA;;
• The Hon. Phil Honeywood, CEO, International Education Association of Australia;;
• Brendan Augustin, General Manager, International Relations, Marketing, Trading and Shipping, Woodside Energy Limited; and
• Professor Vedi Hadiz, Deputy Director and Convenor of Asian Studies in the Asia Institute, The University of Melbourne.

The range of topics was vast reflecting the array of opportunities for Australian businesses in Indonesia, including:

• opportunities for traditional sectors such as oil and gas to which Brendan Augustin spoke about Woodside's journey in Indonesia and the progress that Indonesia has made since he was based in Indonesia in the 1990's;
• the Consul General, Dewi Gustina Tobing spoke to her recent mine site visits to showcase opportunities for investors in Western Australia and the array of other activities that she is driving at the Consulate General in WA (of which there are many!);
• the Hon. Phil Honeywood spoke to non-traditional industries such as education to which he shared the enormous opportunity for both countries in education;
• Professor Vedi Hadiz spoke on (among other topics) the current political environment in Indonesia, the upcoming General Elections and the recent announcement of President Joko Widodo's selection of his Vice Present.

Forum panellists with New Colombo Plan Scholar, Wahida Samim

Consul General, Dewi Gustina Tobing taking questions with
Prof Hadiz

Brendan Augustin - Woodside Energy, taking questions with the panel

Pictured from L-R (Indah Mekawati, Consulate General WA, Amanda Tirtadinata, EY, Agata Dharma, Biznostics, Amy Hallam, Perth Convention Bureau, Dewi Gustina Tobing, Consul General for the Republic of Indonesia in WA, Helena Hood, AIBC (WA), Fiona Bettesworth, Real Indonesia, Julia Scott, AIBC (WA), Vanessa Juliana, AIYA and Georgia Eagleton, AIYA).

The Hon. Phil Honeywood addresses the audience.

Power Ledger Boardroom Briefing

On 9 August, AIBC (WA), together with Grant Thornton, hosted the CEO of Power Ledger, David Martin for a boardroom briefing where he spoke on the topic: ‘Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) – Speaking from experience.’ Power Ledger is a Perth based start-up who raised $34 million in October 2017 by way of an initial coin offering (“ICO”). Power Ledger provides an energy trading platform for solar panel users to trade the excess energy they don’t use over the block chain and be rewarded with its POWR tokens. The goal is to cut down on wasted surplus energy and increase rewards and efficiency for solar panel users.

Dave spoke about how Power Ledger has been pursuing opportunities in emerging markets such as Thailand and India by trialling its peer to peer technology there (as well as in more developed markets including Japan and the US). Among other things, David discussed the opportunities and challenges of deploying the peer-to-peer technology in these emerging markets as well as in Indonesia.

Julia Scott
WA Chairperson

IndoView

Australia, Indonesia agree on stronger ties in grains sector

Singapore - Australia and Indonesia concluded negotiations for the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement or IA-CEPA on Friday, which will allow Australian farmers to export 500,000 mt/year of tariff-free feed grains to Indonesia.

Under the new agreement, Australia will gain access to the Indonesian feed grain market, with the ability to export duty-free feed barley, feed wheat and sorghum. Currently, Australia's grain trade to Indonesia is solely wheat for milling purposes.  To continue reading, click here.

Indonesia-Australia trade agreement to benefit both nation’s resources sectors

The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, which was finalised on 1 September, is anticipated to benefit both the Australian and Indonesian resources sectors.

According to the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA), the agreement consists of a number of important provisions to encourage bilateral trade and investment partnerships in mining and mining services.

These measures are hoped to create more scope for Australia’s world-leading mining services firms to partner with Indonesian businesses in developing that nation’s extensive minerals and energy resources.  To continue reading, click here.
 

Australia’s New Leader, Indonesia Strike Free-Trade Pact

President Widodo said he paid heed to the open economy which is looked to give impetus to the efforts to bolster economies of both nations. "It is about using Australia's strengths to build in Indonesia but at the same time provide opportunities for Indonesia to tap into what is happening in Australia", he said.

Australia's new Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Indonesian President Joko Widodo welcomed on Friday (Aug 31) the conclusion of all the main points of an economic partnership deal six years in the making.

The Asian neighbours have been in prolonged trade talks since 2010, with diplomatic tensions between the two sides occasionally stalling the negotiations. It is not a transaction.  To continue reading, click here.

Ubud Writer's Festival - October 2018

From humble beginnings in 2004, the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival has evolved into one of the world’s most celebrated literary and artistic events – an annual pilgrimage for lovers of literature and conversation.

Bringing together some of the world’s most powerful voices in a melting pot of artists, authors, thinkers and performers, the Festival is a platform for meaningful exchange and cross-cultural dialogue. A place where artists and audiences alike can discuss shared inspirations, ideas and concerns, the Festival transcends cultural and geographical borders to create a truly global community.

Across five days, the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival delivers an eclectic program of events – from fiery conversations to intimate literary lunches, gripping live performances to hands-on workshops.  For further details, please click here.
 

New Business Licensing System

In his latest article, Bill Sullivan of Christian Teo & Partners, looks at the new Business Licensing System.

"BKPM took the investment community by surprise when it announced, in late June and with no prior warning, that it was immediately suspending the processing of all outstanding investment and licensing applications as part of the introduction of a new business licensing system and the “temporary” transfer of most license issuing authority from BKPM to the Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs.

Having regard to the economic importance of Indonesia’s energy, infrastructure and mining sectors, there should be particular concern about how investors in these sectors may be impacted by the new business licensing system.”

To read this article in full, click here.

Indonesia Market Update

In their July 2018 edition of “Indonesia Market Update”, Morelink Asia Pacific provide news updates across many key sectors including the Indonesian economy, investment, trade, retail, agrifood, manufacturing, automotive, ICT and infrastructure sectors.

To read this update, click here.