Jakarta Governor's special staff for public communication, Chico Hakim, confirmed here on Monday that the visit focuses on three objectives, including the improvement of Jakarta and Berlin's relations, probing into vocational education opportunities, and establishing collaboration with the Indonesian diaspora in Germany.
Hakim also said that the government will study innovative developments in the two German cities, particularly in transportation, green energy, and smart-city solutions.
During the visit, the governor will deliver a speech on innovation and collaboration opportunities between cities. He is also scheduled to take part in an official photo session, sign the Golden Book, and engage in discussions on cooperation in the digital economy, transportation, sustainable urban development, and socio-cultural programs.
At the opening of the AsiaBerlin Summit 2025, Pramono Anung will give a speech alongside the Berlin Mayor. He will also take part in the Official Opening Impulses.
“During the AsiaBerlin booth tour, the Governor will give testimony and visit booths from participating countries, including Indonesia’s,” Hakim said.
The governor will also meet with Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Germany's development agency, to discuss Future City Hub, green digital innovation, and support for TransJakarta development.
Moreover, Pramono will attend a meeting with the Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training, hosted by the Indonesian Embassy in Berlin, to explore cooperation on enhancing vocational education quality and workforce training.
After that, the governor will visit Siemens Global Vocational School to explore opportunities for collaboration on technology training for Jakarta's youth.
Pramono Anung will meet Indonesian diaspora members in Berlin to gather input, discuss business collaboration opportunities, and encourage contributions to support talent development in Jakarta.
The governor will also visit Berlin Hauptbahnhof to study its integrated transportation system and will deliver remarks at “The Good Times 2025” event at the Indonesian Embassy in Berlin as part of Jakarta’s diplomatic outreach.
Following his activities in Berlin, he will continue his working visit to Munich to attend a series of programs focusing on urban innovation and vocational education.
"The governor will make use of this public diplomacy platform to introduce Jakarta's transformation, attract investors, and strengthen solidarity," Hakim confirmed.
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Translator: Lifia Mawaddah Putri, Mecca Yumna
Editor: Azis Kurmala
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