More than 100 participants joined the interactive webinar on “Port Financing”, hosted on 21 January. The session discussed updates, best practices and policies with Indonesian and Dutch experts.
With the availability of various port financing schemes, public and private parties can work together and enable the development of sustainable ports in reaching the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This is important in strengthening port’s sustainable development, increasing competitiveness, and enhancing maritime connectivity. Experts from the Indonesian Ministry of Transport, Dutch companies Rebel Group and Vital Ports shared their views, facilitated by Dutch institution STC Group and the Indonesian Embassy in The Hague.
This webinar was organized as part of the Maritime cooperation between the Indonesian Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment and the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management, together with the Economic Department of the Netherlands Embassy in Jakarta, following the webinar on “Port Development” in November 2020.
The Netherlands and Indonesia have built a strong partnership in enhancing maritime connectivity, especially on knowledge sharing and public-private partnership. As part of this cooperation, this webinar series is organized to scale-up efforts in shaping the maritime future. The upcoming webinar on “Shipbuilding” will be held in March – stay tuned for updates.
Owing much of its prosperity to the oceans, the Netherlands calls for an international partnership to change course towards a sustainable blue economy, unlocking the full potential of healthy and productive oceans and seas. Watch this video to learn more about Netherlands’ ambition for the future of Maritime sector.
