Kadin Speeds Up in Early 2026: From WEF Davos to Food Security Summit

The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) is gearing up for four strategic events in early 2026 to boost investment and trade while strengthening Indonesia’s position amid global economic dynamics. These initiatives include participation in the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos and the Food Security Summit. The WEF in Davos is expected to serve as a vital platform for Kadin to promote Indonesia’s economy and seek international investment opportunities. Against the backdrop of global challenges like climate change, economic instability, and political tensions, Indonesia aims to draw attention to its economic priorities and strengthen partnerships with global leaders. At the Food Security Summit, Kadin will present initiatives aimed at sustainable agriculture management and food security in the region. This highlights the importance of developing the agricultural sector to support economic growth and resilience. Discussion at the summit will focus on projects aimed at improving infrastructure, technologies, and agricultural statistics to increase product competitiveness and ensure food stability. The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry plays a critical role in the country’s sustainable economic development. Through events like the WEF in Davos and the Food Security Summit, Kadin aims to bolster Indonesia’s position on the international stage and bring attention to its key economic issues. Another focal point will be enhancing Indonesia’s role in global trade, developing bilateral relations, and attracting new investments. As 2026 presents new expectations and challenges, Kadin is actively preparing to achieve its strategic goals aimed at solidifying the country’s economic stability and growth. While global dynamics continue to shift, Indonesia aspires to remain at the forefront, hoping its efforts will lead to significant economic achievements.