Tempo Co., Ltd., jakarta – tempo english We’ve compiled the top three news stories for Tuesday, January 30, 2024. Highlights include: How Indonesians can obtain Singapore citizenship, US, Indonesia open maritime training center in Batam, ICW says Jokowi contributes nothing to anti-corruption agenda Ta.
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1. How Indonesians can obtain Singapore citizenship
JAKARTA TEMPO.CO – Around 1,000 Indonesian nationals renounced their nationality and applied for Singapore citizenship in the middle of last year, according to a report on the official website of state-run radio broadcaster Radio Republic Indonesia (RRI). The Indonesian embassy confirmed the news, explaining that the move was due to several factors, including marrying a resident and receiving a job offer.
Singapore is considered one of the most livable cities in Asia. It boasts a high quality of life, lucrative employment opportunities, and easily accessible medical facilities. The Singapore passport is also one of the most powerful passports in the world, allowing its holders to enjoy visa-free travel to 189 countries.
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2. US and Indonesia open maritime training center in Batam
JAKARTA TEMPO.CO – Indonesia Maritime Security Agency (Bakamura) and the United States (US) on Monday inaugurated the building of the Anambas Maritime Training Center in Batam City, Riau Islands.
Bakamura Director Lieutenant General Irvanshah said that this training center is the result of cooperation between his side and the United States to support Indonesia’s maritime security and safety.
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3. ICW says Jokowi has contributed nothing to the anti-corruption agenda
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – The Indonesian Corruption Watch (ICW) has assessed that President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has failed to contribute to strengthening the anti-corruption agenda. This is in light of the stalled debate on the asset forfeiture bill.
“The ICW doubts whether the asset forfeiture bill will become law,” ICW researcher Kurnia Ramadana said at the ICW Study House on Monday, January 29. He expressed pessimism given the president’s pseudo-commitment to ratify the bill during his second term in office. Term of office.
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