Indonesia Service Station of TEDA Overseas Service Base Inaugurated in Jakarta

On January 13, the Indonesia Comprehensive Service Station of One-Stop Overseas Service Base for Northern China (TEDA) was officially inaugurated in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia. The Indonesia Comprehensive Service Station is jointly operated by the Alumni Association of Beijing Foreign Studies University in Indonesia and VOFFICE in Jakarta, aiming to provide comprehensive services for Chinese enterprises investing and operating in Indonesia. These services include investment consulting, company registration, legal and financial support, human resources, industrial park and resource matching, as well as cross-border e-commerce and supply chain solutions. In the future, TEDA Service Base will continue to refine its service system, with plans to establish three industrial trading centers in 2026. It will also strengthen collaboration with local Indonesian governments, financial institutions, and professional service organizations to help Chinese enterprises establish and grow steadily in Indonesia, thereby deepening economic, trade, and industrial cooperation between China and Indonesia.

On the day of the event, a ceremony was held to unveil the plaque of cross-border financial services partnership, along with the China-Indonesia Talent Exchange Meeting and the Haifan Human Resources Global Talent Reserve Ecosystem Development Exchange. Additionally, the Indonesia Exchange Center of the China (Northern) Cross-Border Digital Economy Talent Training Base was inaugurated.

Since its establishment, the One-Stop Overseas Service Base for Northern China (TEDA) has built a global basic service network at large, featuring 24 overseas comprehensive service stations and 14 domestic operation centers. By integrating 104 comprehensive service items across five stages, it empowers Chinese enterprises to meet their one-stop overseas expansion needs.