Jakarta - The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) through its Division for Legal and Human Rights, Infrastructure and Facilities, held the 2025 National Coordination Meeting (Rakornas) in a hybrid format at Menara Kadin Indonesia, South Jakarta, on Monday (November 3, 2025).

The agenda focused on evaluating the implementation of 2025 work programs, drafting the 2026 programs, and preparing for Kadin Indonesia’s upcoming National Leadership Meeting (Rapimnas) at the end of the year.

Azis Syamsuddin, Kadin Indonesia’s Coordinating Vice Chairman for Legal and Human Rights, Infrastructure and Facilities, explained that Rakornas serves as an important platform to align the strategies of various divisions in preparing the 2025 activity reports and formulating next year’s work plan.

“Some of the 2025 activity reports have been prepared, but we are still waiting for inputs from each vice chairman. There are also several MoUs signed at the Directorate General of General Legal Administration (Dirjen AHU) level that must be followed up through socialization and implementation,” said Azis.

He added that the Directorate General of General Legal Administration will feature the beneficial owner information in its system, requiring companies to regularly update their corporate data.

Several ongoing programs include the socialization of ad hoc judge registration, recommendations from the Indonesian Academy, and collaborations with the legislative sector.

Meanwhile, Kadin Indonesia’s Vice Chairman for Organization, Taufan Eko Nugroho Rotorasiko, who also serves as the Steering Committee (SC) Chair for Rapimnas Kadin 2025, revealed this year’s main theme: “Kadin in Solidarity: Expanding Employment Opportunities for Indonesia’s Prosperity and Self-Reliance,” with the sub-theme “Enhancing Innovation, Productivity, Investment, and Trade.”

Taufan emphasized that each vice chairman is required to prepare two priority programs to be presented at Rapimnas one aligned with the main theme and another deemed significant for their respective divisions.

“The Steering Committee underscores the importance of consolidation between vice chairmen, focusing on boosting productivity, technological innovation, and optimizing regional potential,” he concluded.