The document summarizes key economic and demographic statistics about Indonesia, including that it has had the most stable economy in the last 5 years according to The Economist. It notes that Indonesia has the 4th largest population in the world and is predicted to become the 7th largest global economy by 2030. Bilateral trade between Indonesia and Ireland was US$171.8 million in 2013.

1. !
The World s
Most Stable
Economy in the
last 5 years -
The Economist▴
INDONESIA
Top 5 Cities
Jakarta
Surabaya
Bandung
Bekasi
Medan
Free Trade Agreement State of Play
The EU and Indonesia signed a
Partnership Co-operation Agreement in
2009. Intense contacts have taken
place since 2011 to explore the
possibility to further deepen EU-
Indonesia relations by way of a
Comprehensive Economic Partnership
Agreement (CEPA).
McKinsey predictions for 2030*
★ 7th largest global economy
★ 135 million consumers
★ 71% urban population, producing
86% of GDP
★ 113 million skilled workers needed
★ $1.8 Trillion market opportunity in
services, agriculture and fisheries,
resources and education
US$171.8 M
Bilateral Trade
with Ireland
(2013)
0
300000000
600000000
900000000
1200000000
1500000000
China India US Indonesia
240m
300m
1.2b
1.4b
World s
4th most
populous
country
GDP (PPP) 2013:
US$1.2 T
GNP per capita:
$4810
6.2% GDP Growth
Exports: 26.3% GDP
BillionUS$
0
3
6
9
12
Q1 2010 Q1 2011 Q1 2012 Q1 2013 Q1 2014
10.6
9.3
7.1
5.3
4
FDI has tripled
since Q1 2010
*McKinsey & Co. 2012 ▴The Economist 2014 © Asia Matters 2014
Population
250 M (2014)
Average Age
28
★ Rapid urbanisation rate
★ Growth in consumer classes
20%
of the annual national
budget is spent on
education
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