Hainan Chamber of Commerce, Indonesia

The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce in Hainan (ICCI) is committed to being the core hub connecting Indonesia and Hainan in economic and trade exchanges, and to promoting win-win economic development between the two places through resource integration, member service and cooperation promotion.

– Positioning and Mission

KAMARDAGANG HAINAN INDONESIA is a non-profit business association officially registered in Indonesia. Its core mission is to unite the Qiong business community in Indonesia, integrate resources, create value for member companies, and promote all-round cooperation between Indonesia and Hainan in the areas of investment, trade, culture and technology.

• historical background: Relying on the deep historical ties between Hainan and Indonesia and the opportunity of the era of Hainan's Free Trade Port construction, the Chamber aims to become an important strategic platform connecting Indonesia and China.
• goal-orientedThe Chamber's mission is to help member companies expand their markets and explore investment opportunities through building bridges and realizing a win-win situation for both regional prosperity and business development.

– Purpose of the Chamber

The Chamber's core purpose of "Serving Members, Gathering Affection, Promoting Cooperation, and Seeking Common Development" is reflected in the following aspects:

• Service Members: Guided by members' needs, it provides support in terms of policy information, market information, legal compliance and investment guidance. Through organizing exchange activities, we help members solve problems in development and enhance competitiveness.
• Cohesion of the countryside: Using Hainanese entrepreneurs as a link to unite Hainanese compatriots developing in Indonesia, to pass on Hainanese culture and to enhance the sense of belonging. For example, to create an atmosphere of mutual assistance through fellowship activities and cultural exchanges.
• Promoting cooperation: Build bridges of cooperation between Chinese and Indonesian enterprises, organize regular business missions, project docking sessions and trade fairs, and promote multi-level and wide-ranging cooperation.
• conspire for development (esp. of political parties): Integrating quality resources from China and Indonesia, promoting industrial docking and cross-border cooperation, and helping member enterprises to enhance their competitiveness and realize regional prosperity.

– Organizational structure

The Chamber has a well-established organizational structure to ensure efficient operation and member services:

• Chamber Organization ChartThe following areas are covered: strategic decision-making, project implementation, member services and cultural dissemination, etc., to ensure systematic operation.
• Key positions: Including the chairman, vice-chairman, president, adviser and secretary-general, etc., with a clear division of labor and clear responsibilities.

– Unique Resource Advantages

The Chamber of Commerce has demonstrated strong resource integration and landing capabilities with its deep connections, bi-local strategic insights and excellent project practice:

• local community: It has over 100 active member companies covering a wide range of industries such as real estate, manufacturing, commerce, finance, tourism, digital economy, etc., with potential for internal synergies.
• dual-targeted strategyThe company has a deep understanding of Indonesia's local market rules and business culture, and at the same time accurately grasps the dynamics of Hainan's FTTP policy, providing enterprises with a strategic perspective of "based in Indonesia, radiating to Hainan, and looking to China".
• Project Practice::
  • Industrial sector: Development of the Bikwandi Industrial Park in cooperation with the Indonesian State Investment Corporation.
  • strategic layoutForward-looking investment in Indonesia's new capital city (IKN), acquiring three core sites (1.5 hectares, 2.47 hectares and 2.86 hectares, respectively) with a total investment expected to reach hundreds of millions of dollars, and planning to build high-end hotels, modern residences, and commercial support for the integrated community.
  • technological innovation: Promote member companies to develop and promote AI smart dolls with multi-language interaction capabilities, injecting new vitality into Indonesia's consumer electronics and smart service industries.

– looking forward

The Chamber will continue to uphold the tenet of "Service, Synergy and Win-Win" to continuously enhance its value and expand its influence:

• vision (of the future): We sincerely invite Qiong enterprises and related partners who are struggling in Indonesia to join us in seizing the historic opportunity of Indonesia's economic growth and regional integration.
• goal: To build a closer Indonesia-Hainan economic partnership and contribute to regional prosperity.

– Appendix: List of Chamber personnel

The Chamber currently has 126 member organizations with the following key members:

• chairperson: Luk Ming
• vice-chairperson: Sun Jian, Yang Min, Chen Xiao Ke, Su Cai Qiang
• president of a club, committee etc: Undisclosed
• Permanent Honorary President: Lin Shao Guo
• Permanent Honorary President: Zhong Yanchu
• Specialized Senior Advisor::
  • Lieutenant General Terry Budi Utomo (Secretary-General of the Indonesian Ministry of Defense)
  • RANDIKA DWI PREASETYA (Secretary-General, Indonesian National Immigration Agency)
• consultantsMr. Xu Zaisan (Vice President of Indo-China Council), Mr. Gong Quanyuan (President of Gong Gong News, Indonesia), Mr. Zhang Yuhong, Mr. Li Jie
• Honorary PresidentSiu Sai Ping, Fu Zhi Shuai, Lam Sze Luen
• Honorary President:: Pan Joshuushi (Secretary-General, National New Energy Association of Indonesia), Lin Nengying, Lin Tao, Liu Xiaoyu, Liu Weixi, Zhao Qiang, Budy Prasetyo Oetama
• executive chairman (of a conference etc): Chen Xiao Ke (also)
• Executive Vice-President: Yang Min (also), Miao Xingguo, Gao Xiang (Mengniu Aixue)
• vice-presidentShi Wenfeng (President of Indonesian New Overseas Chinese Chamber of Commerce), He Xiao (Skyworth Group), Peng Jiamuzi (Hainan Airlines Indonesia), Yang Kland, Lan Sujuan, Huang Zhiyong
• director general: Zhu Wei
• vice-president (of a council etc): Yang Jie, Ayudha Xu Zheng
• secretary general: Sun Jian (concurrently)
• Assistant to the President: Nana Gou
• vice-secretary: Ying Wang, Yanmei Zhang, Guohu Liu, Jiashi Lin