At least 700 business people, mostly from ASEAN partner countries, have signed up to join the ASEAN Business and Investment Summit in Nusa Dua, Bali, this week.
“They come from Australia, South Korea, Japan and other ASEAN partner countries,” ASEAN Business Advisory Council chief Anangga Rusdiono said Wednesday as quoted by kompas.com.
Anangga said the business summit had attracted a large number of business people, but said the registration process had created several difficulties.
“It has been quite difficult to get ID cards,” he said.
The ASEAN Business and Investment Summit will be held on Thursday morning. The summit, which will discuss food security and connectivity, will be divided into groups based on partner countries.
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