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Institutional development · Public engagement and economic impact · Indonesia

UGM vice rector urges Yogyakarta business owners and investors to build closer ties

Universitas Gadjah Mada's vice rector for research, business development and cooperation called on entrepreneurs, investors and residents of Yogyakarta to strengthen their connections, in an item titled Meet the Investor #3.

Photo: Lusia Komala Widiastuti / Wikimedia Commons, CC0

Why it matters: Business owners, investors and local residents in Yogyakarta are the groups UGM's research and business development leadership has asked to forge stronger connections.

According to Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), its Vice Rector for Research, Business Development and Cooperation, Danang Sri Hadmoko, urged business owners, investors and local people to build stronger connections, in an item titled Meet the Investor #3.

UGM reported that such connections are crucial for businesses to grow and to provide practical answers to existing social and economic challenges.

The vice rector described Yogyakarta as having an extraordinary entrepreneurial ecosystem, UGM said.

Editor’s view

Joseph Lopez, Collaboration Editor

The call is aimed at Yogyakarta's business owners, investors and local residents, whom UGM's vice rector asked to strengthen their connections so that businesses can grow and address social and economic challenges.

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