As the capital and economic center of Indonesia, a vast metropolis of ten million people, Jakarta occupies an important position in the fields of international trade and finance.

Over the past decades, Jakarta has developed rapidly into a modern city. Its market potential and growing infrastructure have greatly facilitated trade and economic cooperation with the rest of the world, attracting a large amount of international capital and large-scale enterprises to the city.

Jakarta is one of the largest cities in Southeast Asia, with a strong consumer market base supported by its large population. The income level of the population is rising, which, coupled with the fact that the city hosts many international events and a wide variety of festivals, has made Jakarta a popular destination for foreign investment and business expansion, as well as a hub for the production of major consumer goods, thus boosting Indonesia's economy.

In addition, Jakarta also has a large young population. These young people have a strong desire and ability to consume and are an important driver of economic growth. Their consumption of new technology products and their love for fashion brands, among other things, have given a significant boost to Jakarta and Indonesia's economy.