The manufacturing sector in Britain is experiencing a significant decline in automation compared to advanced countries. While some companies have achieved profits through robotics, the overall situation reflects weak technological investment.
The Industrial Production Index in Saudi Arabia recorded a significant increase of <strong>8.9%</strong> in February 2026 compared to the same month last year, driven by robust growth in the mining and manufacturing sectors. However, the index experienced a slight month-on-month decline of <strong>0.2%</strong>.
Mohammad Faisal, Executive Director of CORE Indonesia, emphasized that regulating illegal mines is crucial for ensuring sustainable supplies of vital minerals, contributing to national manufacturing goals and enhancing the economy. This statement was made during a press conference in Jakarta.
The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry reports continued growth in the manufacturing sector despite global pressures. The Purchasing Managers' Index shows a slight decline, reflecting weak demand, particularly from foreign markets.
The manufacturing sector in the Eurozone experienced a notable recovery in March, with the Purchasing Managers' Index reaching 51.6 points, the highest level in four years. This rebound comes despite challenges such as rising input costs and weak underlying demand.
Indonesian President Joko Widodo reaffirmed his country's commitment to comprehensive economic reforms during the Indonesia-Japan forum in Tokyo, emphasizing the shift from raw material exports to enhancing manufacturing. He also called for support for reforestation efforts to protect the environment.
KoçDigital has announced the launch of the advanced Saudi manufacturing and production center in Riyadh, aiming to enhance regional industry and support technological innovation.