SpaceX has launched its Starlink satellite internet service in Indonesia, targeting remote regions such as health centers in Bali and the island of Arc in Maluku.

Elon Musk's visit to Bali for the service's inauguration underscores Indonesia's push to use technology for economic growth, aligning with its goal to become a top-five economy by 2045.

Starlink, which holds a majority of the satellites in orbit, is already operational in Malaysia, the Philippines, and Ukraine, aiding rural areas and various sectors.

The launch highlights Indonesia's commitment to digital technology development and addressing global issues, coinciding with the World Water Forum in Bali.

Indonesia's long-term efforts to secure deals with Musk's companies have been realized with the launch of Starlink in the country.