Indonesia seeks tariff reductions and investment under proposed China trade deal
Indonesia and China are preparing to formalize negotiations for a bilateral Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). The deal aims to increase market access, diversify exports, and strengthen supply chain cooperation between the two nations.
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This agreement signals a strategic shift in regional trade dynamics, potentially reducing Indonesia's reliance on existing ASEAN-China frameworks.
The proposed bilateral CEPA aims to expand market access, diversify Indonesian exports and deepen investment and supply chain…
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