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Indonesia, Thailand Target US$20 Billion Trade by 2030

From Tempo · () Indonesian

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  • Indonesia and Thailand have agreed on a strategic partnership roadmap to boost bilateral trade.
  • The goal is to achieve US$20 billion in trade between the two nations by 2030.
  • This initiative aims to strengthen economic ties and cooperation between Southeast Asian neighbors.

Indonesia and Thailand are setting ambitious goals to deepen their economic relationship, targeting US$20 billion in bilateral trade by 2030. This objective is outlined in a newly adopted strategic partnership roadmap designed to enhance cooperation between the two Southeast Asian nations.

The roadmap signifies a concerted effort by both governments to identify and capitalize on new trade opportunities. It is expected to foster closer collaboration across various sectors, potentially leading to increased investment and economic growth for both countries. Officials view this partnership as a vital step in strengthening regional economic integration.

This strategic alignment underscores the commitment of Indonesia and Thailand to bolstering their trade ties amidst a dynamic global economic landscape. The focus is on creating a more robust and mutually beneficial trade environment, paving the way for sustained economic development.

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