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Jokowi issues single window regulation to boost exports
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President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo, accompanied by a number of ministers, speaks at a ceremony for the first large-scale shipment of Los Angeles-bound exports at the Jakarta International Containers Terminal (JICT) at Tanjung Priok Port in North Jakarta on May 15. (Courtesy of/the Indonesia Port Corporations (IPC) )
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resident Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has signed Presidential Regulation No. 44/2018 on the Indonesia National Single Window (INSW), which is tasked with integrating export and import services, to boost exports.
Under the regulation, the submission and the processing of data and information is managed in a single process by the INSW, according to a statement published on the Cabinet Secretariat's official website setkab.go.id on Monday.
“The regulation is to help the Indonesian economy compete internationally,” the statement says.
It says that the INSW handles various documents related to the quarantine, customs and licensing processes as well as documents on seaports and airports.
“Export and import documents are submitted to relevant ministries and other government institutions through the INSW system,” according to the statement.
The INSW website, at www.insw.go.id, comes with information in both Indonesian and English .
To access the INSW system, users must obtain Hak Akses (Access Rights), which are issued by INSW system management based on a finance ministerial regulation, according to Article 7 of the presidential regulation.
The system is also equipped with a steering council, which is tasked with harmonizing policy and synchronizing processes in ministries and government institutions to improve efficiency.
The council is chaired by Coordinating Economic Minister Darmin Nasution, with ministers and other top government officials holding membership positions. (bbn)
