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Australia’s cattle and red meat producers will obtain greater market access in Indonesia, as the Indonesian government is committed to issue, automatically and without seasonality, import permits used for import authorization for live cattle, frozen beef and sheep meat.
The Indonesian Textile Association (API) expects the IA-CEPA to raise the value of Indonesia’s annual textile export to Australia by 2 to 7 percent from the level before the trade deal, according to Rizal Tanzil Rakhman, the secretary-general of the association.
In a speech to Australian lawmakers delivered in Indonesian, Jokowi said that both sides should put more focus on collaborating in the Indo-Pacific region, especially after they had finalized the hotly anticipated Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement.
Some may argue that this opportunity will boost Indonesia’s export to Australia. But, our recent discussions with some of Indonesia’s parliament members, owners of small/medium enterprises, and trade unions indicated that they are not aware of the benefits of IA-CEPA.
