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As Indonesia has taken the lead in formulating and driving the outlook, our role and standing in the Indo-Pacific and beyond have been much enhanced. This leadership role is allowing Indonesia to be more assertive in general in defending our national interests in the global economy.
Events in Brussels may seem a distant matter in Jakarta sometimes, but there will be many in Indonesia who will be following carefully the consequences of the recent European Parliament (EP) elections. That vote may have a bigger impact on trade and economic relations between the two powers than may be obvious at first sight.
In an effort to boost economic cooperation between Indonesia and India, the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin), in collaboration with the Indian Embassy in Jakarta, launched on Friday the India Bilateral Committee of Kadin.
