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Economy 2 weeks ago
PREMIUM
Stable rules key to luring investment, outgoing EU envoy says
The outgoing EU ambassador to Indonesia, Denis Chaibi, whose term ends this month, told The Jakarta Post that stable regulations and fewer trade barriers would be key to attracting European investment in view of the signing of the Indonesia-EU CEPA in October.
Economy 3 months ago
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RI, France launch new business council to boost investment
French President Emmanuel Macron described Indonesia as one of France’s key strategic partners in the Indo-Pacific, adding that both countries could help build broader international cooperation without becoming overly dependent on any single economic power.
Europe 3 months ago
PREMIUM
Defense, trade top agenda in Prabowo-Macron talks
French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed President Prabowo Subianto to the Élysée Palace on Thursday for talks focused on expanding defense ties and advancing a long-stalled trade agreement between Indonesia and the European Union.
Europe 6 months ago
PREMIUM
Cyprus steers EU toward reliable trade, global partnership
As Cyprus takes over the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, it seeks to navigate a volatile geopolitical landscape by bolstering “strategic autonomy” while offering partners stability and predictability.
Economy 9 months ago
PREMIUM
EU ambassador: Lots of mutual homework ahead of CEPA enactment
EU Ambassador to Indonesia and Brunei Darussalam Denis Chaibi sat down with The Jakarta Post’s M. Taufiqurrahman, Mark Lempp and Deni Ghifari on Friday to discuss what’s next in the process and how it will change the trade landscape.
Economy 10 months ago
PREMIUM
Mixed marks for govt navigating year of turbulent trade
The administration of President Prabowo Subianto has secured multiple trade agreements in its maiden year, partly thanks to the global pressure of an increasingly protectionist United States, but in bilateral talks with the US itself, Indonesia gave much and got little.
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