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3209442	无图 <p>The Royal Thai Embassy in Bern organized the 26 th Thai Festival on 5 th and</p><p>6 th July 2025. During the opening ceremony, H.E. Ms. Pannabha Chandraramya,</p><p>Ambassador of Thailand to Switzerland highlighted emphasized that this year’s event</p><p>focused on presenting Thai culture while also highlighting the importance of balanced</p><p>and sustainable development. The Embassy promoted the use of eco-friendly packaging</p><p>and the recycling of used cooking oil into electricity, as well as biodegradable UNIBOX</p><p>food containers with built-in spoons sponsored by Chiang Mai University, which were</p><p>used throughout the festival.</p><p>Mr. Heinrich Schellenberg, Head of the Asia and Pacific Division, Federal</p><p>Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA), was the guest of honor. In his remarks, he noted that</p><p>the Thai Festival symbolizes the strong and longstanding relationship between Thailand</p><p>and Switzerland. He also referred to the recently signed Free Trade Agreement (FTA)</p><p>between Thailand and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) as the latest</p><p>testament of these ties. Furthermore, the event showcased Thailand’s soft power and</p><p>unique appeal, particularly its culture and cuisine, which are widely admired around the</p><p>world.</p><p>The opening ceremony was attended by representatives from Swiss</p><p>government agencies and the private sector, ambassadors and their spouses based in</p><p>Bern, representatives of international organizations, as well as Ambassador, Permanent</p><p>Representative of Thailand to the UN Office and other international organizations in</p><p>Genevaand Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Thailand to the WTOand WIPO,</p><p>and from the Swiss private sector.</p><p>This year’s festival attracted approximately 7,000 attendees. It provided an</p><p>excellent opportunity for Swiss and international visitors in Switzerland to experience</p><p>Thailand’s soft power in many dimensions including Thai cuisine, cultural performances,</p><p>Muay Thai (Thai boxing), and traditional Thai massage. A cultural highlight of the festival</p><p>was a series of performances organized by the Bunditpatanasilpa Institute of Fine Arts,</p><p>which focused on promoting the Songkran (Thai New Year) tradition. Activities included a</p><p>Songkran water-pouring ceremony and traditional Thai dance performances on the main</p><p>stage, which greatly impressed the audience over the two days of the event.</p> The 26th Thai Festival in Bern - กระทรวงการต่างประเทศ	查看 2500	泰国外交部	2025-07-17 00:00:00 2025-07-18 00:33:12	word
3209441	无图 <p>On 8 July 2025, Mr. Bancha Yuenyongchongcharoen, Minister/Deputy Chief of Mission of the Royal Thai Embassy, Seoul, together with Ambassadors and representatives from 22 countries, including Thailand, that fought or provided medical support to the United Nations Command (UNC), during the Korean war, were invited by Lieutenant General Derek A. Macaulay, Deputy Commander of the UNC to participate in the 75th Anniversary Commemoration of UNC Establishment of the UNC, held at the UNC Headquarters at USAG Humphreys, Pyeongtaek in Gyeonggi Province. The ceremony featured by UNC member flag-raising ceremony, firing of</p><p>21-gun salute and a reception.</p><p>Minister Bancha greeted Mr. Lee Hee-wan, Vice Minister of the Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs of the ROK, who was the guest of honor at the event, and requested his support for the renovation project of the Thai Pavilion in Pocheon, which was built to commemorate the sacrifice and bravery of Thai veterans during the Korean War, to which the Vice Minister kindly showed his interest. Minister Bancha also visited the Thai Honor Guard on duty at the UNC, who also raised the flags of the UNC member states at today’s event.</p> Minister Bancha participates in the 75th Anniversary Commemoration of UNC Establishment in the ROK - กระทรวงการต่างประเทศ	查看 1202	泰国外交部	2025-07-15 00:00:00 2025-07-18 00:33:12	word
3209440	无图 <p>On 30 June 2025, Mr. Bancha Yuenyongchongcharoen, Minister/ Deputy Chief of Mission of the Royal Thai Embassy, Seoul, together with diplomatic corps in the ROK, were invited by Mr. Kim Daesik, Member of the National Assembly of the ROK to attend the Peace Concert “Pray for Ukraine”, performed by the Ukraine Union Chamber Orchestra at the Grand Hall of the National Assembly of the ROK in Seoul, with an aim to encourage the international community to jointly support peace in Ukraine.</p> Minister Bancha attends the Peace Concert “Pray for Ukraine” - กระทรวงการต่างประเทศ	查看 493	泰国外交部	2025-07-15 00:00:00 2025-07-18 00:33:12	word
3209439	无图 <p>On 14 July 2025, H.E. Mr. Tanee Sangrat, Ambassador of Thailand to the ROK, met with Mr. Samuel Lee, President of Korea Organ Donation Agency (KODA) at the Royal Thai Embassy in Seoul. The President briefed on the organization"s goals in facilitating deceased organ donation and its mission related to promoting donation, coordinating to obtain consent from the deceased"s family, and delivering organs to recipients. The President also showed his appropriation for the Embassy’s excellent cooperation with KODA on organ donation by Thai nationals in the ROK in the past.</p><p>Both sides discussed continuing cooperation between the Embassy and KODA, including the possibility of signing an agreement to elevate the cooperation between the two agencies, specifically on organ donation guidelines and assistance and protection for Thai nationals in the ROK.</p><p>The President presented a plaque of appreciation to the Ambassador for the continuous increase in organ donations to KODA by Thais residing in the ROK, which has greatly helped save many lives of patients in the ROK.</p><p>Ambassador Tanee also proposed further cooperation in providing support to Thais, specifically in work-related injuries, for which various agencies are ready.</p> Thai Ambassador to the ROK Meets with the President of Korea Organ Donation Agency to Strengthen Organ Donation Cooperation - กระทรวงการต่างประเทศ	查看 1252	泰国外交部	2025-07-17 00:00:00 2025-07-18 00:33:12	word
3209438	有图 <p>KUALA LUMPUR, 17 July 2025 – Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS), through its subsidiary PETRONAS LNG Sdn. Bhd. (PLSB), today signed a Heads of Agreement (HoA) with SMJ Energy Sdn. Bhd (SMJ Energy) to formalise the terms for a 25% equity participation of SMJ Energy in PFLNG 3 Sdn. Bhd.</p><p>This marks a significant step forward in strengthening PETRONAS’ long-standing partnership with the Sabah State Government and the responsible development of resources in the state.</p><p>The agreement was signed by SMJ Energy CEO Datuk Dr. Dionysia Aloysius Kibat and PLSB CEO Shamsairi M Ibrahim, in the presence of Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Panglima Haji Hajiji Haji Noor and PETRONAS President and Group CEO Tan Sri Tengku Muhammad Taufik. </p><p>PFLNG 3 Sdn. Bhd. is the project company developing the upcoming shore-based floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility, which will be located in Sipitang Oil & Gas Industrial Park (SOGIP), Sabah.</p><p>The proposed equity acquisition will be implemented via definitive agreements to be finalised following the HoA.</p><img src="https://www.petronas.com/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/inline-images/PETRONAS%20Strengthens%20Collaboration%20in%20Sabah%2C%20Inks%20Equity%20Deal%20with%20SMJ%20Energy%29.jpg?itok=GS4vdoTg" rel="noopener noreferrer">The HoA was signed by SMJ Energy CEO Datuk Dr. Dionysia Aloysius Kibat (second from right) and PLSB CEO Shamsairi M Ibrahim (fifth from right), in the presence of Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Panglima Haji Hajiji Haji Noor (third from right) and PETRONAS President and Group CEO Tan Sri Tengku Muhammad Taufik (fourth from right).</p> PETRONAS Strengthens Collaboration in Sabah, Inks Equity Deal with SMJ Energy \| PETRONAS Global	查看 1654	国油化学	2025-07-01 00:00:00 2025-07-18 00:32:48	word
3209437	有图 <p> <p> 16 de julio de 2025 </p> </p><p> SE REUNIÓ LA COMISIÓN PARLAMENTARIA MIXTA REVISORA DE CUENTAS <p>Durante la reunión se trataron nueve auditorías en materia ambiental y tres informes sobre Aerolíneas Argentinas</p> <p>La Comisión Bicameral Permanente Parlamentaria Mixta Revisora de Cuentas, presidida por el diputado Miguel Ángel Pichetto (Encuentro Federal), se reunió esta mañana en el Salón Arturo Illia. Durante el encuentro, se trataron diversos temas vinculados al control y la rendición de cuentas de la administración pública nacional. Entre los expedientes puestos a consideración, se incluyeron auditorías de gestión ambiental e informes sobre Aerolíneas Argentinas.</p><p>En cuestiones ambientales, se dictaminaron pedidos de informes al Poder Ejecutivo respecto a áreas marinas protegidas, la gestión de residuos radioactivos, sobre manejo integral de residuos sólidos urbanos y sobre gestión de plaguicidas de SENASA.</p><p>Con relación a Aerolíneas Argentinas, se trataron dos informes financieros correspondientes a los ejercicios 2022 y 2023, y una auditoría de gestión correspondiente al período 2016-2018.</p><p>Se comunicó la respuesta del Ministerio de Economía (MECON) a la Comisión con relación al estado de ejecución de los préstamos con organismos internacionales de crédito. Al respecto, la Comisión decidió convocar a los técnicos de la AGN que realizaron dichas auditorías y a los funcionarios nacionales responsables de la ejecución de los préstamos, para profundizar el tratamiento del tema.</p> </p><p> <p> <p> <p> <img src="https://www.senado.gob.ar/upload/archivo/54664" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> <p> <img src="https://www.senado.gob.ar/upload/archivo/54665" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> Anterior Siguiente </p> </p> SE REUNIÓ LA COMISIÓN PARLAMENTARIA MIXTA REVISORA DE CUENTAS	查看 3336	阿根廷国会	2025-07-16 08:00:00 2025-07-18 00:21:24	word
3209436	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Managing Director of Investment at Indonesia’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Daya Anagata Nusantara (Danantara), Stefanus Ade Hadiwidjaja announced that the fund will prioritize the mineral and energy sectors over the next six months.</p><p>"Minerals and energy are likely to be the sectors where we’ll finalize deals in the coming six months," Stefanus said at Pertamina Investor Day in Jakarta on Wednesday.</p><p>The mineral sector focus includes downstream programs aimed at adding value to Indonesia’s natural resources, with priority given to nickel, aluminum, bauxite, and copper.</p><p>In the energy sector, Stefanus noted that Danantara’s interest spans new and renewable energy, oil and gas, and petrochemicals.</p><p>"For this second sector -- energy -- it’s crucial for us to collaborate with Pertamina," he stated.</p><p>Related news: Danantara urged to center investments on public needs</p><p>Beyond minerals and energy, Stefanus said Danantara has identified several other sectors for potential investment over the next two to three years.</p><p>These include digital infrastructure -- particularly data centers -- as well as healthcare to strengthen Indonesia’s health industry resilience, covering areas such as plasma processing facilities and hospital networks.</p><p>"In financial services, we may focus over the next 12 months on securitization ideas to expand banking and financial service capacity in Indonesia," he added.</p><p>Related news: Danantara, JBIC partner to advance Indonesia"s green economy</p><p>Danantara is also eyeing other key sectors, such as infrastructure, utilities, property, food, and agriculture.</p><p>During the same forum, PT Pertamina (Persero) President Director Simon Aloysius Mantiri offered 19 projects worth a total of USD 9.25 billion (approximately IDR 150 trillion) to prospective investors and partners.</p><p>"There will be opportunities to engage with Pertamina"s subholdings and explore business cooperation on 19 projects valued at USD 9.25 billion," Simon said at the Pertamina Investor Day.</p><p>Pertamina’s long-term strategy is anchored in two pillars. The first is maximizing its core businesses to strengthen national energy resilience, including upstream activities, refining, and fuel distribution.</p><p>The second pillar involves developing low-carbon businesses, such as advancing biofuels, expanding geothermal energy, piloting new technologies, and increasing chemical production.</p><p>Related news: Danantara has crucial role as growth catalyst, Indrawati says</p><p>Translator: Putu Indah Savitri, Primayanti</p><p>Editor: M Razi Rahman</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesia's Danantara eyes mineral, energy deals in 6 months - ANTARA News	查看 2672	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-16 21:07:09 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209435	无图 Jakarta, Indonesia--(ANTARA/Business Wire)--The University of Melbourne, in partnership with the Indonesia Council, hosted ICOC 2025, a key multidisciplinary gathering of Indonesian experts in the Southern Hemisphere. Over four days, the Indonesia Council Open Conference (ICOC) brought together more than 350 scholars, students, policymakers, artists, and community leaders from across Australia, Indonesia, and beyond for critical conversations on the future of the region.</p><p>This biennial, free, and open conference convened emerging and established voices in Indonesian studies. Participants debated pressing contemporary issues, from environmental governance and climate resilience to economic development, gender equality, Indigenous rights, democratic transformation, and the arts. The theme, ‘Indonesia Now: Eighty Years of Independence’, offered an opportunity to reflect on past achievements and envision new directions for Indonesia across law, health, religion, education, social movements, and more.</p><p>Professor Jennifer Balint, Dean of the Faculty of Arts, said: “The University of Melbourne has long served as a bridge in the Australia-Indonesia relationship, welcoming Indonesian students and collaborating on research for nearly eight decades. Our campuses are enriched by Indonesian scholars, and Indonesian studies enlivens our intellectual life. ICOC 2025 celebrates these enduring connections and forges new ones for the future.”</p><p>The program featured over 180 papers presented by scholars, covering a breadth of innovative research and perspectives.</p><p>Conference highlights included a keynote by Farwiza Farhan, Indonesia’s renowned environmental leader and Ramon Magsaysay laureate, whose conservation work in Sumatra’s Leuser Ecosystem stands as a global model for biodiversity protection.</p><p>Farhan spoke of Indonesia’s environmental governance, reflecting on the progress and challenges that have unfolded in the eight decades since the country’s independence.</p><p>“Indonesia stands poised to harness technology and community-led initiatives to forge a path of sustainable development and climate resilience. However, we must remain vigilant, ensuring that our progress doesn"t come at the cost of our rich biodiversity or the well-being of our communities. The next chapter of Indonesia"s environmental story must be one of inclusive conservation, balancing economic growth with ecological stewardship,” Farhan said.</p><p>The event also featured the fifth annual Australia-Indonesia in Conversation, a partnership with Universitas Gadjah Mada focused on Indigenous Knowledge, and an exclusive curator-led tour of the recently launched exhibition "65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art" at the Ian Potter Museum of Art, celebrating First Nations voices and cross-cultural connections.</p><p>Reflecting the University’s deep commitment to Indonesia’s national agenda, Dr Ken M.P. Setiawan launched ‘The Routledge Handbook of Human Rights in Southeast Asia’ at the conference with co-editor Professor Amalinda Savriani from Universitas Gadjah Mada, joining many other relevant publications.</p><p>Professor Michael Wesley, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Global, Culture and Engagement), noted: “We are committed to enabling and empowering our Indonesian partners, and to strengthening the ties that benefit both our societies through the transformative power of research and education.”</p><p>“The success of ICOC 2025 underscores the vital role universities play in bringing together diverse voices to address complex global challenges. By facilitating these exchanges of ideas and fostering people-to-people connections, the University of Melbourne continues to enhance the Australia-Indonesia relationship and strengthen its impact across both countries,” he concluded.</p><p>In its 70<sup>th</sup> year of teaching Indonesian language, the University of Melbourne remains deeply engaged with Indonesian institutions through innovative programs, joint research initiatives, and enduring academic ties.</p><p>Learn more about ICOC here.</p><p>Contacts</p><p>Media Contact:</p><p>Rutvi Mehta</p><p>rutvi.mehta@mslgroup.com</p><p>+91 86194 30473</p><p>Shreya Bhattacharya</p><p>Shreya.bhattacharya@mslgroup.com</p><p>+91 8582891650</p><p>Reporter: PR Wire</p><p>Editor: PR Wire</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> University of Melbourne Leads Major Australia-Indonesia Conference on Social Challenges - ANTARA News	查看 4369	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-15 08:34:25 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209434	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesia"s Foreign Ministry expressed hope that the European Union"s visa cascade policy for Indonesian nationals applying for multi-entry Schengen visas will be implemented by the end of July this year.</p><p>The visa cascade policy is one of the concrete results of President Prabowo Subianto"s visit to Brussels, Belgium, on July 12—13, according to the ministry"s press statement received here, Monday.</p><p>The benefits of this visa policy could be directly felt by Indonesians, especially those who frequently travel to EU countries, the ministry"s spokesperson, Rolliansyah "Roy" Soemirat, was quoted as saying.</p><p>This policy will enable Indonesians to travel more easily to Europe for business, investment, education, or simply to build and strengthen networks, he remarked.</p><p>Indonesians traveling to Europe are expected to bring tangible benefits to the EU countries they visit, he remarked.</p><p>To this end, Soemirat expressed hope for sound cooperation from the embassies of the EU countries in Indonesia in responding to applications from Indonesian passport holders for multi-entry Schengen visas.</p><p>The visa cascade policy was officially announced by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen during her meeting with President Prabowo at the Berlaymont, Brussels, on July 13.</p><p>"I am pleased to announce that the European Commission has adopted a decision on the visa cascade. It means that from now on, Indonesian nationals visiting the EU for a second time will be eligible for multi-entry Schengen visas," she remarked.</p><p>"This will make it easier to visit, invest, study, and connect. In short, we are building a bridge between our societies," von der Leyen remarked.</p><p>Related news: Indonesia, European Commission discuss strategic partnership</p><p>Related news: IEU-CEPA provides alternative market for Indonesia: President</p><p>Translator: Nabil I, Rahmad Nasution</p><p>Editor: Aditya Eko Sigit Wicaksono</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesia hopes EU visa cascade policy effective July-end - ANTARA News	查看 2027	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-15 12:44:43 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209433	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - An investigation by Indonesia"s National Police (Polri), launched following the repatriation of a human trafficking victim from Myanmar in March, has uncovered an international trafficking network that lured job seekers with fake overseas employment offers.</p><p>Brigadier General Nurul Azizah, head of Polri’s Directorate for Crimes Against Women, Children, and Human Trafficking (PPA-PPO), said one suspect, identified as HR, has been arrested.</p><p>The syndicate reportedly conducted a video-call job interview with the victim and promised a position as a cryptocurrency administrator in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), offering a monthly salary of around US$800. They also helped arrange the victim’s passport, flight tickets, and accommodation, Azizah said.</p><p>However, instead of being taken to the UAE, the victim — a resident of Pangkal Pinang, Bangka Belitung Islands — was trafficked through Soekarno-Hatta International Airport to Thailand, and later brought to Myawaddy, Myanmar. She was eventually repatriated in March.</p><p>Police arrested HR for allegedly recruiting and sending the victim abroad. Another suspect, identified as IR, has also been named for helping with travel arrangements and escorting the victim to Myanmar. IR remains at large and is still being pursued by authorities, Azizah said.</p><p>HR’s case file will be handed over to the Bangka Prosecutor’s Office.</p><p>Earlier this year, the government repatriated 691 Indonesian migrant workers from conflict-affected areas in Myanmar between February and March.</p><p>Related news: Indonesia repatriates 691 migrant workers from conflict-hit Myanmar</p><p>Related news: Ministry pushes training after migrant worker scam uncovered</p><p>Translator: Rahmad Nasution</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesia cracks human trafficking case linked to Myanmar - ANTARA News	查看 1842	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-15 01:22:09 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209432	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Bank Indonesia (BI) on Wednesday lowered its key interest rate or policy rate by 25 basis points to 5.25 percent, citing easing inflation pressure and the need to sustain economic growth.</p><p>Following a two-day meeting of its board of governors, held on July 15–16, 2025, Bank Indonesia announced here that the benchmark BI-Rate has been cut to 5.25 percent.</p><p>Meanwhile, the deposit facility rate has been reduced to 4.5 percent and the lending facility rate to 6.0 percent.</p><p>“The decision is consistent with our forecast that inflation in 2025 and 2026 will remain within our target of 2.5 percent plus or minus one percent,” BI Governor Perry Warjiyo said.</p><p>He added that the move also reflects the stability of the rupiah exchange rate, which is in line with its fundamentals, and the need to continue driving economic expansion.</p><p>“Going forward, Bank Indonesia will continue to assess room for further rate cuts to support economic growth while maintaining rupiah stability and ensuring inflation remains on target, in line with global and domestic economic dynamics,” Warjiyo informed.</p><p>Alongside monetary easing, the central bank is implementing accommodative macroprudential policies for stimulating lending, lowering borrowing costs, and enhancing banking system liquidity.</p><p>It is also promoting greater use of digital payments and strengthening the payment system infrastructure.</p><p>To stabilize the rupiah, BI has intensified currency interventions, including spot market operations, domestic non-deliverable forwards, and foreign non-deliverable forwards.</p><p>The central bank is also buying government bonds in the secondary market to support financial market stability.</p><p>Other measures include pro-market monetary operations designed to improve the transmission of lower policy rates, sustain ample liquidity, deepen money and foreign exchange markets, and attract foreign portfolio inflows.</p><p>The central bank has adjusted the structure of monetary instruments and currency swaps to attract foreign investment into domestic monetary assets.</p><p>Additionally, it is bolstering transparency by publishing assessments of banks’ lending rate structures, expanding digital payment acceptance, and strengthening international cooperation in central banking.</p><p>Related news: Rupiah under control, supported by stabilization policies: BI</p><p>Related news: Higher-for-longer interest rate to maintain stability amid turmoil: BI</p><p>Related news: Govt, BI successfully controlling inflation together: Minister</p><p>Reporter: Rizka Khaerunnisa, Uyu Liman</p><p>Editor: Azis Kurmala</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Bank Indonesia cuts policy rate to 5.25% to support growth - ANTARA News	查看 2703	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-17 08:28:09 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209431	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - US President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that all Indonesian goods imported into the United States will now be subject to a 19 percent tariff, following his direct talks with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto.</p><p>"Indonesia will pay the United States a 19% Tariff on all Goods they export to us," Trump wrote on Truth Social.</p><p>The new tariff marks a reduction from the initial 32 percent rate Trump had announced in April, suggesting that Indonesia’s efforts to renegotiate the terms were at least partially successful.</p><p>Prior to this latest announcement, Trump had insisted on maintaining the 32 percent tariff, even as both countries engaged in intensive negotiations. In a July 7 letter to President Prabowo from the White House, Trump reaffirmed his position.</p><p>However, following a meeting between Indonesia"s Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto and US officials — the Secretary of Commerce and the Trade Representative — on July 9, Washington agreed to delay implementation of the tariffs for three weeks to allow further discussions.</p><p>In addition to the revised tariff rate, Trump also announced that US exports to Indonesia would be "Tariff and Non Tariff Barrier FREE."</p><p>He added that Indonesia had agreed to apply the 19 percent tariff to any trans-shipments coming from countries with higher existing tariffs.</p><p>Trump further revealed that Indonesia had committed to purchasing US$15 billion worth of American energy products and US$4.5 billion in US agricultural goods.</p><p>He also said Indonesia plans to buy 50 Boeing aircraft, most of them Boeing 777 passenger jets, although he did not specify which Indonesian buyers would be involved.</p><p>"This landmark Deal opens up Indonesia"s ENTIRE MARKET to the United States for the first time in history," Trump stated.</p><p>He concluded by thanking the Indonesian people for their "friendship and commitment to balancing our Trade Deficit."</p><p>Related news: Trump"s 32 pct tariff on Indonesia delayed for more talks: minister</p><p>Related news: Indonesia seeks lower US tariff, Prabowo–Trump talks possible</p><p>Translator: Nabil Ihsan</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Trump cuts tariff on Indonesian goods to 19 percent after talks - ANTARA News	查看 2263	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-16 12:40:57 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209430	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (<i>Kadin</i>) has opened a global engagement office (Kadin GEO) in Paris, France, marking a strategic step to strengthen Indonesia’s influence in global economic diplomacy and international cooperation.</p><p>The launch, which coincided with France’s Bastille Day celebrations on July 14, 2025, was highlighted by the chairperson of Kadin Indonesia, Anindya Bakrie, as a timely move to deepen economic ties, especially following the initial signing of the Indonesia-European Union Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (I-EU CEPA).</p><p>“We need a navigator in the European Union, and this is where France plays a key role in opening more opportunities (for economic cooperation with Indonesia) — particularly after the I-EU CEPA signing in Brussels,” he said in a press release received here on Tuesday evening.</p><p>The Kadin GEO will be led by vice chairperson for international relations at Kadin Indonesia, Bernardino M. Vega.</p><p>The Paris-based office is meant to spearhead Indonesia’s economic diplomacy, serving as a bridge between Indonesian business interests and the broader international business ecosystem.</p><p>“We want to promote a consistent message when representing Indonesia in bilateral and multilateral forums. This is crucial, especially with our active roles in ASEAN, APEC, OECD, BRICS, COP, and the G20,” Bakrie said.</p><p>Vice chairperson of foreign affairs at Kadin Indonesia, James Riady, expressed the hope that the opening of the office would encourage more investment from French corporations into Indonesia.</p><p>“We hope that France, with its significant role, can further encourage various companies to actively contribute to the development of the Indonesian economy,” he said.</p><p>The establishment of Kadin GEO underlines Indonesia’s commitment to expanding its global partnerships.</p><p>Through the new office, Kadin aims to enhance cross-border collaboration in trade, investment, and economic development, and thereby, position Indonesia as a rising force in the global economy.</p><p>Related news: Kadin optimistic IEU-CEPA to boost Indonesia-EU trade</p><p>Related news: Dutch expertise sought for Indonesia"s sea wall project</p><p>Reporter: Ahmad M Fauzan, Uyu Liman</p><p>Editor: M Razi Rahman</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesia opens Kadin office in Paris to spur EU investment - ANTARA News	查看 2366	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-16 06:30:22 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209429	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - A research team from the National Research and Innovation Agency"s (BRIN"s) Geological Disaster Research Center discovered ancient tsunami deposits dating back 1,800 years at multiple sites along southern Java, including the Kulon Progo southern coast.</p><p>Based on these findings, BRIN sedimentology researcher Purna Sulastya Putra, in a statement released in Jakarta on Tuesday, highlighted various developments around Yogyakarta International Airport (YIA) in Kulon Progo District, Yogyakarta. The ancient tsunami deposits were found approximately two kilometers from the airport.</p><p>"We also found younger layers in Kulon Progo. We have previously found these younger layers in other locations, such as Lebak and Pangandaran, indicating that major tsunamis have likely occurred more than once in this region," he revealed.</p><p>Putra stated that the growth of infrastructure, including hotels, restaurants, and other facilities, can have a positive economic impact on the community. However, it can indirectly increase the region"s vulnerability to potential disasters.</p><p>He warned that extensive development conducted without considering disaster risks may worsen the consequences of future extreme events, such as tsunamis.</p><p>The researcher stated that every development initiative brings significant benefits. However, in disaster-prone areas, all stakeholders should collaborate with an awareness of risks and utilize scientific data.</p><p>"With rapid development in this region, geological disaster research is becoming increasingly important in providing information that can be used as a basis for planning and risk mitigation. One way to do this is through paleotsunami studies," he elaborated.</p><p>Through disaster studies, Putra emphasized that his team continues to advocate for integrating scientific findings into the regional planning and development process, especially in disaster-prone areas.</p><p>With collaboration between stakeholders, he expressed hope that the research results will move beyond scientific documents and serve as a concrete foundation for realizing adaptive, safe, and sustainable development. </p><p>Related news: BRIN expert highlights rampant child marriage practices in villages</p><p>Related news: BRIN discovers new species of tree frog endemic to Sulawesi</p><p>Related news: BRIN"s lightweight composites advance transportation, drone innovation</p><p>Translator: Sean Filo Muhamad, Martha Herlinawati Simanjuntak</p><p>Editor: Azis Kurmala</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> BRIN uncovers ancient tsunami evidence near Yogyakarta Airport - ANTARA News	查看 2569	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-15 20:10:21 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209428	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Hundreds of app-based motorcycle taxi (ojol) drivers gathered near the National Monument (Monas) in Jakarta on Thursday to protest operator policies.</p><p>They rejected a 10 percent commission cut imposed by ride-hailing platforms and demanded regulations to better protect their rights.</p><p>Carrying flags and banners, drivers from Jakarta and surrounding areas began assembling around 1:15 p.m. local time.</p><p>The demonstration did not significantly disrupt traffic on nearby roads. Police allowed vehicles to pass, despite parts of the street being used for motorcycle parking and the rally.</p><p>During the protest, the coordinator reminded participants not to carry out “sweeps,” or forcibly stop fellow drivers who chose to continue working.</p><p>Earlier, Jakarta Metropolitan Police had deployed 1,437 officers to secure the rally near the southern area of Monas.</p><p>"We urge the demonstrators to follow the rules and comply with instructions from security personnel on the ground," said Central Jakarta Police Chief Senior Commissioner Susatyo Purnomo Condro.</p><p>He stressed that officers would safeguard the protest in a humane and professional manner.</p><p>"We also call on all speakers to keep the atmosphere calm, avoid provocation, and not incite others to commit acts of anarchy," he added.</p><p>Related news: Ministry weighs 8–15% online taxi fare rise, seeks inputs</p><p>Related news: Indonesia"s online taxi drivers protest commissions, govt vows action</p><p>Translator: Primayanti</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Jakarta ojol drivers protest over platform commission cuts - ANTARA News	查看 1605	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-17 19:39:35 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209427	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - More than 2,000 Indonesian retail stores are now operating in the Philippines, with further expansion planned in Bangladesh and Malaysia, according to Trade Minister Budi Santoso.</p><p>He said that the 2,400 stores, opened by members of the Indonesian Retail Merchants Association (Aprindo), have helped boost exports and promote Indonesian-made products abroad.</p><p>"If we open more stores, we can sell more of our products there. We hope to expand to Malaysia, Bangladesh, and other countries," he said at the launch of the 2025 National Retail Day in Jakarta on Thursday.</p><p>Beyond goods and commodities, Indonesia also aims to increase exports in the service sector.</p><p>"We started with the Philippines, and we"re exploring ways to expand into Bangladesh and Malaysia," Santoso said.</p><p>Aprindo Chairperson Solihin noted that the stores operating in the Philippines adopt the same concept and service standards as those in Indonesia.</p><p>He added that many of these 2,400 stores — some of which have been operating for over a decade — continue to expand and import a large portion of their products from Indonesia. He emphasized that partnerships with local businesses are key to entering the Philippine market.</p><p>Solihin also confirmed that Aprindo is ready to expand to Bangladesh.</p><p>"We"ve been operating in the Philippines for years. We currently have 2,400 stores there, and our expansion into Bangladesh is ready to launch soon," he said.</p><p>Related news: Indonesia highlights need for retail sector innovation</p><p>Related news: Indonesia seeking retail boost for economy</p><p>Translator: Maria Cicilia G, Nabil Ihsan</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Over 2,000 Indonesian retail stores operating in Philippines - ANTARA News	查看 1744	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-17 20:37:25 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209426	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Ministry of Health (Kemenkes) is urging all stakeholders to collaborate in banning the sale of cigarettes to individuals under 21 and in enforcing No Smoking Areas (Kawasan Tanpa Rokok/KTR).</p><p>Siti Nadia Tarmizi, Director of Non-Communicable Diseases at the Ministry of Health, explained that regulations on tobacco and e-cigarette control outlined in Government Regulation (PP) No. 28 of 2024, an implementing regulation of Law No. 17 of 2023 on Health, are already enforceable.</p><p>"Although the implementation of the PP is ongoing, we have already taken steps such as regulating advertising, banning certain additives, and prohibiting the sale of cigarettes to those under 21—although violations still occur," she remarked during an online press conference hosted by the Indonesian Youth Council for Tactical Changes on Thursday.</p><p>The regulation also forbids the sale and advertising of tobacco products within 200 meters of schools and children"s playgrounds. It mandates the establishment of no-smoking zones at health care facilities, educational institutions, places of worship, public transport, and other public spaces.</p><p>"This is just a matter of execution. It does not require any new regulations. However, some aspects, like setting Pictorial Health Warning (PHW) standards and limits on nicotine and tar content, are still being finalized," she revealed.</p><p>Enforcing these measures is crucial, as smoking rates among those aged 15 and above continue to rise in absolute terms. Although the smoking prevalence rate may be declining slightly, population growth has caused a rise in the total number of smokers.</p><p>According to the Ministry of Health figures, the number of smokers in Indonesia rose from 57.2 million in 2013 to 63.1 million in 2023.</p><p>Of greater concern is the steep increase in young smokers aged 10–18. Their number has nearly tripled over a decade, from around 2 million in 2013 to 5.9 million in 2023.</p><p>Related news: Health Ministry asks regions to apply smoke-free area policy actively</p><p>Related news: Ministry to launch non-smoking area (KTR) dashboard soon</p><p>Translator: Yoanita Hastryka Djohan</p><p>Editor: Primayanti</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Joint action pushed to ban under-21 cigarette sales - ANTARA News	查看 2258	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-17 20:48:51 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209425	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - <meta></p><p>Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq have been placed in Group B for the fourth round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup Asian qualifiers, following Thursday’s group stage draw in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.</p><p>Indonesia was represented at the draw by head coach Patrick Kluivert and team manager Sumardji. The event was conducted by Uzbekistan head coach Timur Kapadze, who recently led his team to secure a World Cup berth.</p><p>Indonesia and Saudi Arabia previously faced each other twice in the third qualifying round, with the Garuda Squad earning a draw and a win over the Green Falcons.</p><p>Their first encounter, held in Jeddah last September, ended in a 1-1 draw under the leadership of Shin Tae-yong. At the time, Saudi Arabia was coached by Italy’s Roberto Mancini.</p><p>The second match took place in November at Jakarta’s Gelora Bung Karno Stadium, where Indonesia — still led by Shin — defeated Saudi Arabia 2-0. The Green Falcons were then managed by French coach Hervé Renard.</p><p>All Group B matches in the upcoming round will be hosted by Saudi Arabia.</p><p>Indonesia has also faced Iraq three times over the past two years — in World Cup qualifiers and during the 2023 AFC Asian Cup group stage — and lost on each occasion. Iraq is currently ranked 58th in the FIFA World Rankings.</p><p>In Group A, host nation Qatar will compete against the United Arab Emirates and Oman as it seeks a second consecutive World Cup appearance, having qualified automatically in 2022 as the host.</p><p>The fourth-round matches are scheduled for October 8, 11, and 14. Group winners will qualify directly for the 2026 World Cup, which will be co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico.</p><p>Runner-up teams will advance to the fifth round for a chance to earn an inter-confederation playoff spot, while third-placed teams will be eliminated.</p><p>In the fifth round, the Group A runner-up will host the first leg on November 13, followed by the return leg hosted by Group B’s runner-up on November 18.</p><p>So far, six Asian teams have secured direct qualification: Iran, Uzbekistan, Jordan, South Korea, Japan, and Australia — all of whom placed first or second in their groups in the third round.</p><p>Related news: PSSI eyes best outcome in World Cup qualifiers’ fourth round</p><p>Related news: Prabowo urges Garuda Squad"s best against Japan</p><p>Translator: Zaro E, Tegar Nurfitra</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> World Cup Qualifiers: Indonesia to face Saudi Arabia, Iraq in Group B - ANTARA News	查看 2499	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-17 20:49:57 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209424	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati informed that Rp20.26 trillion (US$1.2 billion) in basic food aid has been provided to 18.2 million beneficiaries, or 97.22 percent of the targeted 18.8 million, as of July 9, 2025.</p><p>“The basic food aid is now being distributed in cash. Each beneficiary family receives Rp200 thousand (US$11.91) per month,” she wrote in a post on her Instagram account <i>@smindrawati</i> on Thursday.</p><p>The basic food aid program aims to help beneficiaries meet nutritional needs through the purchase of foods such as rice, meat, fruit, and vegetables, she explained.</p><p>According to Indrawati, the aid is channelled through the Finance Ministry’s State Treasury Office (KPPN) to the Social Affairs Ministry, from where it is disbursed to beneficiary families (KPM) based on National Socioeconomic Single Data (DTSEN).</p><p>“The aid is not merely to give assistance, but also an effort from the state budget to ensure the people’s lives. We hope this social assistance will bring benefits to beneficiaries and have a positive impact on the welfare of the people," the minister added.</p><p>The Ministry of Finance had disbursed social assistance worth Rp48.8 trillion (US$2.9 billion) as of May 31, equivalent to 32.6 percent of the State Budget target.</p><p>The realization was slower than last year’s realization of Rp70.5 trillion (US$4.1 billion), or 46.3 percent of the State Budget target.</p><p>The slowdown in social assistance distribution was due to the quarterly program, Deputy Minister of Finance, Suahasil Nazara, explained at a press conference on June 17.</p><p>He assured that social aid distribution for June would be accelerated following data alignment with the National Social and Economic Single Data of the Ministry of Social Affairs.</p><p>“We are also cross-checking with the Ministry of Social Affairs. The remaining distribution of social assistance in the form of Basic Food Cards and the Family Hope Program (PKH) for the second quarter of 2025 will be completed this June,” he added.</p><p>Related news: Govt disburses US$767.9 mln for subsidized housing as of May</p><p>Related news: Wage subsidy assistance sustains workers" purchasing power: Ministry</p><p>Translator: Imamatul Silfia, Resinta Sulistiyandari</p><p>Editor: Primayanti</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Basic food aid: Rp20.26 trln in cash given to 18.2 mln families - ANTARA News	查看 2365	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-17 20:54:32 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209423	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - An Indonesian lawmaker has called on the government to strengthen exports, protect domestic industries, and improve import regulations to achieve national economic sovereignty.</p><p>Gde Sumarjaya Linggih, a member of the House of Representatives (DPR) Commission VI, praised recent trade diplomacy achievements, including the reduction of US tariffs on Indonesian products from 32 percent to 19 percent, as a positive step toward expanding export opportunities.</p><p>"Going forward, exports must increase, governance must improve, and incentives for exporters must be enhanced," he said in a statement on Thursday.</p><p>Linggih also emphasized that export growth must be accompanied by improvements in the quality of local products. He urged the government to pay more attention to the development of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and traditional markets.</p><p>He also cited findings by the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK), which highlighted unclear quotas and non-transparent import procedures. In response, he called on the Trade Ministry to overhaul import regulations and strengthen oversight to ensure local products are not disadvantaged.</p><p>"We must move away from outdated practices. Trade governance must be modern, accountable, and prioritize national interests," he said.</p><p>Linggih expressed optimism that the tariff reduction could be leveraged to boost exports and increase state revenue.</p><p>Earlier, US President Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social that he and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto had reached a historic agreement that "opens up Indonesia’s entire market to the United States for the first time in history."</p><p>Trump stated that under the agreement, Indonesia would pay a 19-percent tariff on all its exports to the US, while American exports to Indonesia would be exempt from both tariff and non-tariff barriers.</p><p>Related news: Lower tariffs open up chance to double exports to US: Kadin</p><p>Related news: US tariff cut to boost Indonesia"s economy: DEN</p><p>Translator: Walda Marison, Raka Adji</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesian MP urges domestic industry protection after US tariff cut - ANTARA News	查看 2151	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-17 21:00:15 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209422	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has expressed his willingness to accept Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto"s invitation to visit Indonesia, which was extended during their meeting near Minsk, the capital of Belarus.</p><p>After concluding his agenda in France, where he observed the Indonesian military"s participation in the Bastille Day parade, President Prabowo made a brief stop in Belarus to meet Lukashenko before returning to Indonesia.</p><p>According to a statement from Prabowo’s office on Wednesday, the two leaders met on Tuesday at Lukashenko"s residence in Ozyorny, near Minsk.</p><p>"Mr. President, after the restoration of this house and before your visit, only President Putin has visited. A long time ago, before the restoration, Chinese President Xi Jinping also visited with his family," Lukashenko told Prabowo, highlighting the house"s past role as a military residence.</p><p>During their three-hour meeting — described by Prabowo"s office as "relaxed and friendly" — the two leaders discussed strategic issues and potential areas of cooperation.</p><p>"I am pleased to welcome you to this house and ready to discuss all aspects of our bilateral relations," Lukashenko said.</p><p>Prabowo thanked Lukashenko for the warm welcome and extended an invitation for a reciprocal visit.</p><p>"I also hope Your Excellency will visit Indonesia soon," he said.</p><p>In response, Lukashenko said he is "looking forward to visiting Indonesia again," referring to his previous trip to Jakarta in 2013.</p><p>After arriving in Jakarta on Wednesday, Prabowo told the media that his visit to Belarus was part of the government"s broader effort to strengthen Indonesia"s food security — particularly by ensuring access to fertilizers for domestic farmers.</p><p>"Belarus needs a wide range of commodities from Indonesia, while we need fertilizers, including potash," he said at Halim Perdanakusuma Air Base in Jakarta.</p><p>Related news: Prabowo-Lukashenko meeting reunion of old friends: Wijaya</p><p>Related news: Prabowo wraps diplomatic tour in Belarus, eyes trade and food security</p><p>Translator: Mentari Dwi G, Nabil Ihsan</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Prabowo visits Belarus, invites Lukashenko to Indonesia - ANTARA News	查看 2242	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-17 21:14:18 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209421	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Indonesian government has disbursed Rp6.88 trillion (over US$421 million) in Wage Subsidy Assistance (BSU) to 11.4 million workers between June 23 and July 1, according to Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati.</p><p>"This reflects the state"s commitment to supporting its citizens amid various economic challenges," she said in an Instagram post on Thursday.</p><p>"It"s not just about maintaining purchasing power, but also about encouraging workers to continue contributing, as they are the driving force behind our economic progress," she added.</p><p>Indrawati urged the public to make the most of the support programs to help build a more competitive and sustainable economy.</p><p>The BSU is one of five economic stimulus programs launched by the government to help people meet their daily needs.</p><p>Eligible recipients must earn no more than Rp3.5 million (US$214.25) per month. Each worker receives a subsidy of Rp300,000 per month for two months, delivered as a one-time payment of Rp600,000.</p><p>Manpower Minister Yassierli said that around 85 percent of the targeted 15 million recipients have received the assistance so far.</p><p>Related news: Wage subsidy assistance sustains workers" purchasing power: Ministry</p><p>Related news: Indonesian VP monitors wage subsidy distribution in Tangerang</p><p>Translator: Primayanti</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesia disburses $421 million in wage aid to workers - ANTARA News	查看 1436	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-17 21:35:31 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209420	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Indonesian government is preparing human resources to manage over 80,000 village cooperatives nationwide, according to Manpower Minister Yassierli.</p><p>On Thursday, he said that his ministry has designed several training programs for cooperative managers, particularly those managing pilot cooperatives.</p><p>"We"ve already begun the training. Some participants are enrolled in online sessions, while others are attending in-person sessions in Surakarta. The training is ongoing," Yassierli said.</p><p>The program is a collaboration between the Ministry of Manpower and the Ministry of Cooperatives.</p><p>He noted that the duration of the online and offline training is two and four days, respectively. Graduates will receive competency certificates in cooperative management.</p><p>Yassierli emphasized that skilled human resources are essential to the success of the village cooperatives initiative, which is one of the government"s priority programs.</p><p>"This is a continuing effort. We hope the Ministry of Manpower can provide strong support in terms of human capital," he said.</p><p>"Through this, cooperatives can become centers of economic growth in villages and urban neighborhoods — and help address future employment challenges," he added.</p><p>The government"s Red and White Village Cooperatives program is set to launch on July 21. So far, around 81,000 cooperatives have been established nationwide.</p><p>Currently, 103 pilot cooperatives are operating in 103 districts across 38 provinces. The government is finalizing regulations to ensure smooth operations once the program is officially launched.</p><p>Related news: July 21 launch for 80,000 Red and White Village Co-ops: minister</p><p>Related news: Village co-ops can access loans from Jul 22: ministry</p><p>Translator: Primayanti</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesia prepares workforce to run 80,000 village cooperatives - ANTARA News	查看 1906	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-17 21:55:35 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209419	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Indonesian government has pledged to complete the certification of 129,000 transmigration land plots in the near future.</p><p>Transmigration Minister Muhammad Iftitah Sulaiman Suryanagara said on Thursday that resolving long-standing land rights issues for transmigrants remains a top priority for his ministry.</p><p>"The Ministry of Transmigration has many tasks to complete, even if they stem from past programs. We don"t view them as a burden, but as a moral responsibility," he stated.</p><p>He noted that hundreds of thousands of plots are experiencing overlapping claims, largely due to changes in land status, particularly areas that were later designated as forest zones after transmigrants had already settled there.</p><p>Suryanagara cited the 1999 transmigration program in Luwu, South Sulawesi, which sparked land disputes two decades later.</p><p>He said he is in communication with Forestry Minister Raja Juli Antoni to address the overlapping land issue, and is also coordinating closely with Minister of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning Nusron Wahid on issuing land certificates.</p><p>Suryanagara added that other transmigration areas, such as Melolo in East Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara, are also being prepared for certification.</p><p>Related news: Indonesia to send 2,000 graduates to transmigration areas in August</p><p>Related news: RI Govt allocates Rp62.5 billion for transmigrants" land rights</p><p>Translator: Muhammad Harianto, Raka Adji</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesia speeds up land certification for transmigrants - ANTARA News	查看 1564	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-17 22:09:32 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word
3209418	无图 Jakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesia will reject transshipments from other countries and remains committed to its new trade agreement with the United States, Trade Minister Budi Santoso said on Thursday.</p><p>"If our practices deviate from the deal, the agreement may change again. Therefore, we must ensure that our actions align with the agreement we signed with the United States," Santoso stated.</p><p>The US government recently announced a decision to cut import tariffs on Indonesian goods from 32 percent to 19 percent.</p><p>The move has raised concerns that Indonesia could become a transshipment hub for countries facing higher US tariffs.</p><p>Santoso emphasized that transshipment is not an acceptable trade practice and was one of the key issues addressed in the tariff negotiations with the US.</p><p>He warned that, as in Vietnam"s case, goods transshipped from Indonesia could be subject to double tariffs.</p><p>"For example, if Vietnam"s tariff is 20 percent, then goods transshipped from Vietnam via Indonesia may face a 40-percent tariff," he explained.</p><p>US President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that all Indonesian exports to the US will now face a 19-percent tariff, under a deal reached during direct talks with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto.</p><p>"Indonesia will pay the United States a 19% Tariff on all Goods they export to us (sic)," Trump wrote on Truth Social.</p><p>He added that Indonesia agreed to apply the same 19-percent tariff to any transshipped goods coming from countries with higher tariff rates.</p><p>Trump also revealed that Indonesia has agreed to purchase US$15 billion worth of energy products and US$4.5 billion in agricultural goods from the US.</p><p>Additionally, Indonesia is planning to buy 50 Boeing aircraft — mostly Boeing 777 passenger jets — although Trump did not specify which Indonesian buyers would be involved in the purchase.</p><p>Related news: US tariff cut to boost Indonesia"s economy: DEN</p><p>Related news: Indonesia secures ASEAN"s lowest US tariff rate: Minister</p><p>Translator: Maria Cicilia G, Nabil Ihsan</p><p>Editor: Anton Santoso</p><p> Copyright © ANTARA 2025</p> Indonesia rejects transshipments, commits to US trade deal - ANTARA News	查看 2168	安塔拉通讯社	2025-07-17 22:40:34 2025-07-18 00:20:58	word

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