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Indonesia-EU CEPA to Bring Extra GDP

Purwani Diyah Prabandari

Monday, July 4, 2022

The European Union and Indonesia are committed to building strong bilateral relations that benefit the two entities. In 2020, the European Union was the fourth largest trading partner for Indonesia, while this archipelagic country was the 31st global trading partner for the EU. EU investment also continues to grow. The Indonesia-EU Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement is still in negotiation. It aims to boost trade and investment and prom

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