APEC's Next Step in Shenzhen: Indonesia's Perspective
As APEC explores its next steps in Shenzhen, Indonesia aims to bolster regional economic cooperation and contribute to sustainable growth. The meeting will focus on addressing emerging challenges like the digital economy and green infrastructure.
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