Indonesia's China+1 Dilemma: The Reality of Shifting Dependencies
Indonesia is pursuing a 'China Plus One' strategy to reduce economic dependence on China. However, its success hinges on managing Chinese corporate involvement and maximizing benefits for the domestic economy. Fostering domestic industries and enhancing international competitiveness are urgent priorities.
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