Prabowo Declares 'Single-Door Exports' a 'Survival Strategy' for Natural Resource Protection
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Prabowo Declares 'Single-Door Exports' a 'Survival Strategy' for Natural Resource Protection

President Prabowo has announced the implementation of a 'single-door export' policy through PT Danantara Sumber Daya Indonesia (DSI) to prevent the leakage of Indonesia's natural resources. He emphasized this as an unavoidable measure for the nation's 'survival'.

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