Indonesia Urges BRICS to Enhance Industrialization, Supply Chains

Indonesia has called on BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) nations to strengthen global supply chains and boost industrialization. This call was made in the context of enhancing international cooperation towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Indonesia is focusing on the economic influence and potential of BRICS countries, aiming to foster domestic industries and improve international competitiveness by deepening cooperation with these nations. Specifically, it was recognized that strengthening the entire supply chain, from raw material sourcing to final product manufacturing and distribution, is essential for enhancing economic stability and resilience. BRICS countries are significant players in the global economy, and their cooperation could greatly contribute to Indonesia's economic development, particularly in advancing its manufacturing sector and strengthening export competitiveness. Furthermore, promoting industrialization is expected to lead to job creation and improvements in people's livelihoods. Through cooperation with BRICS, Indonesia aims to build a more resilient and sustainable global economic system. This call signifies Indonesia's intention to play an active role in the international community and can be interpreted as a move to rebalance the global economy by strengthening cooperation among emerging economies.