IEU-CEPA to Strengthen Market Access for Indonesian Goods: Govt
The Indonesian government views the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with the European Union (EU) as crucial for enhancing market access for domestic products into the EU. This is expected to diversify the Indonesian economy and boost export competitiveness.
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