DPR hopes Croatia becomes entrance gate for Indonesian CPO exports to Europe

Published 2023년 8월 28일

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Indonesia and Croatia have maintained diplomatic relations for 31 years, with a strong focus on cooperation between their parliaments. The Deputy Speaker of the Indonesian Parliament hopes that Croatia's modern seaports can serve as the entry point for Indonesian palm oil exports to central and eastern Europe, helping to overcome restrictions imposed by the European Union. In addition, the two countries are discussing cooperation in the defense and security sector, particularly regarding Russia-Ukraine geopolitical tensions and their impact on Croatia and Indonesia.

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Jakarta- For Indonesia, the Republic of Croatia is a strategic cooperation partner in the Balkans. Indonesia and Croatia started diplomatic relations in 1992, and next September will mark 31 years of good relations between the two countries, one of which is through cooperation between the Parliaments of the two countries. With the increase in visits and dialogue between the two Parliaments, it also signifies an increase in understanding on strategic issues such as politics, defense and the economy. In the economic sector, Deputy Speaker of the Indonesian Parliament Lodewijk F. Paulus, when interviewed by Parliamentarians after receiving a courtesy call from the delegation of the Croatian Parliament (Sabor) in the Delegation Room, Nusantara III Building, DPR RI, Senayan, Jakarta, Monday (28/8/2023) hopes that Croatia will be able to become an entry point for Indonesian palm oil (CPO) exports through seaports in Croatia to the central and eastern European regions. "Of course this ...

Source: Okezone