IM-PTA Agreement, Opportunity for Indonesian Palm Oil to Dominate the African Market

Published 2020년 12월 14일

Tridge summary

Indonesia has signed a cooperation agreement with Mozambique in the Indonesia-Mozambique Preferential Trade Agreement (IM-PTA), aiming to improve Indonesia's export performance through Mozambique and establish Indonesia as an export hub to southern and eastern African markets. The agreement includes a reduction in import duty rates from Mozambique on 217 Indonesian products, including palm oil, rubber products, and textiles, and a reduction in rates for 242 products to Mozambique. This marks Indonesia's first trade agreement with an African country and Mozambique's first with an Asian country, with potential for market access expansion to other African countries.
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Although export-import activities take place every year, for the first time, Indonesia has signed a cooperation agreement with African countries in the Indonesia-Mozambique Preferential Trade Agreement (IM-PTA). The objective of this cooperation is to improve Indonesia's export performance through Mozambique which is expected to become Indonesia's export hub to penetrate the southern and eastern African markets. The Indonesian Minister of Trade, Agus Suparmanto said, "IM-PTA is a milestone for the two countries because it is the first trade agreement for Indonesia with a country in the African region and is Mozambique's first agreement with a country in the Asian region. This agreement is expected to be a starting point to continue. opening market access with other countries in Africa, as well as encouraging the interest of Indonesian business actors to trade and invest with Africa. " Agus further explained, through the agreement, Indonesia will get a reduction in import duty ...
Source: Wartaekonomi

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