DEPUTY SECRETARY SANHUEZA FINISHES TOUR TO INDONESIA AND VIETNAM AND HIGHLIGHTS THE IMPORTANCE OF SOUTHEAST ASIA FOR THE DIVERSIFICATION OF CHILEAN EXPORTS

Published 2024년 6월 28일

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Undersecretary Sanhueza's visit to Indonesia and Vietnam aimed at strengthening economic ties and exploring potential for Chilean exports. In Indonesia, efforts were made to start negotiations for a deeper Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) and apply for Chile's membership to the Regional Comprehensive Economic Association (RCEP). Indonesia is seen as a market for Chilean pork and poultry due to its tourism and modern food culture.

In Vietnam, undersecretary Sanhueza held the Fifth Meeting of the bilateral Free Trade Agreement, aiming to authorize Chile's access to the Vietnamese market for beef, pork, and kiwis. Vietnam, with its rapid economic growth and high pork consumption, is a significant potential market for Chile. Chile is already a major meat exporter, ranking fifth in pork exports and twelfth in poultry meat globally.
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Indonesia, with more than 275 million inhabitants, is the fourth most populous country in the world, making it a potentially significant market for Chilean exports. Although pork consumption is limited due to 87% of the population being Muslim, the potential exists in a Christian minority of 28 million people and a significant Chinese population, living mainly in Bali. In addition, Indonesia receives a growing number of tourists, with 16 million in 2019 and 8 million in 2023, in full recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. During her visit to Jakarta, Undersecretary Sanhueza signed a joint declaration to begin negotiations to deepen the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) in force since 2019. Additionally, she delivered the formal letter requesting Chile's accession to the Regional Comprehensive Economic Association (RCEP), which will allow Chile to integrate into a highly relevant economic bloc. Juan Carlos Domínguez, President of ChileCarne, highlighted the ...

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