In a move to deepen trade and investment ties, Indonesia has extended an invitation to the United States for a joint investment opportunity in a critical minerals project. This initiative is part of ongoing discussions aimed at securing balanced tariff agreements and enhancing economic collaboration between the two nations.
Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto announced the proposal on Monday, highlighting Indonesia’s commitment to building strong and forward-looking trade partnerships. The project, which will involve Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund Danantara Indonesia, represents a key opportunity for both countries to collaborate in the rapidly growing critical minerals sector—vital to the global green economy and technology supply chains.
“This joint investment proposal reflects our shared interest in sustainable development and mutual economic growth,” said Minister Hartarto, noting that the initiative is designed to promote long-term cooperation and value-added trade opportunities.
The proposal is part of broader trade talks with the United States, as Indonesia works to ensure its exports remain competitive and aligned with global market demands. By integrating investment with trade policy, Indonesia is positioning itself as a reliable partner in global value chains for essential resources.
This development highlights Indonesia’s strategic approach to trade negotiations—one that emphasizes innovation, cooperation, and sustainable economic advancement.
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