Indonesia and the European Union have recently made significant progress in finalizing the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) following a meeting between Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels. President von der Leyen highlighted the economic opportunities that CEPA would bring, emphasizing responsible supply chains for critical raw materials needed for energy and digital transitions. This agreement aims to open new markets in various key sectors and strengthen economic relations between Indonesia and the EU. President Prabowo welcomed the agreement and emphasized the importance of a strategic partnership between the two parties in the face of global uncertainties. Both sides have successfully aligned their economic interests, paving the way for mutual economic benefits and job creation. The official signing of the CEPA implementation agreement is anticipated to take place in Brussels, marking a new chapter in the Indonesia-EU partnership focused on shared economic growth.
