Indonesia, Saudi Arabia Agreed To Enhance Industrial Cooperation
“Everyone must be concerned about this global uncertainty, including how we monitor and choose the best strategies to mitigate any potential U.S. actions,” Agus told reporters in Jakarta.
Considering that trade value was only 3.3 billion U.S. dollars last year, Agus said, both nations saw opportunities to increase collaboration, particularly in the petrochemical industry and mineral development.
One day earlier, Al-Khorayef and Maroef Sjamsoeddin, president director of MIND ID, Indonesia's state-owned mining holding, decided to work together closely on down-streaming and transformation of the mining sector.– NNN-ANTARA
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