INDONESIA LOOKS TO OPEN NEW TEXTILE MARKETS WITH FREE TRADE PACTS
September 1st, 2018
Indonesia is seeking to open new markets for its textile and garment products – not only are free trade agreements with Australia and fellow Asian countries are on the cards, the industry’s association and the government has announced, but the industry is also targeting African export sales.
Indeed, Indonesia is setting its sights on African countries such as Morocco, Tunisia and Mozambique as potential markets for its textile and garment products, trade minister Enggartiasto Lukita said. His comments come as industry leaders and the government in Jakarta ...
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