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EU and Indonesia Seek Economic Partnership Agreements

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The European Commission proposed two agreements with Indonesia: CEPA and IPA.
These agreements aim to enhance trade, investment, and strategic partnerships between the EU and Indonesia.
They will eliminate tariffs on 98.5% of products and simplify export processes.
Indonesia is recognized as a major economy in the Indo-Pacific region with a large population.
The agreements seek to protect intellectual property rights and ensure reliable supply chains.

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The European Commission proposed two agreements with Indonesia: CEPA and IPA.
These agreements aim to enhance trade, investment, and strategic partnerships between the EU and Indonesia.
They will eliminate tariffs on 98.5% of products and simplify export processes.
Indonesia is recognized as a major economy in the Indo-Pacific region with a large population.
The agreements seek to protect intellectual property rights and ensure reliable supply chains.

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