After achieving a foreign trade surplus last year on the back of strong demand for minerals and agricultural products, Indonesia is looking to sustain growth by building ties with new markets, as well as deepening relationships with existing partners.
Solid growth, supported by strong investment flows, should put Indonesia on a firm footing going into the new year, despite a slight drop in expectations.
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How can improving the ease of doing business translate into more foreign direct investment (FDI)?
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