At the 21st China-ASEAN Expo (CAEXPO) held at the Nanning International Convention and Exhibition Center (NICEC) in China from September 24 to 28, 2024, Indonesia recorded potential transactions worth IDR 479 billion. The Director of National Export Development at the Indonesian Ministry of Trade stated that among the potential transactions of this value, the demanded products include palm oil, coconuts, cloves, coffee, tropical fruits, handicrafts, instant noodles, and processed foods. They are proud of the transaction results achieved, which clearly demonstrate the great potential of Indonesian products. They hope that the success of this exhibition can encourage increased exports and enhance the competitiveness of local products in the international market, especially in China. At this CAEXPO, Indonesia presented three pavilions: the Commodity Pavilion, the National Pavilion, and the ASEAN High-Tech Pavilion. The Commodity Pavilion had 51 participants, either participating independently or with assistance from central/local governments or state-owned enterprises (BUMN). Meanwhile, the National Pavilion was managed by the Palm Oil Plantation Fund Management Agency (BPDPKS), aiming to promote the potential of palm oil and its derivatives. The ASEAN High-Tech Pavilion specifically showcased electric vehicle products from Wuling Indonesia, aiming to portray Indonesia as a country friendly to foreign investment and capable of contributing to the global supply chain.
Indonesia won seven awards at this CAEXPO. These awards include the Best Economic and Trade Achievement Award, Best National Pavilion Award, Best Investment Cooperation Promotion Award, Best Industry Organizer Award, CAEXPO Silver Award (PT Surabaya Indah Permai), CAEXPO Excellent Design Award (CV Pitoyo Indo Furniture), and the CAEXPO Popularity Award for PT Rahayu Alam Arto (Negrikoe Coffee). The 2024 China-ASEAN Expo not only opened new cooperation opportunities but also provided Indonesian business people with the opportunity to interact with the vast Chinese market. With these encouraging results, Indonesia is increasingly optimistic about strengthening its position in the international market, especially in China and ASEAN. The Director of Primary Product Export Development at the Indonesian Ministry of Trade added that in addition to the 2024 CAEXPO, Indonesia also participated in various forums to strengthen trade and investment relations, including the China Green Value Chain Dialogue and the China-Indonesia Trade and Investment Forum. These forums were part of the 2024 China-ASEAN Business and Investment Summit and the Indonesia-China Investment Forum series. During the exhibition, Indonesia also held bilateral meetings with representatives from Guangxi Province and attended the RCEP High-Level Dialogue Forum in Nanning. Participating in the 2024 China-ASEAN Expo, combined with various international forum meetings, serves as a strategic and effective platform for promoting Indonesian products and investments.
At the 21st China-ASEAN Expo (CAEXPO) held at the Nanning International Convention and Exhibition Center (NICEC) in China from September 24 to 28, 2024, Indonesia recorded potential transactions worth IDR 479 billion. The Director of National Export Development at the Indonesian Ministry of Trade stated that among the potential transactions of this value, the demanded products include palm oil, coconuts, cloves, coffee, tropical fruits, handicrafts, instant noodles, and processed foods. They are proud of the transaction results achieved, which clearly demonstrate the great potential of Indonesian products. They hope that the success of this exhibition can encourage increased exports and enhance the competitiveness of local products in the international market, especially in China. At this CAEXPO, Indonesia presented three pavilions: the Commodity Pavilion, the National Pavilion, and the ASEAN High-Tech Pavilion. The Commodity Pavilion had 51 participants, either participating independently or with assistance from central/local governments or state-owned enterprises (BUMN). Meanwhile, the National Pavilion was managed by the Palm Oil Plantation Fund Management Agency (BPDPKS), aiming to promote the potential of palm oil and its derivatives. The ASEAN High-Tech Pavilion specifically showcased electric vehicle products from Wuling Indonesia, aiming to portray Indonesia as a country friendly to foreign investment and capable of contributing to the global supply chain.
Indonesia won seven awards at this CAEXPO. These awards include the Best Economic and Trade Achievement Award, Best National Pavilion Award, Best Investment Cooperation Promotion Award, Best Industry Organizer Award, CAEXPO Silver Award (PT Surabaya Indah Permai), CAEXPO Excellent Design Award (CV Pitoyo Indo Furniture), and the CAEXPO Popularity Award for PT Rahayu Alam Arto (Negrikoe Coffee). The 2024 China-ASEAN Expo not only opened new cooperation opportunities but also provided Indonesian business people with the opportunity to interact with the vast Chinese market. With these encouraging results, Indonesia is increasingly optimistic about strengthening its position in the international market, especially in China and ASEAN. The Director of Primary Product Export Development at the Indonesian Ministry of Trade added that in addition to the 2024 CAEXPO, Indonesia also participated in various forums to strengthen trade and investment relations, including the China Green Value Chain Dialogue and the China-Indonesia Trade and Investment Forum. These forums were part of the 2024 China-ASEAN Business and Investment Summit and the Indonesia-China Investment Forum series. During the exhibition, Indonesia also held bilateral meetings with representatives from Guangxi Province and attended the RCEP High-Level Dialogue Forum in Nanning. Participating in the 2024 China-ASEAN Expo, combined with various international forum meetings, serves as a strategic and effective platform for promoting Indonesian products and investments.