Indonesia recently announced that it will continue to implement the current ethanol import regulations, but stated that if these regulations have adverse effects on the domestic industry, revisions will be considered. The policy aims to balance the relationship between domestic industrial protection and international trade requirements. According to a statement from the Ministry of Trade, the government will closely monitor the impact of ethanol import policies on local industries, particularly in the energy and chemical sectors. If the current policies are found to have adverse effects on these industries, the government will take measures to make adjustments. However, the government also emphasized that any revisions will be based on a comprehensive assessment of the impact on industries to ensure the policy is scientific and sustainable. Furthermore, the government stated that it will strengthen communication with major trading partners to ensure policy adjustments comply with international trade rules and avoid triggering trade disputes. At the same time, the government also encourages domestic enterprises to enhance their competitiveness to meet the challenges of the international market. Overall, Indonesia's position on ethanol import policies reflects its efforts to seek a balance between protecting domestic industries and complying with international trade rules. In the future, the government will continue to monitor the effectiveness of policy implementation and make necessary adjustments based on actual conditions.