Indonesia to speed up EU CEPA negotiation

January 26, 2016

Indonesia will speed up negotiations on the Indonesia-European Union (EU) Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA), aiming to have an agreement with the EU come into effect within two years. The two parties had discussed the implementation of the CEPA in a meeting with EU trade ministers during the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos last week, Trade Minister Thomas Lembong said.

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Topics: TARIFF LIBERALIZATION GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT MARKET ACCESS

Regions: INDONESIA ASIA-PACIFIC EUROPEAN UNION (EU)

Authors: THE JAKARTA POST

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