Indonesia and the European Union have taken a significant step towards finalizing the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). Following a high-level meeting between Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels on Sunday, the agreement was officially announced. President von der Leyen highlighted the economic benefits that CEPA would bring, emphasizing the opportunities it would provide in various sectors like agriculture, automotive, and services. She also mentioned the importance of responsible supply chains that prioritize the environment, local communities, and job creation. President Prabowo welcomed the agreement as a milestone in Indonesia-EU economic relations, stating that both parties had aligned their economic interests successfully. He emphasized the strategic partnership between Indonesia and Europe, noting the potential for global economic and geopolitical stability. With no major issues remaining unresolved, both leaders expressed optimism about the partnership’s economic benefits. The CEPA agreement is seen as a new chapter in the Indonesia-EU strategic partnership, with a focus on job creation, investment, and shared economic growth.
Prabowo Finalizes CEPA with EU: Indonesia’s New Job Surge
