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Indonesia, US discuss extending tariff preference programme

Indonesia and the US discussed the possibility of extending the generalized system of preferences (GSP) during the visit of US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Ruth Sherman to Indonesia on May 31 in Jakarta.

Jakarta (VNA) -
Indonesia and the US discussedthe possibility of extending the generalized system of preferences (GSP)during the visit of US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Ruth Sherman toIndonesia on May 31 in Jakarta.

During the visit, Sherman also discussed other international issues suchas the crises in Palestine, Myanmar, Indo-Pacific issues, climate change, andthe protection of Indonesian community residing in the US.

Speaking at a joint press conference on the same day, Indonesian Deputy ForeignMinister Mahendra Siregar voiced the hope that the GSP would help increase thebilateral trade that nearly reached 30 billion USD.

The two governments are optimistic that their partnership will continueand be stronger than ever, he said.

Previously, in early November last year, Indonesian ForeignMinister Retno LP Marsudi announced that her country would continue to enjoytrade privileges under the GSP framework after the visit to Jakarta by USSecretary of State Mike Pompeo.

Indonesia is one of 119 countries that are benefiting from the GSP, and according to local media,Indonesia ranks third among the countries that benefit the most from the GSPprogramme with nearly 15 percent of its exports to the US enjoying tariffpreferences./.

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