Indonesia and Uzbekistan Strengthen Trade and Green Economy Ties

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What happened

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Indonesia and Uzbekistan strengthened cooperation on trade and the green economy during a high-level meeting in Tashkent on October 29, 2026. The two nations formed an Intergovernmental Joint Committee to guide future economic collaboration. Discussions covered expanding agricultural trade, including the potential import of Uzbek dried fruits and Indonesian rice, while bilateral trade reached $181.4 million in 2025, a 48.9 percent increase from 2021.

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Why it matters

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The agreement is designed to expand markets for Indonesian products and open investment opportunities for both countries. These ties are further supported by ongoing negotiations for an Indonesia–Uzbekistan Free Trade Agreement.

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Who's involved

IndonesiaParticipated in high-level talks to strengthen trade and investment.
UzbekistanParticipated in high-level talks to strengthen trade and investment.
Rosan RoeslaniIndonesian Coordinating Minister for Food who led the talks.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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UzbekistanSpeculative
Uzbekistan could see increased bilateral trade and investment from Indonesia.
Central AsiaSpeculative
Central Asia may see strengthened regional economic ties through new trade agreements.
finance ministrySpeculative
The finance ministry might require policy and budget support to facilitate new bilateral trade and investment agreements.

Coverage

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