AmCham Indonesia met with Vice Minister of Finance Thomas Djiwandono on July 25 at the Ministry of Finance in Jakarta.
During the meeting, Djiwandono outlined the government’s priorities, including efforts to rebalance trade with the United States, stimulate economic growth through targeted incentives, and leverage current tariff dynamics to drive regulatory reform. He also emphasized the importance of expanding fiscal space and sustaining long-term growth, citing the upcoming rollout of government economic stimulus packages and revenue enhancement strategies.
Company representatives engaged in a substantive discussion with the vice minister on key issues such as tariff negotiations, fiscal policy, tax reform and Indonesia’s investment climate.
AmCham Indonesia appreciates the opportunity for open and constructive dialogue and looks forward to continued engagement with the Ministry of Finance.
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