
Indonesia Signs Free Trade Deal with Eurasian Economic Union to Boost Trade
Indonesia and the Eurasian Economic Union have signed a free trade agreement to boost bilateral trade, granting Indonesia preferential rates on most tariffs and aiming to increase exports of key products like palm oil, textiles, and electronics. The deal, signed in St. Petersburg and witnessed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, could potentially double trade between the two economies, which currently totaled $4.4 billion in the first ten months of 2025.



