He said the commitments cover investments in four production fields: polysilicon, fiberglass, polyethylene terephthalate (PET), and electric vehicles (EVs). Polysilicon is the core material used in semiconductors, while PET is used to make textile fibers and plastic storage, among others.
The minister shared information on the Government's policies to improve investment climate and provide ease of doing business in Indonesia, and conveyed the Government's wish to cooperate in training as well as research and development in Indonesia.
According to the ministry, the value of Chinese investments in Indonesia reached 32.2 billion USD from 2019 to the first half of 2024. Last year, the figure stood at 7.4 billion USD.
