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American Lawmakers and Governor Hail Landmark U.S.-Indonesia Trade Agreement
A significant new trade framework between the United States and Indonesia is drawing widespread praise from American officials, who herald it as a crucial step towards fostering a more equitable global marketplace for U.S. industries. The agreement is expected to bolster economic ties and enhance regional security within the Indo-Pacific, while simultaneously promoting collaboration across vital sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, and digital services.
Representative Adrian Smith emphasized the deal’s role in leveling the playing field for American businesses. He commended Ambassador Greer’s ongoing efforts to secure impactful agreements and expressed anticipation for continued cooperation with the management as negotiations advance.
the agreement’s provisions for the digital economy are particularly lauded. Representative Kevin Hern highlighted Indonesia’s commitment to eliminating tariffs on intangible products, suspending digital import declaration requirements, and recognizing the secure transfer of personal data to the U.S.Furthermore, Indonesia’s support for a permanent WTO moratorium on customs duties for electronic transmissions are seen as critical moves to dismantle digital trade barriers. Hern stated that by offering clarity for American tech companies and digital service providers, this accord unlocks substantial market access for U.S. innovators and small businesses in Indonesia.
For the agricultural sector, the news is equally positive. Representative Andy Barr celebrated the elimination of nearly all tariffs on U.S. agricultural products entering Indonesia, noting that the nation plans to purchase billions of dollars worth of wheat, soybeans, and cotton from American farmers.
This sentiment was echoed by Representative Jodey Arrington, who declared the trade deal a “massive win” for the heartland of american agriculture and industry. He anticipates a significant boost for West Texas cotton, wheat, and energy exports to Indonesia, the world’s fourth most populous nation, with tariffs on 99% of American goods being removed. Arrington credited President Trump and Ambassador Greer for their dedication and pledged to continue advocating for farmers, ranchers, and manufacturers under an “America First” agenda.
Representative Mike Haridopolos underscored the “America First” approach, pointing out that under President Trump’s leadership, Indonesia is opening its markets to U.S. goods with zero tariffs, while U.S. imports from Indonesia will face a 19% tariff. He characterized this as a move towards stronger trade relationships, stronger allies, and a stronger America.
Representative Diana Harshbarger hailed the agreement as another “massive win for the United States,” asserting that President Trump is ushering in a “Golden Age of America.”
Adding to the chorus of approval, Representative Vern Buchanan recognized the new trade deals with Japan, the Philippines, and Indonesia as “historic wins” delivered by the President.
Governor Jim Pillen of Nebraska expressed his strong belief that the future for American family farms is becoming increasingly luminous under President Trump’s leadership. He sees these trade deals and ongoing negotiations as having the potential to secure prosperity for American farmers and manufacturers for generations to come.
