Miftah Farid, Director of Primary Product Export Development, representing the Director General of National Export Development, officially inaugurated a seminar on the National Export Development Program at Swiss-Belhotel Harbour Bay, Batam, on Wednesday, May 15th. The seminar aimed to disseminate strategies for enhancing exports and the available facilitations for business operators, including the 39th Trade Expo Indonesia and the 2024 Primaniyarta Awards.
The event serves as a critical platform for spreading knowledge about government-supported initiatives aimed at boosting Indonesia’s export sector. This seminar brings together key stakeholders and business operators to discuss and learn about opportunities for expanding their export activities.
Miftah Farid emphasized the importance of collaboration between the Ministry of Trade and all stakeholders to achieve rapid and extensive export growth. He encouraged businesses to participate in the upcoming Trade Expo Indonesia and Primaniyarta Awards.
The seminar featured talks from key figures like Arief Wibisono, Director of Export Market and Information Development, and Sabbat Christian Jannes, a senior trade analyst, focusing on practical advice and strategic initiatives for exporters.
PT Debindomulti Adhiswati’s representative, Rizal Adiputra, shared insights on navigating the export landscape effectively, highlighting the challenges and opportunities in the current market.
Details about the 39th Trade Expo Indonesia, scheduled for October 9-12, 2024, were discussed as a significant opportunity for businesses to showcase their products and engage with international buyers.
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The event underlined the Primaniyarta Program, the highest government award for outstanding Indonesian exporters, aiming to motivate businesses to achieve excellence in their export operations.
The seminar underscores Indonesia’s commitment to fostering a conducive environment for export growth. This not only helps local businesses expand their reach but also strengthens regional economic ties, making Batam a pivotal hub for trade and investment in Southeast Asia.
The National Export Development Program seminar in Batam highlighted key strategies and government initiatives aimed at enhancing Indonesia’s export capabilities. Featuring prominent speakers and practical sessions, the event drew attention to significant opportunities like the Trade Expo Indonesia and the Primaniyarta Awards, emphasizing the critical role of collaboration among stakeholders to drive export growth.
Source: Kemendag.go.id (2024)
