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The Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia , in cooperation with :

Invite you to participate in

Indonesia Business Forum

Monday, May 21, 2007At The U.S. Chamber of Commerce

1615 H Street, NWWashington , D.C. 20062

A Morning Discussion with US DOC and US Customs

08.30 11.00

At Chambers Briefing Center

and

A Luncheon Discussion with Indonesias EconomicLeaders

Featuring Keynote SpeakerHer Excellency Mari Elka Pangestu

Minister of TradeRepublic of Indonesia

11.00 Am 01.30 Pm

At International Hall of Flags


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The Minister of Trade of the Republic of Indonesia , H.E. Mari ElkaPangestu , is leading an important government and businessdelegation to the U.S. this month. The delegation will join theAmerican business community for a luncheon discussion to discuss

developments and opportunities in the US-Indonesia trade andinvestment relationship.

The purpose of the discussion is to brief the U.S. business communityon the economy of Indonesia, its trade and investment relationshipwith the United States, opportunities that are opening to Americancompanies and how those companies can participate in Indonesiasaccelerating 6+% GDP growth.

Program Agenda:

Morning Session

Welcome Remarks by Ambassador of Indonesia in Washington DC

Opening Remarks by Minister of Trade, HE Mari Elka PangestuUS Import Procedures by US DOC

US Customs Procedures by US Customs

Trade Barriers in US Market by US ConsultantLuncheon Session

Video Presentation

Investment Presentation by Mr. Muhammad Lutfi,Chairman of Indonesias Investment Coordinating Board

Introduction by Ambassador Karan Bhatia,Deputy United States Trade Representative (invited)

Keynote Address by H.E. Mari Elka Pangestu ,Minister of Trade, Republic of Indonesia

Panel Discussion


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Background

The United States is already among Indonesia s most importanttrading partners with two-trade reaching US$16.5 billion last year.Indonesia is also one of America's top 20 product suppliers. At morethan 6% GDP growth, the US-Indonesia trade and investment

relationship promises to open up more opportunities to Americancompanies.

RSVPTo register for the Indonesia Business Forum, please contact:

Bambang AchiruddinPhone. 202-775-5352 / Fax. 202-775-5354 email

[email protected]

There is no fee for registration.

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The Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia , in cooperation with:

Invite you to participate in

Indonesia Business ForumA Luncheon Discussion with Indonesian Economic Leaders

Featuring Keynote Speaker

Her Excellency Mari Elka Pangestu

Minister of TradeRepublic of IndonesiaMonday, May 21, 200711:00 AM 1:30 PM

At the U.S. Chamber of CommerceHall of Flags

1615 H Street, NWWashington , D.C. 20062


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Indonesias Minister of Trade Mari Elka Pangestu is leading a government and businessdelegation to the United States in May. The delegation will join the American business communityfor a luncheon to discuss the opportunities and challenges in increasing bilateral trade andinvestment.

The purpose of the discussion is to brief the U.S. business community on recent developments inIndonesias economy, the countrys new investment law and Indonesias trade and investmentrelations with the U.S. The discussion will survey opportunities for American companies inIndonesia and explore how companies can participate in Indonesia s accelerating growth.

Luncheon Program Agenda:Video Presentation

Investment Presentation by Mr. Muhammad Lutfi ,

Chairman of Indonesias Investment Coordinating Board

Introduction by Amb. Karan Bhatia,Deputy United States Trade Representative (invited)

Keynote Address by H.E. Mari Elka Pangestu ,Minister of Trade, Republic of Indonesia

Panel DiscussionBackground:The United States is one of Indonesia s most important trading partners with two-trade reachingUS$16.5 billion last year. Indonesia is also one of America s top 20 product suppliers. Withcountrys economy growing more than 6% a year, Indonesia promises to open up more trade andinvestment opportunities for American companies.

To Register:To register for the Indonesia business forum, please RSVP to Ms. Natalie Obermann at:

[email protected] is no fee for registration.

If you have additional questions about the program, please call 202.463.5652 .
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


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