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DPR Fraksi Golkar Supports Direct Export Ban to Strengthen Indonesia's Position
Indonesian lawmakers back direct export rules to boost national economic power.
In brief
Indonesian lawmakers back direct export rules to boost national economic power. Indonesian lawmakers say banning transit exports of natural resources strengthens Indonesia's economic position. Originally reported by Tribunnews.
Policy Change
Indonesian lawmakers support direct export rules for natural resources to strengthen economic position.
Zigo Rolanda's View
Zigo Rolanda, a DPR Fraksi Golkar member, says direct exports boost national revenue and tax collection.
Economic Impact
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Direct exports prevent economic losses from third-party intermediaries and improve tax collection.
Government Directive
The government mandates direct exports of natural resources to avoid third-party transit.
Zigo's Argument
Zigo says direct exports protect national sovereignty and ensure full revenue for Indonesia's 280 million people.
Menteri Bahlil's Order
Menteri Bahlil Lahadalia ordered direct exports of natural resources without third-party transit.
Expected Outcome
Direct exports will improve trade records and increase national revenue and tax collection.
The key point
Indonesian lawmakers say banning transit exports of natural resources strengthens Indonesia's economic position.
