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Indonesia signed a major comprehensive FTA with Japan in 2007. Right now, it is negotiating with New Zealand, Australia and India, while it is expected that talks with EFTA will commence soon.
As member of ASEAN, Indonesia is also party to FTAs with China, India, Korea, Australia and New Zealand and Japan. In February 2012 it signed a preferential trade agreement with Pakistan which the two governments intend to turn into an FTA in the near future. last update: May 2012 Articles
Indonesia’s intention to end bilateral investment treaties (BIT) has been questioned again and again, most recently in an article published on July 1 in the Financial Times, writes Indonesia’s Ambassador to Belgium in a Jakarta Post opinion piece. 
If there is dispute against the government, investors, be they foreign or local, they should bring their cases to the Indonesian judiciary or other available national dispute mechanisms.
After South Africa, Indonesia takes a brave decision to terminate its BIT with the Netherlands
| 26-March-2014
Last week, the Indonesian government announced that it will terminate its Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) with the Netherlands, joining the growing number of countries concerned about the excessive corporate rights enshrined in investment agreements. 
Indonesian VP Boediono met with Dutch PM Mark Rutte on Sunday and explained that Indonesia’s decision not to extend its bilateral investment treaty with the Netherlands was common to all countries with bilateral investment agreements with Indonesia that would soon end. 
According to the Netherlands Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia has informed the Netherlands that it has decided to terminate the Bilateral Investment Treaty between the two nations from 1 July 2015. The Embassy also states that “the Indonesian Government has mentioned it intends to terminate all of its 67 bilateral investment treaties“.
Indonesia e Irán promueven cooperación bilateral
| 7-March-2014
El ministro de Relaciones Exteriores de Indonesia, Marty Natalegawa, y su homólogo iraní, Mohammad Javad Zarif, se reunieron en Yakarta para discutir formas de impulsar las relaciones bilaterales, en particular el comercio y las inversiones. 
Jakarta has upped the ante in the spying row with Canberra by officially suspending cooperation on preventive measures against boat people and mulling the suspension of free trade negotiations with its southern neighbor. 
US businessmen grouped under the United States-ASEAN Business Council are seeking ways to access the Southeast Asian market, which its population of 620 million, through a Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Indonesia to kick off CEPA talks with Chile
| 22-April-2013
Indonesia has agreed to begin talks on a comprehensive economic partnership agreement (CEPA) with Chile, hoping to use the nation as a trade hub in South America.
South Korea and Indonesia plan to ratify trade pact
| 22-April-2013
A major agreement aimed at boosting trade and investment ties between South Korea and Indonesia may be ratified before the end of this year, industry minister M.S. Hidayat said in Jakarta on Friday. |
Les négociations TAFTA et CETA utilisées pour affaiblir la législation climatique européenne
| 17-Jul-2014
EFF: We join dozens of organizations and businesses to protest TPP copyright proposals
| 11-Jul-2014
Susan George : “La mobilisation contre le traité transatlantique est difficile à cause du secret”
| 11-Jul-2014
Las protestas contra el TTIP en el Reino Unido se centran en la privatización del Sistema Nacional de Salud (NHS)
| 10-Jul-2014
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