Jakarta, Aug. 28 -- Indonesian Deputy Minister of Trade Dyah Roro Esti has identified key export commodities, including crude palm oil and frozen shrimp, to boost trade with Morocco and capitalize on unrealized export potential.

"Indonesia has significant yet unrealized export potential to Morocco for products such as anhydrous ammonia, crude and processed palm oil, semi-finished iron and steel, and frozen shrimp," she said in a statement in Jakarta on Friday.

Beyond those commodities, Esti noted that Indonesia could expand exports of several other products as the two nations bolster their trade relations.

Morocco plays a crucial role for Indonesia as a key supplier of strategic goods, particularly fertilizer and aluminum.

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