Jakarta, Oct. 15 -- Indonesia is exploring ways to boost exports to its four traditional markets-China, the United States, India, and Japan-Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto said, highlighting untapped export potential.

In a statement received here on Thursday, he stressed the need to "strengthen commodity- and market-based export strategies" to tap the gap between Indonesia's current exports and its export potential in those markets.

"This approach focuses on identifying commodities with high export capacity, mapping the gap between Indonesia's exports and the import demand of partner countries, and addressing obstacles faced by businesses," Airlangga noted.

He added that the government had identified an es...