Jakarta, Sept. 30 -- The planned rollout of the ASEAN Customs Transit System (ACTS) along the Kalimantan Corridor from 2027 will deepen trade links between Indonesia and Malaysia.

The system is designed to allow goods to move across ASEAN borders under simpler and more coordinated customs transit procedures.

The Jagoi Babang-Serikin route in West Kalimantan will be one of the key links in an increasingly integrated cross-border trade network.

Indonesia's Deputy Trade Minister Dyah Roro Esti Widya Putri has highlighted the need for infrastructure, a legal framework, and procedures to support the Kalimantan ACTS corridor. All three will be critical when the system begins operating.

But once the route is ready, the bigger question will b...