Jakarta, Sept. 21 -- Deputy Trade Minister Dyah Roro Esti Widya Putri stressed the importance of Indonesia's infrastructure readiness to support the Kalimantan Corridor under the ASEAN Customs Transit System (ACTS), targeted to begin operating in 2027.

According to a written statement received here on Monday, Putri said Indonesia continues to take steps to ensure national readiness, including ensuring the availability of the infrastructure needed to support the smooth implementation of the Borneo Corridors.

"We want to stress the importance of ensuring the availability of the necessary infrastructure, as well as legal and procedural readiness, to support the smooth implementation of the Kalimantan ACTS Corridor," Putri said at the 40th ...