Jakarta, Oct. 19 -- Indonesia continues to expand its access to international markets through trade agreements, overseas trade representatives, and business meetings.

Once potential buyers are identified, the next challenge is ensuring that initial purchases lead to lasting trade relationships rather than one-off transactions.

Indonesia's exports reached US$167.03 billion from January to July 2026, up 4.43 percent from the same period a year earlier. The figure indicates that national exports continued to grow amid global economic uncertainty.

For businesses, particularly micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), the next step is turning market access into repeat demand.

Indonesia has implemented 25 international trade agreements....