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Saudi Arabia And Indonesia Discuss SAR 1.4 T Deals

  • A trade mission linked around 50 Saudi companies with businesses in Indonesia’s East Java province, identifying potential transactions valued at SAR 1.4 trillion.
  • Saudi Arabia and Indonesia are expanding strategic trade and renewable energy cooperation. Saudi imports reached SAR 91.1 million in January–June 2026.
  • Opportunities for Saudi businesses include vehicle parts, machinery, food and agricultural products as well as Indonesian fashion using traditional fabrics.

Saudi Arabia Indonesia Trade Forum Hosted In Jakarta

A recent trade and investment mission generated potential transactions worth SAR 1.4 trillion (USD 374 million) between Indonesia`s East Java province and Saudi Arabia. Accordingly, the forum connected businesses to discuss trade in key products, the halal industry and supplies supporting Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages. The mission celebrating The Kingdoms 96th National Day was attended by about 50 Saudi Arabian companies and business representatives.

Multilateral Trade Valued At SAR 24.48 Billion In 2025

Saudi-Indonesian ties span centuries but reached new highs recently with both nations agreeing to strengthen strategic cooperation in 2025. This includes trade, which was valued at SAR 24.48 (USD 6.53 billion) last year and major renewable energy deals. Saudi Arabia imported SAR 91.1 million (USD 24.3 million) of goods from East Java between January to June 2026.

East Java`s Governor noted the potential value highlighted broad opportunities for cooperation between businesses in Saudi Arabia and East Java. Both sides have already completed the curation process and held repeated online business matching, leading to one-on-one meetings. The next stage will see the following up of discussions on product requirements, supply capacity and applicable trade regulations.

Wide Variety Of Products Offered To Saudi Arabia

A variety of products were offered including vehicle parts and accessories, batteries, plastic products, chemicals, glass sheets, paper and machinery. Further goods comprised of processed palm oil, charcoal briquettes, animal feed, dairy, coffee, tea, spices, processed foods and fashion. A potential growth area for Saudi and Middle Eastern markets was identified as fashion items using Indonesia’s traditional fabrics/embroidery. East Java was ready to support Hajj and Umrah product/logistics needs through its industrial capacity, trade network and regional connectivity.

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