“The possibility to export to Indonesia represents a meaningful boost for the Uruguayan economy. In addition to diversifying the export markets, this agreement reinforces the country image as a reliable and high quality supplier in the food sector.
Uruguay is known due to its high standards in the meat production and, now with the Halal Certification, may compete in a wider global market.
Ambassador Syarif also highlighted his interest in strengthening the cultural and educational relations between Indonesia and Uruguay, which includes exchange programs for university students and cultural activities in Montevideo that seek to bring both nations together in different fields.”
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Having surpassed two decades since the signing of the agreement, bilateral trade concluded 2025 with a total exchange of USD 6.801 billion.
