Chile–Indonesia relations

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Chile – Indonesia relations

Chile	Indonesia

Chile and Indonesia established diplomatic relations in 1964. Both are members within the Non-Aligned Movement, WTO, Pacific Economic Cooperation Council, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, Intergovernmental Council of Copper Exporting Countries, and the Cairns Group. Indonesia maintains an embassy in Santiago.^[1] Chile maintains an embassy in Jakarta.^[2]

History[]

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Established in 1964, relations were strengthened by the establishment of the Indonesian embassy in Santiago in March 1991. The Chile–Indonesia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement has eliminated tariffs on various products traded between the countries since 2019.

See also[]

• Foreign relations of Chile
• Foreign relations of Indonesia

References[]

External links[]

• (Indonesia-Chile Bilateral Relations)^{[permanent dead link]}
• (Study on Potential Free Trade Agreement)
• (Indonesia's outreach towards Latin America)

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