CANBERRA: Trade Minister Andrew Robb will lead a 200-strong business delegation to Indonesia in November.
MR Robb said the delegation was a step towards a formal trade agreement, with what is set to become the world’s fourth biggest economy in the next two decades.
“We have got to have a big connection with Indonesia – it is a high priority,” he told media in Canberra on Wednesday.
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