Indonesia, EU sign "substantive conclusion" of trade deal
JAKARTA, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Indonesia and the European Union on Tuesday signed a "substantive conclusion" of a comprehensive economic partnership deal at a meeting in Bali.
The deal will remove tariffs for 80% Indonesian products entering the European market, Indonesian officials have said.
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