Event Reports

On 6 March 2026, the EuroCham Automotive Working Group met with Yusuf Nugroho, Director of Road Transport Facilities & Safety, at the Ministry of Transportation Republic Indonesia.

Led by the Deputy Head of the Automotive Working Group, Nitya Wulandari (Head of Public Affairs at Michelin Indonesia), members discussed developments related to the ratification and implementation of the ASEAN Mutual Recognition Arrangement (MRA) on Type Approval for Automotive Products. The discussion also covered the implications of the Indonesia–EU Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (I-EU CEPA) for the automotive sector, particularly regarding type approval, as well as updates on the regulatory framework for roadworthiness threshold requirements in motor vehicle type testing.

EuroCham remains committed to advancing Indonesia’s standards in homologation and type approval in alignment with international best practices, contributing to the development of Indonesia’s automotive industry and its continued progress. We thank the Directorate of Road Transport Facilities & Safety at the Ministry of Transportation of the Republic of Indonesia for the constructive engagement and look forward to continued collaboration.

On the 5th of March, EuroCham was invited to partake in a joint chamber discussion with the Directorate General of Digital Government Technology of the Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs.

The meeting was led by the Director of Digital Government Technology Strategy and Policy, Aries Kusdaryono. The meeting is part of an ongoing series of collaboration between the ministry and the foreign chambers representative in Indonesia to discuss the planned government data centres. EuroCham was represented by head of the ICTIP Working Group, Citra Tiara Permata Rizki (Government Affairs at Schneider Electric).

We want to thank the Ministry for the continued partnership and we look forward to further collaboration.