Group 1 - Indonesia announced the easing or removal of import restrictions on ten categories of goods and raw materials, including forest products, pearls, subsidized fertilizers, certain fuels and chemicals, plastic raw materials, food pallets, bicycles, and footwear [1] - The measures aim to assist in negotiations with the US regarding a 32% tariff threat and to promote broader trade goals, including a trade agreement with the EU and joining the OECD [1] - Indonesia will tighten import regulations on clothing and accessories to support domestic manufacturing, while maintaining import restrictions on strategic goods such as rice, salt, fishery products, and certain labor-intensive industry products [1] Group 2 - Indonesia proposed investment cooperation with the US in the electric vehicle supply chain, focusing on nickel and other key materials, but did not disclose further details [2] - As the world's largest nickel producer, Indonesia is accelerating its electric vehicle battery supply chain, recently launching a $5.9 billion industrial park construction [2] - The policy adjustments are part of President Joko Widodo's early efforts to improve Indonesia's business environment, which has seen a decline in global competitiveness rankings [2]