Trade between Saudi Arabia and Indonesia has reached approximately $6.6 billion, highlighting the steady expansion of economic relations between the two countries and the growing scope of bilateral cooperation. The figure reflects increased trade flows, stronger commercial engagement, and a rising level of mutual investment interest.
The trade relationship spans a broad range of sectors, with energy, petrochemicals, industrial goods, and food products forming the backbone of bilateral exchange. In recent years, cooperation has also expanded into new areas such as manufacturing, logistics, and advanced technologies, contributing to a more diversified and resilient economic partnership.
Officials noted that the growth in trade volume underscores the strength of economic ties and shared long-term development goals, particularly in areas related to supply chain resilience, food security, and industrial development. High-level visits and joint committees have played a key role in facilitating business engagement and opening new channels for cooperation between companies in both markets.
Looking ahead, both countries aim to build on this momentum by deepening investment partnerships, encouraging private sector collaboration, and exploring opportunities in emerging fields such as the green economy, renewable energy, and digital transformation. These efforts are expected to further increase trade volumes and enhance economic integration in the coming years.
This milestone reflects the growing importance of Saudi–Indonesian economic relations and their contribution to sustainable growth, regional connectivity, and broader international cooperation.
