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initiatives to support this sector. This research employs a mixedmethods approach, combining quantitative survey data and qualitative
insights from in-depth interviews, to explore the Minister's role in
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Networking and collaboration initiatives facilitated by the Minister are
seen as instrumental in fostering connections within the sector. While
challenges exist, including the need for enhanced funding accessibility
and intellectual property protection, they present opportunities for
policy improvement. The study contributes to a nuanced
understanding of the Minister's impact and offers policy
recommendations to further enhance the growth and sustainability of
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1. ENGLISH II
“MEA IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO INCREASE EXPORT
FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF INDONESIA’S INDUSTRY
AND TOURISM”
NURSERY LECTURER : NADIATUL KHOIROH S.Pd. MM
3. The Indonesian government is trying to increase foreign
exchange through various efforts to optimize development in all sectors,
including optimization in the tourism sector to date. The development of
the tourism sector is one of the breakthroughs to increase foreign
exchange both at the national and regional levels. In order to align the
tourism sector with other sectors, it is necessary to carry out
representative and comprehensive development efforts in the tourism
industry.
Tourism is a form of subtle export of goods and services that
are considered beneficial especially for a country's national economy
because it can increase foreign exchange earnings. The desire to increase
the development of tourism in Indonesia is basically caused by several
factors, firstly is the reduction of petroleum as a foreign exchange earner
when compared to the past, secondly the value of our exports in the non-
oil sector has decreased, thirdly the prospects for tourism which still
show a consistent increasing trend and fourthly the great potential that
we have for the development of tourism in Indonesia.
5. MEA (ASEAN Economic Community) or AEC (ASEAN
Economic Community) is an economic agreement made
for the integration of Perbara (Association of Southeast
Asian Nations) in the face of free trade. This agreement
was first established in December 2015 by 10 other
countries, namely Indonesia, the Philippines, Brunei
Darussalam, Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia, Malaysia,
Laos, Vietnam and Singapore.
MEA wants to unite the diversity of economies in
Southeast Asia and is predicted to become the 4th largest
economy in the world by 2050. The Coal Region has
become one of the significant players at the global level.
In addition, ASEAN is the 4th largest export region in the
world which accounts for more than 7 percent of
international exports. The astonishing growth of the
West Sumatra region makes AEC important, not only for
the ASEAN community, but also for the whole world.
6. The following is the purpose of
establishing MEA
Building integration
towards a global
economy
Achieve balanced and
sustainable economic
growth and
development
8. • Building integration towards a global economy
• Achieve balanced and sustainable economic growth
and development
• Investment increases MEA is beneficial to increase
investment from abroad
• Stabilizing the country's Economy For Indonesia and
other countries in the ASEAN region
10. POSITIVE IMPACTS
• Trading aspect
The positive impact after the arrival of the
MEA was felt by the trade aspect. Because with
the MEA, all trade barriers are reduced or even
non-existent. Not only that, with the
implementation of the AEC, especially in
Indonesia, there will be an increase in the
capacity to export local products to foreign
countries and increase the country's foreign
exchange. Well, this country's foreign
exchange is useful for paying our country's
debts. So over time our national debt will be
paid off.
11. • Investment aspect
Furthermore, another aspect that has been positively affected
by the MEA is the investment aspect. MEA provides easier
access for investors so that they can directly and seamlessly
carry out their investments in various sectors, especially the
economic sector. In addition, the presence of AEC has led to
wider and wider entrepreneurial opportunities that are
creative and highly competitive.
• Employment sector
The employment sector has also been positively affected by
the MEA. With the presence of MEA, the community will try to
improve the quality and personal skills so that they can
compete with people from other ASEAN countries. In addition,
Indonesian people are also "forced" to think more openly
towards existing socio-cultural changes.
12. NEGATIVE IMPACTS
• In terms of competition
The first negative impact of the AEC is increased competition for domestic
and foreign products. Do you know why the reason? This is due to reduced
barriers and no more regional boundaries for goods and services
circulating in the Southeast Asia region. So, there will be many imported
products that will be in our traditional market in the future. This will have
an impact on the threat of the position of the local industry, because there
are not a few foreign products that have better quality than local products.
• Exploitation aspect
The entry of foreign investment for each country has a negative impact.
That is because there must be an exploitation of natural resources and
human resources. Especially in Indonesia, which has a lot of natural
resources but cannot be processed by themselves, this will be exploited by
existing foreign companies.
13. THE ROLE OF THE MEA FOR INDONESIA
AND ASEAN COUNTRIES
04
14. ● Increasing State Profits
MEA plays a role in increasing the profits or profits of a country. This is because export activities will
not be charged so that the income margin will be greater. As a result, the profits obtained are even
greater.
● Smoother Export Activities
Thanks to the MEA in the Southeast Asia region, various export activities have also become smoother
because there are no customs duties. So, the process of sending goods is no longer delayed. Goods
originating from Indonesia can arrive faster with guaranteed quality.
● Improving Community Welfare
MEA fully supports labor exchange programs from many countries. Of course this can benefit
Indonesia because it will open up more job vacancies for the whole community. Automatically with
adequate employment opportunities, people's welfare will increase.
● Investment from Abroad Increased
● The Development of the Creative Industry
15. ● Investment from Abroad Increased
It is undeniable that MEA is also useful for increasing investment from various countries. This will
definitely benefit Indonesia because currently there are a lot of companies and creative industries that
need additional funds.
● The Development of the Creative Industry
MEA's role can also be felt by the increasingly tight competition in the creative industries. This is
because international trade demands the creation of innovative products and a competent workforce
in accordance with their respective fields.
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