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Ada Pertanyaan? Hubungi Kami Nadia Maharani, M Agus Yozami
President Joko Widodo stirred up related ministries and institutions to improve the import process after the dwelling time mess at Tanjung Priok seaport. His threat to fire relevant ministers related to import activities seemed to work, as the Minister of Trade Rachmat Gobel recently issued a regulation revoking Specified Importer Identification Registration (Nomor Pengenal Importir Khusus – NPIK).Stipulated under Minister of Trade Regulation No. 50/M-DAG/PER/7/2015, this policy repeals and replaces Minister of Industry and Trade Decision No.141/MPP/KEP/5/2002 on NPIK. As of now, there were 16.900 NPIKs recorded and distributed for certain goods.
Minister Gobel said, this measure is to simplify licensing process in import activities, and to reduce overlapping regulations. For such reasons, the minister creates a much more effective licensing regulation.
With this recent action, imported rice, soy, corn, textile and textile products, shoes, electronics, and children’s toys are spared from lengthy process of obtaining revocation of NPIK hampering the trading process and disturbing import activities.
According to Mr. Gobel, as an implementation of Nawacita (nine primary presidential programs) vision for an effective governmental management, the Minister is developing an orderly administrative system.
“I would like to create a better administrative system for imports for importers to become more reliable and professional,” asserts the minister.
(Hot/Ja)
Nadia Maharani, M Agus Yozami
President Joko Widodo stirred up related ministries and institutions to improve the import process after the dwelling time mess at Tanjung Priok seaport. His threat to fire relevant ministers related to import activities seemed to work, as the Minister of Trade Rachmat Gobel recently issued a regulation revoking Specified Importer Identification Registration (Nomor Pengenal Importir Khusus – NPIK).Stipulated under Minister of Trade Regulation No. 50/M-DAG/PER/7/2015, this policy repeals and replaces Minister of Industry and Trade Decision No.141/MPP/KEP/5/2002 on NPIK. As of now, there were 16.900 NPIKs recorded and distributed for certain goods.
Minister Gobel said, this measure is to simplify licensing process in import activities, and to reduce overlapping regulations. For such reasons, the minister creates a much more effective licensing regulation.
With this recent action, imported rice, soy, corn, textile and textile products, shoes, electronics, and children’s toys are spared from lengthy process of obtaining revocation of NPIK hampering the trading process and disturbing import activities.
According to Mr. Gobel, as an implementation of Nawacita (nine primary presidential programs) vision for an effective governmental management, the Minister is developing an orderly administrative system.
“I would like to create a better administrative system for imports for importers to become more reliable and professional,” asserts the minister.
(Hot/Ja)