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Indonesia benefits from economic geographic and resource scale giving the country a substantial advantage over its neighbours. While the co-operative stability of the ASEAN era has in some regards diminished the relevance of this strength it provides Indonesia with the opportunity to become a key leader for the region. Boasting strong relations with the US China and key neighbours Indonesia's regional importance will continue to grow. Successes such as the Komodo multilateral military exercises will boost Jakarta's role in regional affairs.
On the whole Jakarta has good relations with Beijing. However Indonesia has at times expressed concern over some Chinese activities in the South China Sea and Beijing must tread carefully in order to remain on good terms with South East Asia's key state. Indeed Indonesian pressure will be critical in ensuring that China follows through on its promise to come to the table to negotiate a new Code of Conduct for the South China Sea although progress to date has been limited despite the best intentions of Jakarta and Washington amongst others .
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Indonesia's regional importance as the driving force of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) group has been reinforced in a number of respects. Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott visited Indonesia in September 2013 and declared that the bilateral relationship with Jakarta's was Australia's 'single most important [one]'. US President Barack Obama cancelled a trip to Indonesia in October 2013 due to political problems back home and was severely criticised by Asia watchers for passing up an important opportunity to boost relations with key regional allies. His Secretary of State John Kerry attended Joko Widodo's inauguration as president in October 2014 putting relations back on a firm footing. The successful hosting of the Komodo Multilateral Naval Exercises in 2014 both highlights and enhances the importance of Indonesia in the region.
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Report Table of Contents:
BMI Industry View
SWOT
Indonesia Security SWOT
Indonesia Defence & Security SWOT
Political
Economic
Business Environment
Industry Forecast
Defence Expenditure
Table: Defence Expenditure (Indonesia 2011-2018)
Armed Forces
Table: Armed Forces Personnel (Indonesia 2004-2011)
Table: Manpower Available For Military Service (Indonesia 2011-2018)
Defence Production
Table: Defence Trade Balance (Indonesia 2011-2018)
Exports
Table: Defence Exports (Indonesia 2011-2018)
Imports
Table: Defence Imports (Indonesia 2011-2018)
Key Risks To BMI's Forecast Scenario
Macroeconomic Forecasts
Economic Analysis
Table: Indonesia - Economic Activity
Industry Risk Reward Ratings
Asia Security Risk Ratings
Table: Asia Security Risk Ratings
Table: Asia State Vulnerability To Terrorism Index
Indonesia Security Risk Rating
Market Overview
Indonesia Defence Market Overview
Army
Domestic Industries
Imports
International Defence Partnerships
Weapons Of Mass Destruction
Table: Key Players In Indonesia's Defence Sector
Indonesia Security Overview
Domestic Threats
Table: Indonesia's Insurgent Groups
Regional Threats
International Threats
Company Profile
PT Dirgantara Indonesia (IAe)
PT Pindad
PT Penataran Angkatan Laut (PAL)
Regional Overview
South East Asia Security Overview
Global Industry Overview
Political Risk Analysis
Methodology
Industry Forecast Methodology
Sector-Specific Methodology
Sources
Security Risk Ratings Methodology
Table: Indicators And Weighting
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