Indonesia eyes more investment from China: joint statement

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　　The statement was issued as Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono wrapped up a three-day state visit to China on Sunday.

　　The Indonesian side encouraged China's enterprises to participate in augmenting² the industrial capacity in Indonesia, and said it will continue creating conducive³ investment atmosphere for foreign investors⁴, including those of China.

　　Indonesia also expected that Chinese enterprises "invest more in Indonesia's mining industry," and briefed China on its efforts to improve the management of its mining resources.

　　The statement said the two sides agreed to continue to promote the role of bilateral⁵ energy forum⁶, gear up efforts to further solidify⁷ and expand cooperation in oil and gas, mining and electricity, and actively⁸ explore cooperation opportunities in new and renewable energy.

　　China reaffirmed its commitment to participating in Indonesia's infrastructure⁹ development projects, especially in the Master Plan on Acceleration¹⁰ and Expansion of Indonesia's Economic Development from the year 2011 to 2025.

　　Both side were "delighted" to note that the two-way trade volume had increased steadily¹¹ in the past few years, and were "optimistic" that the target of 80 billion U.S. dollars bilateral trade value by 2015 could be accomplished¹², said the statement.

　　The two countries will step up efforts to realize smooth, balance and sustainable two-way trade relations, according to the statement.

　　The Chinese side also appreciated Indonesia's continued support towards China's Yuanwang scientific instrumentation ship sailing into designated Indonesian sea areas to carry out TT&C (Telemetry Tracking and Command) support for China's Compass navigation satellite launch missions.

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