【Antara News Agency】The Indonesian government has denied allegations of imposing a 200% import tariff on China. The Ministry of Finance stated that the government's import tariff policy does not target any specific country but is based on commodity types and economic interests. A spokesperson for the Ministry of Finance said that the recent tariff adjustments are aimed at protecting domestic industries, especially the steel sector, from unfair competition. The policy complies with WTO regulations and international trade norms. The Ministry of Finance emphasized that Indonesia's trade relations with China remain stable, with extensive cooperation in various fields. The Indonesian government will continue to promote fair and mutually beneficial trade relations to achieve sustainable economic development. The Ministry of Finance also noted that the import tariff adjustments are intended to ensure healthy development of the domestic market while providing local producers with a fair competitive environment. The government will continue to monitor market conditions and adjust tariff policies as needed to protect national economic interests.