India hopes to explore the largely untapped economic potentials in its relationship with Indonesia by making direct investments without a third-country channel, the Jakarta Globe reported.
“Indian investment in the last 20 years has been nearly $1.5 billion, but the investment which actually is from India but is routed from Singapore is about $54 billion,” said New Delhi’s ambassador in Jakarta, Manoj Kumar Bharti.
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