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Indonesia's President encourages business with Northern Territory

The Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid has told business people in Australia's Northern Territory he would welcome their contribution to his country's move towards providing more regional autonomy.

About 250 delegates attended a business forum in Darwin where the President was asked how Territory businesses could capitalise on changes in Indonesia.

President Wahid says the Territory can provide input in areas including health, education, transport and law and order and he encouraged direct feedback.

local government or provincial government in Indonesia and also the central government so that we can remedy those things.

29/06/01 10:16:49 | ABC Radio Australia News

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