New Delhi, 24 April 1963 The Government of India and the Government of the Republic of Indonesia,
ANIMATED by the desire to develop, extend and consolidate trade and economic relations between the two countries for their mutual
benefit,
HAVE agreed as follows
Article I
The contracting parties will take all appropriate measures to consolidate trade between the two countries in all possible ways, in
particular with regard to the items mentioned in the Schedules 'A' and 'B' to this Agreement.
Nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to preclude trade in or commodities not mentioned in the said Schedules.
Article II
The contracting parties agree further that the exchange of goods be subject to and within the scope of the general import-export regulations
in force from time to time in each country.
Article III
The contracting parties agree that the grant of facilities and accordingly the issue of licences for the import and export of goods
or commodities by each country to the other shall be no less favourable than those applied to any other country.
Article IV
In order to promote international trade both parties will take all appropriate measures to facilitate trade on a multilateral basis.
Article V
The contracting parties agree that the exchange of commodities/ goods under this Agreement will be subject to prices and quality being
satisfactory.
Article VI
In order to facilitate the implementation of the Agreement, the contracting parties agree to consult each other in respect of any
matter arising from or in connection with the supply of goods or commodities between the two countries.
Article VII
Ships on Indonesian or Indian registry shall be accorded in the ports of the other party the usual facilities in respect of bunkering
and other services and the customary treatment in respect of duties, charges and taxes, subject to foreign exchange regulations in
force from time to time in each country. No ships of either party shall have the right to participate in the coastal trade of the
other party.
Article VIII
This Agreement shall come into force provisionally from the date of signature and finally on ratification by the Government of the
two countries, and shall remain in force for a period of three years.
DONE in New Delhi on the 24th day of April, 1963, in two originals in the English language, both texts being equally authentic.
Sdl-
HARUN SALEH
For the Government of the Republic of Indonesia.
Sdl-
D. K. SRINIVASACHAR
For the Government of India.
SCHEDULE A
COMMODITIES AVAILABLE FOR EXPORT FROM INDONESIA TO INDIA
1. Petroleum products (kerosene oil, high speed diesel oil, furnace oil, etc).
2. Rubber.
3. Palm oil.
4. Copra
5. Timber.
6. Kapok.
7. Gums and Resins.
8. Cinnamon.
9. Nutmeg.
10. Betel nuts.
11. Miscellaneous.
SCHEDULE B
COMMODITIES AVAILABLE FOR EXPORT FROM INDIA TO INDONESIA
1. Cotton yarn.
2. Cotton and woollen piece goods; synthetic fibre textiles and made up goods.
3. Jute and jute products.
4. Coir yarn and manufactures.
5. Agricultural and food items like coffee, tea, vegetable and hydrogenated oils, linseed oil, sandalwood.
6. Chemical, pharmaceutical and allied products, including paints, pigments, varnishes, links and dyestuffs.
7. Engineering goods, including electrical goods; machinery for jute, textile, sugar, oil, printing, and cement mills; fans, bicycles,
sewing machines and their components and spare parts; pumps, diesel engines, oil expellers; shaping machines, lathes, loom motors,
railway rolling stock; safes and strong boxes; telephone and telegraph equipment; agricultural tools and implements; machinery components,
parts and accessories, machine tools and workshop equipment, iron and steel material.
8. Hardware and constructional material, including household and building material.
9. Miscellaneous goods like synthetic stones, lac and shellac, printed books, newspapers, periodicals, stationery and sports goods,
rubber and plastic goods, films, cigarette paper, aluminium foil.
