Jakarta, April 14 -- Coordinating Economic Affairs Minister Airlangga Hartarto highlighted a plan for Indonesian state-owned companies to invest in the US as part of negotiations addressing the 32 percent import tariff imposed by the US on Indonesian goods.

However, the minister had yet to disclose the names of companies, as it would depend on the outcomes of the negotiation scheduled for April 16-23 in Washington, D.C.

"In addition to inviting American investment in Indonesia, Indonesia will also have companies investing in America, so it all depends on the discussions later," he noted in a press conference here on Monday.

Hartarto will lead several ministers and heads of institutions to conduct negotiations with the US government in ...