The spokesperson for the Indonesian Ministry of Industry stated that the department will meet with representatives from Apple on Tuesday to discuss Apple's investment in Indonesia, which is a prerequisite for this American Technology giant to sell the latest iPhone 16 in Indonesia. Febri Hendri, the spokesperson for the Indonesian Ministry of Industry, said, "Today, Apple's senior executives will come to the Ministry to negotiate over unfulfilled investment commitments and Apple's proposals." The Indonesian government previously stated that Apple plans to invest 1 billion dollars in a manufacturing plant to produce components for Smart Phones and Other Products, with specific details still being finalized.