Palestinian products are currently dominating the Indonesian market. Several Palestinian products are imported and freely sold in Indonesia.

In 2019, the Indonesian government removed import duties for products originating from Palestine. This decision is outlined in the Minister of Finance Regulation (PMK) No. 126/PMK.010/2018, which determines import duty rates to facilitate trade for specific products from the Palestinian territory.

Some of the Palestinian products widely available in Indonesia include fresh or dried dates, olive oil, screws, bolts, and nuts. Dates and olive oil are products that are not extensively produced in Indonesia, making the elimination of import duties an essential step. It also contributes to the enhancement of bilateral trade relations between Indonesia and Palestine.

Furthermore, according to various sources, President Joko Widodo has provided a unilateral facility for Palestine. This facility involves the exemption of import duties for dates and olive oil products. This step is not limited to dates and olive oil alone, as other Palestinian products will also receive the same facility. This action represents Indonesia's support for Palestine.

In addition to import duty assistance, Indonesia is also providing support in the form of human resource capacity development to prepare Palestine for its independence.

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