TikTok Shop may return to Indonesia 

The Indonesian site of TikTok Shop has been shut down for more than a month, and there is no doubt that TikTok is still trying to return. 

Recently, TikTok has held talks with a number of local Indonesian e-commerce companies including Tokopedia, Bukalapak and Blibl, hoping to find a solution to restart TikTok's e-commerce business in Indonesia.

Zhou Shouzi, CEO of TikTok, also sent a letter to Indonesian President Joko Widodo, requesting to meet with him to further discuss issues related to TikTok's e-commerce business in Indonesia after the new regulations. While actively negotiating, TikTok seems to be considering following Meta's footsteps and applying for an e-commerce license from the Indonesian government. 

While the Indonesian government has decided to ban TikTok from operating in Indonesia, other Southeast Asian countries have not taken similar measures to stop operations. Instead, they are stepping up deeper cooperation with TikTok to promote the development of e-commerce.

Other countries in Southeast Asia have increased their cooperation with TikTok because they see great potential for e-commerce. By cooperating with social media platforms such as TikTok, these countries can better supervise the market, and at the same time, consumers can get more choices and convenience. 

TikTok Shop或将重返印尼

       TikTok Shop印尼站点已经关停一个多月，种种迹象表明，TikTok仍在尝试回归。

       近期TikTok已经与包括Tokopedia、Bukalapak、Blibl等在内的多家印尼本土电商企业进行了洽谈，希望能够为在印尼重启TikTok电商业务寻求方法。

       TikTok CEO周受资还致信了印尼总统佐科·维多多，要求与其会面，进一步讨论新规后TikTok在印尼开展电商业务的相关事宜，在积极谈判的同时，TikTok似乎也正在考虑追随Meta的脚步，向印尼政府申请电子商务许可证。

       虽然印度尼西亚政府决定禁止在印尼境内运营TikTok，但东南亚其他国家并没有采取类似的停止运营措施。相反，它们正在加大与TikTok的更深入合作，以推动电子商务的发展。

       东南亚其他国家之所以加大与TikTok的合作，是因为它们看到了电子商务的巨大潜力。通过与TikTok等社交媒体平台的合作，这些国家能够更好地监管市场，同时，消费者也能获得更多选择和便利。