In a significant move towards strengthening bilateral relations, Indonesia and India signed a series of agreements covering a broad spectrum of sectors. The agreements, signed on January 25, 2025, are expected to improve cooperation in culture, health, maritime, security, and the digital realm. The ceremony was held in Jakarta, with high-level representatives from both countries present, including Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto and India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
These agreements reflect both nations’ shared goals of fostering a stronger and more mutually beneficial partnership. President Prabowo expressed his intention to accelerate Indonesia’s economic relationship with India. The President emphasized that these agreements will help enhance long-term cooperation in various key areas of common interest. He also expressed his appreciation for India’s support as Indonesia seeks to join the BRICS group of emerging market economies, noting that this will be a positive step for global stability and regional cooperation.
Prime Minister Modi, in his speech, highlighted the importance of the agreements, particularly in defense manufacturing and the improvement of supply chains. Both leaders agreed to focus on enhancing cooperation in several crucial areas, including maritime security, cybersecurity, counter-terrorism efforts, and de-radicalization strategies. These collaborations are expected to contribute to the stability of the region and address security concerns in a comprehensive and effective manner.
The signing of these agreements marks a significant moment in the growing partnership between India and Indonesia, as both countries look to the future with renewed determination to work together for mutual prosperity. With their strong commitment to expanding ties across these various sectors, Indonesia and India are poised to play an even more important role on the global stage in the years to come.
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