- PM Modi concluded his three-day visit to Indonesia, during which he inked 14 agreements to boost cooperation in critical minerals, maritime security, and other key sectors.
- During the visit, PM Modi expressed satisfaction over the outcomes achieved, stating it had opened new avenues for cooperation in defence, maritime collaboration, and AI.
- Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto personally saw PM Modi off at the airport, marking a special gesture of friendship.
- The visit included bilateral talks with President Prabowo, focusing on enhancing the India-Indonesia partnership for a free and peaceful Indo-Pacific.
- PM Modi also inaugurated the restoration and conservation work at the UNESCO World Heritage Prambanan Temple Compounds in Yogyakarta.
- The agreements signed during the visit cover areas such as critical minerals, maritime security, education, and outer space.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrapped up his three-day visit to Indonesia, where he signed 14 agreements aimed at enhancing cooperation in defence, maritime security, and artificial intelligence. Modi expressed satisfaction over the outcomes, stating, "This visit has opened new avenues for cooperation in defence and security, maritime collaboration, critical and emerging technologies, artificial intelligence, digital innovation and capacity building."12
The agreements cover critical minerals, steel supply chains, education, outer space, and food security, reflecting a commitment to strengthen bilateral ties amid global geopolitical challenges. Modi thanked Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto for his hospitality and personal commitment to elevating India-Indonesia relations, saying, "I extend my heartfelt gratitude to the people of Indonesia and to President Prabowo Subianto for his exceptional warmth and personal commitment to taking India-Indonesia relations to new heights."3
During the visit, Modi also inaugurated a conservation project at the UNESCO World Heritage Prambanan Temple complex, emphasizing the importance of cultural heritage. The leaders discussed a zero-tolerance approach to terrorism and agreed to jointly develop the strategically located Sabang Port, enhancing regional security and cooperation. Modi's next stop is Australia, where he aims to further strengthen the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese from July 8-10, focusing on defence, trade, and education.
“President Prabowo personally saw off Modi at the airport, a rare gesture highlighting the deepened partnership. The visit also saw India and Indonesia agree to jointly develop the strategically important Sabang Port, which overlooks the Strait of Malacca, and inaugurate a conservation project at the UNESCO-listed Prambanan Temple.”
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