In a dynamic meeting that blended history with forward-thinking plans, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, chairman of Indonesia's National Economic Council, met in Beijing on Tuesday. The discussion, set against the backdrop of 75 years of diplomatic relations, underscored a shared vision for future cooperation.
Wang Yi, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, emphasized the importance of deepening political mutual trust while advancing landmark projects like the Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway (HSR) and the Regional Comprehensive Economic Corridor. He highlighted the need for both nations to work together in the face of unilateralism and trade bullying practices that impact global fairness. 🌏
The two leaders also explored expanding cooperation in areas such as ocean and mineral resources, along with emerging fields that promise fresh opportunities for growth. This commitment reflects a mutual desire to build a shared Asia-Pacific community that champions sustainable development and cultural exchange. 😊
Luhut noted that the strong Indonesia-China friendship has fueled significant progress in trade, finance, technology transfer, and talent cultivation. He expressed confidence that bolstering exchanges at all levels will further benefit both sides and strengthen ties within the Global South. 🚀
As global challenges persist, the meeting not only celebrated decades of fruitful partnership but also set the stage for a vibrant, collaborative future in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Chinese FM meets chairman of Indonesia's National Economic Council
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