Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi revealed at the first China-Indonesia 2+2 Ministerial Meeting that the Premier of the State Council plans to visit Indonesia in late May 2025. This visit is in light of the Malaysian Prime Minister serving as the rotating chair of ASEAN and hosting relevant summits. While supporting Malaysia's initiatives, China hopes to maintain and promote cooperation with Indonesia. If the visit proceeds, it will be the Premier's first visit after Indonesian President Prabowo took office. The Premier's last visit to Indonesia was on September 5, 2023, when he attended several important ASEAN-related summits. Wang Yi emphasized that as major developing countries, China and Indonesia should uphold the principles of openness, mutual benefit, and inclusive cooperation, opposing protectionism and unilateralism, as abusing tariffs harms the rights and trade of other countries. Beijing is committed to strengthening regional economic integration, maintaining stable and smooth supply chains, and advocating justice and the rule of law for Global South countries. At this 2+2 meeting, China and Indonesia reached multiple consensuses. Both sides agreed to deepen cooperation through enhanced multilateral strategic cooperation on platforms such as the United Nations, BRICS, and the G20, jointly commemorate the 80th anniversary of the founding of the UN and the 70th anniversary of the Asian-African Conference, promote the principles of peaceful coexistence and the Bandung Spirit, and advance world peace and development. This year marks the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Indonesia, bringing new opportunities to bilateral ties. Both sides expressed satisfaction with the outcomes of the meeting and agreed to hold the next meeting in Indonesia. In addition, the two foreign ministers signed a memorandum of understanding on establishing a comprehensive strategic dialogue.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi revealed at the first China-Indonesia 2+2 Ministerial Meeting that the Premier of the State Council plans to visit Indonesia in late May 2025. This visit is in light of the Malaysian Prime Minister serving as the rotating chair of ASEAN and hosting relevant summits. While supporting Malaysia's initiatives, China hopes to maintain and promote cooperation with Indonesia. If the visit proceeds, it will be the Premier's first visit after Indonesian President Prabowo took office. The Premier's last visit to Indonesia was on September 5, 2023, when he attended several important ASEAN-related summits. Wang Yi emphasized that as major developing countries, China and Indonesia should uphold the principles of openness, mutual benefit, and inclusive cooperation, opposing protectionism and unilateralism, as abusing tariffs harms the rights and trade of other countries. Beijing is committed to strengthening regional economic integration, maintaining stable and smooth supply chains, and advocating justice and the rule of law for Global South countries. At this 2+2 meeting, China and Indonesia reached multiple consensuses. Both sides agreed to deepen cooperation through enhanced multilateral strategic cooperation on platforms such as the United Nations, BRICS, and the G20, jointly commemorate the 80th anniversary of the founding of the UN and the 70th anniversary of the Asian-African Conference, promote the principles of peaceful coexistence and the Bandung Spirit, and advance world peace and development. This year marks the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Indonesia, bringing new opportunities to bilateral ties. Both sides expressed satisfaction with the outcomes of the meeting and agreed to hold the next meeting in Indonesia. In addition, the two foreign ministers signed a memorandum of understanding on establishing a comprehensive strategic dialogue.