The Minister of Investment and Chairman of the Investment Coordinating Board noted that Premier Li Qiang's visit was not merely ceremonial but also brought tangible prospects for cooperation. The $10 billion investment projects previously agreed upon between the two countries have been launched, covering multiple strategic sectors. In addition to ongoing projects, this visit has opened new cooperation opportunities between Indonesia and China in areas such as transportation, industrial cluster development, mineral downstreaming, and chemicals. These new projects are cross-sectoral in nature, involving collaboration among private enterprises, state-owned enterprises, and foreign partners. The Indonesian government emphasized that it will continue to expand economic cooperation with China to strengthen the resilience of its domestic industry and accelerate the downstreaming of natural resources. Regarding foreign policy issues, he stated that Indonesia is primarily focused on deepening a mutually beneficial and win-win bilateral partnership with China.