Indonesian President Prabowo and French President Macron held a bilateral meeting at the Merdeka Palace in Jakarta, with numerous delegation members in attendance. After the meeting, the two presidents witnessed the signing, presentation, and announcement of 21 agreement documents, covering joint statements, inter-government cooperation, inter-institutional cooperation, corporate cooperation, and central bank cooperation. The two sides first adopted four joint statements, covering the development of the Indonesia-France 2050 strategic partnership, cultural sector strategy, peace in Palestine, and a joint statement by the two presidents, reflecting the alignment of long-term visions and their joint contribution to world peace and cultural development. A total of 10 inter-government cooperation agreements were signed, covering important areas such as diplomatic capacity building, protection of defense confidential information, strategic defense, agriculture, critical minerals and metals, sustainable forestry, creative economy, culture, disaster risk management, and transportation, promoting collaborative development between the two countries across multiple fields. Only one inter-institutional cooperation agreement was made, namely the cooperation between the Indonesian Equestrian Association and several renowned French equestrian institutions on the development of the equestrian sports ecosystem, fostering exchange and cooperation between the two countries in the equestrian field. Five strategic partnerships were also presented, including cooperation between the National Nutrition Agency and Danone on nutritional improvement, and cooperation between relevant Indonesian institutions and French companies in critical minerals, solar and battery energy storage projects, expansion of yeast production facilities, and green hydrogen projects in Eastern Indonesia, covering areas such as livelihoods, energy, and food security. The central banks of Indonesia and France reached cooperation, further strengthening financial ties between the two countries and providing strong support for bilateral economic cooperation.
Indonesian President Prabowo and French President Macron held a bilateral meeting at the Merdeka Palace in Jakarta, with numerous delegation members in attendance. After the meeting, the two presidents witnessed the signing, presentation, and announcement of 21 agreement documents, covering joint statements, inter-government cooperation, inter-institutional cooperation, corporate cooperation, and central bank cooperation. The two sides first adopted four joint statements, covering the development of the Indonesia-France 2050 strategic partnership, cultural sector strategy, peace in Palestine, and a joint statement by the two presidents, reflecting the alignment of long-term visions and their joint contribution to world peace and cultural development. A total of 10 inter-government cooperation agreements were signed, covering important areas such as diplomatic capacity building, protection of defense confidential information, strategic defense, agriculture, critical minerals and metals, sustainable forestry, creative economy, culture, disaster risk management, and transportation, promoting collaborative development between the two countries across multiple fields. Only one inter-institutional cooperation agreement was made, namely the cooperation between the Indonesian Equestrian Association and several renowned French equestrian institutions on the development of the equestrian sports ecosystem, fostering exchange and cooperation between the two countries in the equestrian field. Five strategic partnerships were also presented, including cooperation between the National Nutrition Agency and Danone on nutritional improvement, and cooperation between relevant Indonesian institutions and French companies in critical minerals, solar and battery energy storage projects, expansion of yeast production facilities, and green hydrogen projects in Eastern Indonesia, covering areas such as livelihoods, energy, and food security. The central banks of Indonesia and France reached cooperation, further strengthening financial ties between the two countries and providing strong support for bilateral economic cooperation.