Overview
- China and Indonesia signed multiple agreements covering economic development, finance, tourism, health, and investment during Premier Li Qiang's visit to Jakarta.
- Both nations emphasized their commitment to 'true multilateralism' and fostering a safe and prosperous region, addressing global challenges and protectionist trends.
- China remains Indonesia's largest trading partner for the ninth consecutive year, with bilateral trade exceeding $147.8 billion in 2024.
- The leaders discussed managing disputes in the South China Sea, with Indonesia advocating for a peaceful resolution and regional stability.
- Li Qiang's visit underscores China's broader diplomatic outreach in Southeast Asia, coinciding with Indonesia's growing role in BRICS and ASEAN-related initiatives.