Strengthening Ties: China and Indonesia Forge Strategic Partnerships

China and Indonesia have pledged to enhance collaboration in sectors like lithium, new energy vehicles, and tourism. This agreement followed a meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto, emphasizing Jakarta's commitment to strengthening strategic partnerships with Beijing under Prabowo's new leadership.

China and Indonesia have committed to deepening their cooperation across several crucial sectors such as lithium, new energy vehicles, and tourism. The announcement came through a joint statement released after a meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto.

The Indonesian President's visit to China signifies Jakarta's dedication to reinforcing its strategic relationship with Beijing. The leaders agreed to explore potential opportunities in new energy vehicles, lithium batteries, and the digital economy, reflecting a shared interest in global development drivers.

In a bid to boost both countries' tourism sectors beyond pre-pandemic levels, new visa measures will be introduced, including long-term and multi-entry visas. The visit also saw the signing of several cooperation agreements covering areas like housing and coconut exports.

(With inputs from agencies.)