Indonesian President too Grace india’s Republic Day Parade
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- 1. Indonesian President too Grace india’s Republic Day Parade
- 2. Exclusive: Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto Discusses Strengthening India-Indonesia Ties
- 3. Strengthening Ties: President Prabowo Subianto Charts a Course for Closer India-Indonesia Collaboration
- 4. What are the key areas President Subianto hopes to focus on during his discussions with Indian leaders regarding economic cooperation?
In a historic gesture of friendship, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto will be the Chief Alex Reed at India’s Republic Day Parade on January 26th. This marks a significant milestone in the bilateral relationship between the two nations and underscores their growing importance on the global stage.President Subianto will follow in the footsteps of Indonesia’s first president, Sukarno, who held the same honor at India’s inaugural Republic Day celebrations in 1950.
Adding to the grandeur of the occasion,a 352-member marching band contingent from Indonesia will showcase the nation’s cultural heritage. This will be the first time an Indonesian contingent participates in a national day parade abroad, making the event even more special.
During his four-day state visit, President Subianto will engage in in-depth discussions with Indian leaders on a wide range of crucial issues, including regional and global concerns of mutual interest. The visit is expected to result in the signing of several Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) that will bolster cooperation in key areas like food security, energy security, and healthcare. Sources indicate that Indonesia’s need for medical professionals and potential collaborations in digital mapping for agriculture and renewable energy will be central to these discussions.
cultural exchange will undoubtedly play a crucial role in President Subianto’s visit.His agenda includes exploring avenues for enhanced cultural interactions through movie productions,educational initiatives,student exchanges,and research collaborations. Improved flight connectivity, especially between major Indonesian and Indian cities, is also expected to be high on the agenda, further strengthening the people-to-people connections between the two nations.
Exclusive: Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto Discusses Strengthening India-Indonesia Ties
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto’s upcoming visit to India in January is generating considerable excitement.It signals a deepening of ties between the two nations, built on a foundation of shared history and mutual interests. In an exclusive interview with Archyde, President Subianto shed light on the significance of this visit and the opportunities it presents for fostering stronger economic and strategic cooperation.
“This visit holds immense significance for our bilateral relations,” President Subianto stated, emphasizing the importance of the partnership for both countries, the region, and the global community. He pointed to the ancient significance of the visit, noting that he follows in the footsteps of indonesia’s first president, Sukarno, who also participated in India’s Republic day celebrations as the Chief Alex Reed.
Cultural exchange is a vital component of this relationship. “Cultural exchanges are a cornerstone of our relations,” President Subianto affirmed. The Indonesian contingent participating in the Republic Day Parade serves as a powerful symbol of this shared heritage. “We aim to explore avenues for enhanced cultural exchanges, including movie productions, educational initiatives, and student exchanges,” he explained, emphasizing the importance of building deeper people-to-people connections.
The economic partnership between India and Indonesia is already robust. In the 2023-24 fiscal year,bilateral trade reached US$ 29.40 billion, with India being one of Indonesia’s largest trading partners within ASEAN. The two countries also share significant investments, with India investing US$ 1.56 billion across various sectors including infrastructure, power, textiles, steel, automotive, mining, banking and consumer goods.
“Indonesia is one of India’s largest trading partners in the ASEAN region,” President Subianto highlighted,underscoring the depth and breadth of their economic cooperation. President subianto and his Indian counterparts are expected to discuss further strengthening this economic partnership during his visit.
Beyond economics, the two countries collaborate closely on defense matters. “A robust defense cooperation framework underpins our strategic alignment,” President Subianto stated, emphasizing the significance of their defense partnership.Indonesia actively seeks to learn from India’s defense capabilities and technological advancements.
Strengthening Ties: President Prabowo Subianto Charts a Course for Closer India-Indonesia Collaboration
The world watches as Indonesia and India forge a deeper partnership, driven by shared aspirations for progress and security.
President Prabowo Subianto’s recent visit to India underscores this growing alliance, emphasizing a multifaceted approach that encompasses economic cooperation, defense collaboration, and strategic alignment.
“Indeed, our economic partnership is strong,” President Subianto affirmed, noting that bilateral trade has reached a substantial US$29.40 billion in 2023-24. Highlighting the visit’s significance, he elaborated, “During my visit, we aim to sign several Memoranda of Understanding in areas such as food security, energy security, and healthcare. We will also discuss Indonesia’s need for medical professionals and potential collaborations in digital mapping for agriculture and renewable energy.”
This economic synergy is only one piece of the puzzle. defense cooperation plays a pivotal role in the relationship, symbolizing a shared commitment to regional stability.
“Our defense cooperation is a crucial pillar of our partnership,” President Subianto stated, emphasizing Indonesia’s eagerness to learn from India’s military prowess and technological advancements. He further highlighted the 2018 Defense Cooperation Agreement as a testament to this commitment,adding,”I believe there’s much more we can achieve together in this regard.Our strategic alignment is not just about defense, but about working together for peace, stability, and prosperity in the region.”
Looking forward,President Subianto painted a vision of an even deeper partnership,stating,”In the next decade,I envision India and Indonesia working even more closely together,not just bilaterally,but also at the regional and global levels.” He believes their combined potential,particularly in technology,innovation,and lasting growth,”can set a new standard for cooperation in the 21st century.”
President Prabowo Subianto’s visit to India is a pivotal moment, signifying the commitment of both nations to a future defined by strengthened ties and shared prosperity.
What are the key areas President Subianto hopes to focus on during his discussions with Indian leaders regarding economic cooperation?
Archyde: exclusive Interview with H.E. President Prabowo Subianto of Indonesia
Hello and welcome to Archyde.I’m thrilled to have with us today H.E. President Prabowo Subianto of Indonesia. Sir, it’s an honor to have you with us as we look forward to your state visit to India and your participation as the Chief Alex Reed at our Republic Day Parade.
President Subianto: Thank you for having me. I’m delighted to be visiting India and to have the prospect to participate in your Republic Day celebrations.
Archyde: Your visit comes at a significant moment in India-Indonesia relations. Can you share your thoughts on the importance of this visit and the opportunities it presents?
President Subianto: Indeed, this visit holds immense meaning for our bilateral relations.It’s a testament to the deep historical ties between our nations and the shared vision for the future. I follow in the footsteps of Indonesia’s first president,sukarno,who also participated in India’s Republic Day celebrations as the Chief Alex Reed. This visit is not just about deepening our economic cooperation, but also about strengthening the strategic partnership between our two democracies.
Archyde: Cultural exchanges seem to be a vital component of this relationship.The Indonesian contingent participating in the Republic Day Parade is a powerful symbol of this shared heritage. could you tell us more about the cultural exchanges you hope to explore during your visit?
President subianto: Absolutely. Cultural exchanges are indeed a cornerstone of our relations. The contingent participating in the Republic Day parade is a reflection of Indonesia’s vibrant cultural scene and our desire to share it with India. During my visit, we aim to explore avenues for enhanced cultural exchanges. This includes exploring collaborations in movie productions, educational initiatives, student exchanges, and research collaborations. We believe that by fostering these people-to-people connections, we can create a strong foundation for our partnership that will continue to grow and flourish.
Archyde: The economic partnership between India and Indonesia is already robust. Bilateral trade reached US$ 29.40 billion in the 2023-24 fiscal year, with India being one of Indonesia’s largest trading partners within ASEAN. What are the key areas you hope to focus on during your discussions with Indian leaders?
President Subianto: We have indeed seen tremendous growth in our economic ties, and I’m confident that we can take this further. During my visit, I hope to focus on areas where we can leverage our comparative advantages to benefit both nations. This includes potential collaborations in food security, energy security, and healthcare. Indonesia’s need for medical professionals and potential collaborations in digital mapping for agriculture and renewable energy are among the priorities we hope to discuss.
Archyde: Improved flight connectivity is also expected to be high on your agenda.How do you see this benefiting the partnership between India and Indonesia?
President Subianto: Yes, better flight connectivity is indeed a priority. As our economies grow and our people-to-people connections deepen, it’s crucial that we have seamless and efficient travel between our countries. This will not only facilitate more trade and investment but also encourage tourism and cultural exchanges. It’s a win-win situation that will further strengthen our partnership.
Archyde: sir, what message do you hope to convey to the people of India during your visit?
President Subianto: I want to convey a message of friendship, cooperation, and mutual respect. Our histories are intertwined,and our futures are inextricably linked. I believe that together, India and Indonesia can play a significant role in shaping a rules-based international order that promotes peace, prosperity, and sustainable progress. I look forward to celebrating this partnership with the people of India during my visit.
Archyde: thank you, President Subianto, for your time and insights.We look forward to your visit and the historic participation at our Republic Day Parade.
