President Prabowo Subianto recently met with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the Merdeka Palace in Jakarta to discuss the positive developments in bilateral relations. The new five-year business visa policy for Indonesians and the enhanced educational cooperation were key highlights of the meeting, showcasing a commitment to strengthening ties between the two countries. This move by Australia not only simplifies visa processes but also promotes greater mobility for Indonesian students pursuing education in Australia.
President Prabowo emphasized the importance of ongoing collaboration, especially in the face of global uncertainties. Education, trade, technology, and security were identified as sectors that have already benefited from the partnership between Indonesia and Australia. These strong ties, rooted in deep people-to-people connections, lay a solid foundation for further cooperation to promote human development and regional stability.
President Prabowo’s statements underscore Indonesia’s eagerness to build a closer relationship with Australia, with a focus on education and mobility as key drivers of this shared vision. This partnership reflects a mutual commitment to fostering a strong and enduring bond between the two nations.
