Independent Report – Today, the Speaker of the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR). Puan Maharani, is scheduled to welcome Chinese Premier Li Qiang for an official visit. The two leaders plan to discuss ways to enhance the cooperation between Indonesia and China.
Premier Li Qiang will meet with Speaker Puan Maharani at the DPR building located in Senayan, Jakarta, this Sunday afternoon, May 25, 2025. Li Qiang, accompanied by several cabinet ministers from China. This will hold a bilateral meeting with Puan to discuss various collaborative matters.
Puan Maharani expressed that hosting the Chinese Premier at the Indonesian Parliament is a great honor. She highlighted the significance of this visit as it reflects the Chinese government’s intention to strengthen its relationship with the Indonesian people.
“The visit of Premier Li Qiang to the DPR building symbolizes the Chinese government’s desire to deepen ties with the Indonesian people.” Puan stated in a public announcement on Saturday, May 24, 2025.
Premier Li Qiang and his delegation are scheduled to arrive in Jakarta this afternoon, landing at the Halim Perdanakusuma Airbase. This visit marks a three-day official trip to Indonesia, from May 24 to May 26, 2025.
According to Puan, Li Qiang’s visit is expected to further solidify the bond between the two nations. Especially since 2025 marks the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Indonesia and China.
“This commemoration serves as a timely momentum to deepen the friendship and cooperation between Indonesia and China.” Said the chairperson of the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDIP).
Puan also reminded the public of the historical context of Indonesia-China relations by referring to the 70th anniversary of the Asian-African Conference (KAA) held in Bandung. She pointed out that cooperation between Indonesia and China dates back to this significant event. Where both countries worked together to promote the independence and freedom of many nations.
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“The Bandung Spirit, or the 10 principles of the Asian-African Conference, remain relevant in today’s global dynamics. The strong relationship between Indonesia and China can serve as a firm foundation not only for bilateral cooperation but also for global collaboration,” Puan explained.
During their bilateral meeting on Sunday afternoon, Puan Maharani and Li Qiang are expected to discuss various important topics. These include political cooperation, economic partnerships, social and cultural exchanges, and parliamentary collaboration between the two countries.
“This meeting is a clear demonstration of the commitment from both Indonesia and China to strengthen and enhance bilateral relations. It also aims to promote cooperation in key strategic sectors,” Puan added, emphasizing her role as the granddaughter of Indonesia’s first president, Sukarno.
Earlier on the same day, Premier Li Qiang is scheduled to meet with Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto at the Presidential Palace in the morning.
Puan concluded by assuring that the Indonesian House of Representatives is fully prepared to support the development of bilateral relations between Indonesia and China across various fields.
“The DPR stands ready to assist in advancing Indonesia-China relations in all sectors,” she affirmed.
This high-level engagement highlights the mutual interest both nations share in enhancing diplomatic, economic, and cultural ties. As Indonesia and China celebrate a milestone in their diplomatic journey, the visit by Premier Li Qiang is expected to set a positive tone for future cooperation.
The collaboration between these two major Asian countries is particularly significant in today’s global context. Both Indonesia and China play key roles in regional stability, economic development, and international diplomacy. Strengthening their partnership can contribute to greater prosperity and peace in the region.
Overall, Premier Li Qiang’s visit to Indonesia represents a strategic effort to deepen the long-standing friendship and partnership. The meetings with President Prabowo Subianto and Speaker Puan Maharani reflect the comprehensive nature of this engagement, covering political, economic, and parliamentary dimensions.
The discussions during this visit will likely lead to agreements and initiatives that promote shared growth and mutual benefits. Indonesia’s openness to working closely with China signals a commitment to advancing their bilateral relationship to new heights.
In summary, the visit of China’s Premier to Indonesia and the meeting with the Speaker of the DPR underline the importance both countries place on their relationship. It is a testament to the enduring ties forged over decades and the desire to expand cooperation for the future.
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