Jakarta, IO – Indonesian Foreign Minister Arrmanatha Nasir welcomes United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Antonio Guterres at Pancasila Building at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Jakarta (Oct. 19). The visit was part of Guterres’ schedule in Indonesia, which included attending the Foreign Policy Circle Talks under the theme “Eight Decades of the United Nations: What’s Next?”
During the visit, Guterres signed the guest book in the presence of Arrmanatha. The two then posed for photographs before proceeding with their meeting.
The meeting was intended to strengthen dialogue and cooperation between Indonesia and the UN, particularly in addressing global challenges that require coordination and collaboration among countries.
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A day earlier, on Sunday (Oct. 18), Guterres also met with President Prabowo Subianto to discuss several strategic issues of mutual concern. The meetings came amid a growing need for multilateral cooperation to address international issues, including conflicts, security stability and global peacekeeping.
Indonesia has long maintained a partnership with the UN, including through its participation in international peacekeeping missions. This commitment represents one of Indonesia’s contributions to supporting global peace and security through multilateral cooperation. (IO/Faisal Ramadhan)
