Prime Minister Narendra Modi was awarded Indonesia’s highest civilian honour, Bintang Adipurna, recognising his contribution to strengthening bilateral ties and expanding the India-Indonesia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. BulletsIn Prime Minister Narendra Modi received Bintang Adipurna, Indonesia’s highest civilian honour, from President Prabowo Subianto during an official state ceremony at Istana Merdeka in Jakarta on 7 July
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi was awarded Indonesia’s highest civilian honour, Bintang Adipurna, recognising his contribution to strengthening bilateral ties and expanding the India-Indonesia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. BulletsIn Prime Minister Narendra Modi received Bintang Adipurna, Indonesia’s highest civilian honour, from President Prabowo Subianto during an official state ceremony at Istana Merdeka in Jakarta on 7 July
India and Indonesia have significantly expanded their economic partnership over the last two decades, with bilateral trade increasing from US$4.3 billion in 2005–06 to US$38.84 billion in 2022–23. The growing trade, investment and connectivity reflect the deepening Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two countries. BulletsIn India and Indonesia have strengthened their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership since
India and Indonesia have significantly expanded their economic partnership over the last two decades, with bilateral trade increasing from US$4.3 billion in 2005–06 to US$38.84 billion in 2022–23. The growing trade, investment and connectivity reflect the deepening Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two countries. BulletsIn India and Indonesia have strengthened their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership since
India and Indonesia convened the 8th Joint Commission Meeting in New Delhi to review bilateral cooperation and strengthen their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership across multiple sectors. BulletsIn The 8th India-Indonesia Joint Commission Meeting was held in New Delhi on 7 June 2026 and was co-chaired by the foreign ministers of both countries. The meeting reviewed progress
India and Indonesia convened the 8th Joint Commission Meeting in New Delhi to review bilateral cooperation and strengthen their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership across multiple sectors. BulletsIn The 8th India-Indonesia Joint Commission Meeting was held in New Delhi on 7 June 2026 and was co-chaired by the foreign ministers of both countries. The meeting reviewed progress
