During President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Paris on 28 May 2026, the presidents of France and Indonesia, Prabowo Subianto, released a joint statement outlining the expansion of their bilateral partnership. They highlighted cooperation in security, defence and the upcoming 12th Franco‑Indonesian defence dialogue, and affirmed support for joint training and armament collaboration. The leaders also committed to accelerating the EU‑Indonesia Economic Partnership Agreement, to boosting investment in transport, health, energy transition, innovation, mining and agriculture, and to developing a joint agricultural roadmap. They underscored the importance of multilateralism, the rule‑based international order and peaceful settlement of conflicts, citing Palestine, Ukraine and the Strait of Hormuz. The statement called for stronger cultural, educational and research ties and the launch of a global strategic partnership framework.
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