Russia, Indonesia to continue to expand mutually beneficial partnership ties — Putin
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Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a greeting message to Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto for Indonesia's Independence Day. The message emphasizes the desire to expand bilateral partnership and cooperation within international frameworks like BRICS and ASEAN.
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What happened
Moscow and Jakarta will continue to develop mutually beneficial partnership ties, both on a bilateral basis and within the framework of international structures, Russian President Vladimir Putin said in a message of greetings to his Indonesian counterpart…
Why it matters
"Relations between Moscow and Jakarta are developing most successfully, as evidenced by our productive contacts with you.
Common ground
Undoubtedly, we will continue our constructive joint efforts to further expand our mutually beneficial partnership - both on a bilateral basis and within the framework of BRICS, the Russia-ASEAN Dialogue, and other international formats," Putin said.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a greeting message to Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto for Indonesia's Independence Day. The message emphasizes the desire to expand bilateral partnership and cooperation within international frameworks like BRICS and ASEAN.
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