Prabowo Welcomes 11 New Foreign Ambassadors to Indonesia
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- Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto officially received diplomatic credentials from 11 new foreign ambassadors at the Merdeka Palace in Jakarta.
- The administration emphasized Indonesia’s ongoing commitment to open diplomacy and the development of mutually beneficial global partnerships.
- The diplomatic reception highlighted Indonesia’s cultural diversity, featuring traditional regional performances from Jambi and East Nusa Tenggara provinces.
JAKARTA, INDONESIAN POST – President Prabowo Subianto formally welcomed 11 new foreign ambassadors to Indonesia on Friday, utilizing a credential presentation ceremony at the Merdeka Palace to underscore Jakarta’s commitment to deepening bilateral cooperation and strategic partnerships worldwide.
The diplomatic cohort’s arrival marks the formal commencement of tenures for envoys representing Austria, Bangladesh, Belgium, Finland, Japan, Malaysia, Norway, Suriname, Switzerland, the Holy See and the European Union.
According to a statement released by the Cabinet Secretariat, Prabowo emphasized that Indonesia remains fully prepared to foster mutually beneficial ties with its international partners.
“The government of Indonesia is open and prepared to strengthen friendships, build partnerships, and develop various mutually beneficial cooperation opportunities with friendly nations,” the statement read.
Following the credentials presentation ceremony, the president hosted the ambassadors for a bilateral meeting and a formal reception.
The event also highlighted Indonesia’s rich cultural heritage, featuring a performance of the Zapin Lenggang Kipas dance from Jambi province and musical accompaniment on the sasando, a traditional stringed instrument native to East Nusa Tenggara province.
The government anticipates the expanded diplomatic presence will deepen strategic collaboration, enhance bilateral ties and deliver mutual benefits for citizens across Indonesia and its respective partner nations.
