The leader conveyed Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong's regard to Indonesian President Joko Widodo, congratulated Indonesia on the successful holding of its general elections in February, and expressed his belief that the country will develop further, gain a higher position in the international arena, and achieve its goal of becoming a developed country by 2045.
The two sides agreed to intensifycollaboration to soon bring the partnership to a new height, step updelegation exchanges and contacts, effectively implement bilateral cooperationmechanisms and agreements, and organise activities in celebration of the 70th anniversary of the diplomatic ties in 2025.
They also agreed to work together to bringbilateral trade turnover to 18 billion USD by 2028 and in a balanced direction.
Marsudi said she will forward theVietnamese side's proposals to relevant Indonesian agencies to study andconsider facilitating Vietnamese agricultural and Halal products to access theIndonesian market; soon allow the export of young lobster to Vietnam; and strengthencooperation in new fields such as green economy, circular economy, renewableenergy, semiconductor technology, digital economy, energy transition, and the electricvehicle industry.
Speaking highly of Vietnam's foreign policyof independence, self-reliance, multilateralisation, diversification, andeconomic self-reliance, the FM said that Indonesia fully agrees and supportsVietnam's profound vision on the future of ASEAN. She also emphasised her hopeto cooperate more closely in implementing the agreement between the two countrieson food security.
Both host and guest affirmed to strengthencooperation in other important fields such as defence, security, and maritimecooperation; and continue intensifying people-to-people exchanges, especiallybetween young generations, and promote tourism collaboration.
They also agreed to back ASEAN’s centralrole in addressing regional issues, including maintaining the bloc’s commonstance on the East Sea issue, and promoting the implementation of ASEAN's five-pointconsensus on the Myanmar issue./.
