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Prabowo Subianto to visit Australia for the first time as Indonesia’s president
The visit highlights the strong neighborly ties and partnership between Australia and Indonesia, considered key bilateral allies in the Indo-Pacific region, officials said.
- On Wednesday, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto will visit Australia, a trip announced Tuesday by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese who said `I am delighted to host President Prabowo in Australia`.
- Australia and Indonesia maintain deep ties as neighbours and partners, with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meeting Prabowo in Jakarta in May this year.
- Previously, Prabowo Subianto visited Australia as minister of defense and president-elect in August last year and attended the APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting in Gyeongju, South Korea on Friday, Oct. 31, 2025.
- Diplomatic routines and strategic interests frame the trip as newly elected Australian prime ministers customarily visit Jakarta early, highlighting Australia’s strategic relationship with Indonesia this year.
- As close neighbours and partners, Indonesia and Australia are reinforcing regional ties, with Anthony Albanese saying the leaders are committed to a secure, stable and prosperous Indo-Pacific.
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President Prabowo Subianto departed for Sydney, Australia for a state visit on Tuesday (11/11/2025).
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