Indonesian President Prabowo to Meet Singapore's Top Diplomat in Effort to Ease Ties
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Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto will meet Singapore's top diplomat on Wednesday. The meeting is part of a mission to ease relations between the two Southeast Asian neighbours.
Indonesia and Singapore have a long and close relationship. The two countries are important trade and investment partners, and they work together on regional issues through the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Because of this, changes in their relationship are closely watched across the region.
The reports available so far do not give full details about the topics that will be discussed or the outcome the two sides hope to reach. The report describes the meeting as a step to improve ties, which suggests that both governments want to move the relationship forward.
For readers in Singapore, the meeting is a useful sign of how the two governments are approaching their relationship. More information is expected after the talks take place.
Sources: The Edge Singapore
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