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Watch: Explained: Why PM Modi’s Indonesia visit matters for India Nearly 40% of India’s maritime trade passes through one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes, the Strait of Malacca. And the country that sits at the gateway to that strategic chokepoint is Indonesia. That’s why Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Indonesia, his first bilateral visit to the country since 2018, is about much more than diplomacy. It is about securing India’s maritime interests, expanding economic partnerships and strengthening its position in an increasingly competitive Indo-Pacific. So, why does Indonesia matter so much to India?

India and Indonesia exchange 20 MoUs; BrahMos, Astra missiles, Malacca ... Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to Indonesia resulted in a high note, with both countries signing 20 important Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) aimed at deepening cooperation across defence, trade, technology, culture, and more. After bilateral talks and delegation-level meetings with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto, the Ministry of External Affairs released details of the wide-ranging outcomes. These agreements reflect the growing warmth and strategic depth in India-Indonesia ties. Defence & Security Push: India and Indonesia have agreed to expand cooperation on the BrahMos missile system. In addition, a new Air-to-Air Missile Cooperation Agreement was signed, which is expected to boost India’s defence exports and strengthen indigenous manufacturing under the ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ initiative. Critical Minerals & Industry: Several agreements focus on strengthening supply chains. These include cooperation in minerals and steel technology, a joint venture between SAIL and PT Krakatau Steel for stainless steel production, and a key MoU for developing rare earth magnets in Indonesia. These st…

Indonesian fighter jets escort PM Modi's aircraft into Jakarta | Watch Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Jakarta on Monday, beginning his three-nation tour with a ceremonial welcome in Indonesia. In a rare diplomatic gesture, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto personally received Modi at the airport, while fighter jets from the Indonesian Air Force escorted the Prime Minister's aircraft after it entered the country's airspace. Modi was also welcomed with a cultural performance upon his arrival. Before departing from New Delhi, PM Modi said his visits to Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand would strengthen India's Act East Policy and its MAHASAGAR (Mutual and Holistic Advancement for Security Across the Regions) vision, which focuses on promoting regional security, sustainable development and shared prosperity across the Indo-Pacific. According to PTI, Modi noted that India and Indonesia elevated their ties to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership during his 2018 visit to the Southeast Asian nation. This is his first bilateral visit to Indonesia since then and comes after President Prabowo's state visit to India as the chief guest for the Republic Day celebrations in J…

PM Modi arrives in Indonesia to further strengthen India's Act East Policy PM Modi said he will hold discussions with President Subianto “aimed at adding even more momentum to this partnership across diverse sectors”

PM Modi begins three-nation tour to Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand: What's on agenda Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarked on a significant six-day tour of Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand to bolster India's Act East Policy and Indo-Pacific vision. Key discussions will focus on defense, critical minerals, digital payments, and strengthening strategic partnerships, with a special emphasis on cultural ties and diaspora engagement across all three nations.

WATCH: PM Modi's Aircraft Receives F-16, Su-30 Escort As Indonesia ... By Priyanka Koul Mon, 06 Jul 2026 09:28 PM (IST) Source: JND Related Articles HighLights PM Modi received grand welcome by Indonesian President. Fighter jets escorted Prime Minister's aircraft into airspace. The F-16 and the Sukhoi-30 are among the world's most widely recognised fourth-generation fighter aircraft. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday arrived in Indonesia, the first leg of his three-nation tour. In a special gesture, PM Modi was received at the airport by Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto. Fighter jets from the Indonesian Air Force also escorted the Prime Minister's aircraft from the moment it entered Indonesian airspace. #WATCH | Indonesia offers a grand welcome to PM Narendra Modi as its fighter jets accompany PM’s plane. pic.twitter.com/v2mVDmfsCO — ANI (@ANI) July 6, 2026 The F-16 and the Sukhoi-30 are among the world's most widely recognised fourth-generation fighter aircraft, serving in the air forces of several countries. ALSO READ: PM Modi Embarks For Indonesia Today To Seal Major Digital And Mineral Pacts; See What’s On The Agenda Shortly after landing in Jakarta, PM Modi said in …

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PM Modi Receives Ceremonial Welcome In Jakarta, With President Prabowo ... UpdatedJul 7, 2026, 10:00 IST Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a grand ceremonial welcome in Jakarta, marking the beginning of his official visit. The visit is expected to focus on strengthening India–Indonesia ties, enhancing strategic cooperation, boosting trade and investment, and expanding collaboration across key sectors. Stay tuned for the latest updates, key meetings, and major announcements from the visit. Watch full video to knnow more.#pmmodi #narendramodi #jakarta #indonesia #indiaindonesia #diplomacy #bilateralties #timesnow #englishnews PM Modi Receives Ceremonial Welcome In Jakarta, With President Prabowo Subianto In Attendance |Watch Monsoon Mayhem: IMD Warns Of Cloudburst In Nashik, NDRF Deployed Amid High Alert | Top Update PM Modi's Australia Visit: 'India Is Crucial Partner': Australian Envoy Philip Green On Defence Ties Ram Mandir 'Chanda Chori': Champat Rai, Anil Mishra Quit As SIT Flags 'Systemic Lapses' | Top Update

PM Modi to visit Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand from July 6-11 to ... Listen to this article in summarized format Listen Loading... × × Subscribe to Unlock AI Briefing and Premium Content New Year Offer 24 Hours Left Subscribe Now Already a member? Sign In What's Included Exclusive Stories Daily ePaper Access Smart Market Tools Curated Investment Ideas Ad-lite Experience Subscription ANI PM Modi New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will undertake a three-nation tour of Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand from July 6-11, during which he will hold talks aimed at expanding cooperation in defence, trade, maritime security and other key sectors, the MEA said on Friday. Modi will first visit Indonesia from July 6-8, followed by Australia, where his main engagements will be held in Melbourne. He will conclude the tour with a visit to New Zealand, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said. Modi's visit to New Zealand would be special as it will be the first by an Indian prime minister in nearly 40 years, it said. "India and Indonesia share historical and warm people-to-people ties. In keeping with these special bonds, the prime minister will visit the Prambanan Temple complex at …

Watch: PM Modi's plane escorted by fighter jets, welcomed by Indonesia's president Prime Minister Narendra Modi commenced a three-nation tour with a grand welcome in Indonesia, highlighting the strong Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Discussions are set to focus on defense, maritime cooperation, and critical minerals, with Indonesia being a key partner for India's supply chain and energy transition. The visit aims to deepen institutional cooperation and strengthen trade ties, building on existing momentum in the Indo-Pacific region.

Watch: Amid 'Modi-Modi' Chants, PM Welcomed By Indian Diaspora In ... New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a grand welcome from the Indian community in Jakarta today as he arrived to attend the 18th East Asia Summit and 20th ASEAN-Indian Summit. Members of the Indian diaspora gathered at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Jakarta to welcome PM Modi amid chants of 'Vande Mataram' and 'Modi Modi'. The PM greeted them with a smile and handshakes. The Indian diaspora displayed their enthusiasm by waving the Tricolour and chanting "Modi Modi" and "Vande Mataram", "Humara Neta Kaisa Ho, Narendra Modiji Jaisa Ho..." (What kind of leader should we have? should be like Modiji), and "Har Har Modi, Har Ghar Modi." slogans. Many children were also present in the diaspora. Prime Modi interacted with the Indian community members, including kids. He also posed for selfies with them. "He (PM Modi) is such a big leader but he is so down to earth, he shook hands with all of us and gave time to each one of us..." one of the members of the Indian Diaspora said. Others said that India is getting recognition and that is "all because of PM Modi." Later PM Modi tweeted glimpsed of the interaction and …

Watch: PM Modi's plane escorted by Indonesian fighter jets as he ... Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Indonesia on Monday, marking the beginning of his three-nation visit. His arrival in Jakarta was marked by a ceremonial reception, with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto welcoming him at the airport in a special gesture. Fighter jets from the Indonesian Air Force escorted the Prime Minister's aircraft from the moment it entered Indonesian airspace. After landing in Jakarta, PM Modi watched a cultural display organised to welcome him, news agency PTI reported. PM Modi is on a three-day visit to Indonesia, his first bilateral trip to the country since India and Indonesia elevated their relationship to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership during his visit in 2018. Also read |Modi’s Indonesia visit: Towards one of India’s most valuable strategic partnerships The visit also comes months after President Prabowo travelled to India as the chief guest for the Republic Day celebrations on January 26, 2025, reflecting the continued engagement between the two countries. Ahead of his departure, the Prime Minister underlined the longstanding relationship between India and Indo…

PM Narendra Modi Receives Grand Ceremonial Welcome in Jakarta ... PM Narendra Modi Receives Grand Ceremonial Welcome in Jakarta, Strengthens India-Indonesia Strategic Partnership Share Tweet WhatsApp Channel Join Now Telegram Group Join Now Instagram Join Now Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a grand ceremonial welcome in Jakarta on Tuesday as he began his official state visit to Indonesia, marking an important step towards strengthening bilateral relations and expanding strategic cooperation between the two countries. PM Modi arrived in Indonesia as part of his three-nation diplomatic tour and was welcomed with full state honours. His aircraft was escorted by Indonesian Air Force fighter jets upon entering Indonesian airspace, highlighting the significance of the visit. Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto personally received the Prime Minister at the airport, where a traditional cultural dance performance was also organised in his honour. The visit, taking place from July 6 to July 8, comes at the invitation of President Prabowo and marks PM Modi’s fourth visit to Indonesia. It is also the first bilateral visit between the two nations since India and Indonesia elevated thei…

PM Modi offers prayers at Indonesia's Prambanan Temple Yogyakarta Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday visited the nearly 1,000-year-old historic Prambanan Temple complex, accompanied by Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto. The Prime Minister also offered prayers at the historic temple which is dedicated to the Hindu Trimurti-Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu, and Lord Brahma. While on the way to the Prambanan Temple from Yogyakarta with President Prabowo Subianto, Prime Minister Modi took to X to share a spectacular aerial view from his chopper, writing, "The majestic Prambanan Temple!" as they approached the UNESCO World Heritage Site. On the way to the Prambanan Temple from Yogyakarta with President Prabowo Subianto.@prabowopic.twitter.com/o0Vi9fYWmp The Prime Minister's visit to the templs sets the stage for the formal launch of an India-backed conservation and restoration initiative at the sprawling site, marking a significant milestone in New Delhi's cultural diplomacy under its Act East policy. The foundation for this heritage partnership was solidified on Tuesday, following extensive bilateral discussions between Prime Minister Modi and President Prabowo. The two leader…

PM Modi, President Subianto visit Prambanan Temple in Indonesia India and Indonesia, a day ago, exchanged a Letter of Intent to start a project on the conservation and restoration of the temple complex with assistance from India

Modi in Indonesia: What's at Stake for India? | Explained As Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Indonesia, the two countries are looking to deepen cooperation in defence, trade, maritime security and the Indo-Pacific while marking 75 years of diplomatic ties PM Modi's Indonesia visit coincides with the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations and aims to strengthen the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership established in 2018. India and Indonesia are expected to expand cooperation in maritime security, defence, critical minerals, digital technology and Indo-Pacific stability under India's Act East Policy and MAHASAGAR vision. Alongside discussions on trade and investment, the visit highlights centuries-old civilisational links, symbolised by Modi's visit to the UNESCO-listed Prambanan Temple. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Indonesia marks the first leg of his three-nation tour of Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand and comes at a milestone moment in bilateral ties, coinciding with the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries. It is also Modi's first bilateral visit to Indonesia since the relationship was elevated to a Comprehensive Strategic…

ANI06 Jul 2026, 21:28 GMT+ Jakarta [Indonesia], July 6 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said he was touched by President Prabowo Subianto's gesture of welcoming him at the Jakarta airport and said they will hold discussions aimed at adding even more momentum to this partnership across diverse sectors. The Prime Minister, who arrived in Indonesia on the first leg of his three-nation visit, said he and the Indonesian President Prabowo will also visit the Prambanan Temple complex at Yogyakarta. 'Landed in Jakarta. I'm touched by President Prabowo Subianto's gesture of welcoming me at the airport. In 2018 we elevated our relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, which has benefitted our people,' he said in a post on X. 'During this visit, President Prabowo Subianto and I will hold discussions aimed at adding even more momentum to this partnership across diverse sectors. President Prabowo and I will visit the Prambanan Temple complex at Yogyakarta. This will ensure closer cultural linkages between our nations. While in Indonesia, I also look forward to interacting with the Indian community,' he added. PM Modi was accorded a grand welcome on his arrival in Jak…

PM Modi on six-day tour of Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand from July 6 As Delhi seeks to bolster ties in the Asia-Pacific region, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand next week, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) announced on Friday. Modi will reach Indonesia on July 6 and travel to Australia before concluding his trip with a visit to New Zealand on July 11. Briefing reporters about the six-day visit on Friday, MEA ‌Secretary (East) Rudrendra Tandon said the focus has shifted to ⁠the eastern maritime zones of the Indian Ocean and our Act East engagement after Modi’s recent visits to Mauritius and Seychelles and Japan’s PM Sanae Takaichi’s New Delhi visit this week. While the Prime Minister will hold bilateral talks with his counterparts in all three countries – Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon – diaspora engagements have also been planned in each place, owing to a significant diaspora presence. While an estimated 1.4 lakh people of Indian origin and non-resident Indians are in Indonesia, the number for Australia goes up to 9.7 lakh…

PM to begin Indonesia, Aus, NZ visit from July 6 | India News Trade and economic cooperation, defence and security, secure supply chains for commodities such as critical minerals and people-to-people ties are set to top the agenda for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s nearly week-long visit to Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand next week, officials said on Friday. Modi will begin the three-nation tour by travelling to Indonesia, which has emerged as a key security and economic partner in the Asean region, during July 6-8. He will visit Australia during July 8-10, before travelling to New Zealand during July 10-11. Besides holding talks with the leadership of the three countries, Modi will participate in events with the Indian diaspora. The PM is visiting Indonesia at the invitation of President Prabowo Subianto, who was the chief guest at India’s Republic Day in January 2025. Modi will hold talks with Prabowo to review progress in bilateral ties and address a gathering of the Indian diaspora in Jakarta. He will also visit the Prambanan Temple complex at Yogyakarta, a UNESCO world heritage site where India and Indonesia are set to collaborate on a conservation project. In Austral…

PM Modi Visits Indonesia's Ancient Prambanan Temple With President ... Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday visited the nearly 1,000-year-old historic Prambanan Temple complex, accompanied by Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto. The Prime Minister also offered prayers at the historic temple which is dedicated to the Hindu Trimurti-Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu, and Lord Brahma. While on the way to the Prambanan Temple from Yogyakarta with President Prabowo Subianto, Prime Minister Modi took to X to share a spectacular aerial view from his chopper, writing, “The majestic Prambanan Temple!” as they approached the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Prime Minister’s visit to the templs sets the stage for the formal launch of an India-backed conservation and restoration initiative at the sprawling site, marking a significant milestone in New Delhi’s cultural diplomacy under its Act East policy. The foundation for this heritage partnership was solidified on Tuesday, following extensive bilateral discussions between Prime Minister Modi and President Prabowo. The two leaders exchanged a Letter of Intent for the preservation project while reaffirming their commitment to deepening the Ind…

India-Indonesia ties | Acting East with strategic vision Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s forthcoming visit to Indonesia will occur at a particularly favourable moment in bilateral relations. India and Indonesia, the two largest democracies in the Indo-Pacific, have spent the last decade transforming a historically cordial relationship into a comprehensive strategic partnership. What distinguishes the relationship today is the extent to which commitments made during Modi’s 2018 visit to Jakarta and President Prabowo Subianto’s January 2025 visit to India have been translated into practical cooperation. The 8th India-Indonesia Joint Commission Meeting, held in New Delhi on June 7, demonstrated that both countries are now focused on implementation. The modern phase of the relationship began with Modi’s 2018 visit, when the ties were elevated to a comprehensive strategic partnership. The vision articulated then was fundamentally maritime. Cooperation on security, defence, connectivity, the blue economy and Indo-Pacific governance became the pillars of the relationship. Eight years later, many of those objectives have matured. Naval exercises have become more regular, defence exchang…

Indonesia Visit: PM Modi Receives Grand Ceremonial Welcome in Indonesia Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a ceremonial welcome in Jakarta during his official visit to Indonesia, marking another important step in strengthening bilateral ties. Upon arrival, PM Modi was accorded a Guard of Honour and warmly welcomed by Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto. The visit includes a series of high-level engagements aimed at enhancing cooperation between the two countries across strategic, economic, and cultural sectors. During his stay, the Prime Minister is scheduled to address the Indonesian Parliament and interact with members of the Indian community in Jakarta. He will also participate in a roundtable meeting with leading Indonesian business leaders to explore opportunities for greater investment and trade collaboration. As part of the cultural outreach, PM Modi is expected to visit the historic Prambanan Temple, one of Indonesia’s largest Hindu temple complexes. Describing the visit as the beginning of a new chapter in India-Indonesia relations, the Prime Minister emphasized the importance of deepening the longstanding partnership between the two nations. Following the conclusion…

PM Modi accorded grand ceremonial welcome in Indonesia PM Modi accorded grand ceremonial welcome in Indonesia By IANS | Updated: July 7, 2026 09:20 IST 2026-07-07T09:18:11+5:30 2026-07-07T09:20:23+5:30 Preferred on Preferred on Next Jakarta, July 7 Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a ceremonial welcome in Jakarta on Tuesday as he officially ... PM Modi accorded grand ceremonial welcome in Indonesia Jakarta, July 7 Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a ceremonial welcome in Jakarta on Tuesday as he officially began his visit to Indonesia, with a focus on strengthening bilateral ties. As the Prime Minister made his way to the Merdeka Palace (the Presidential Palace of Indonesia), he was greeted by cheerful schoolchildren lining the road, holding the national flags of both Indonesia and India. Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto warmly welcomed him, and the two leaders shared a hug. This was followed by the national anthems of both countries. Later in the day, PM Modi is scheduled to hold bilateral talks with Indonesian President Subianto, with the two leaders expected to give fresh momentum to the India-Indonesia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership across key sectors. PM Mod…

Visit to Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand will further strengthen India's Act East Policy: PM ‘My visit to Indonesia and Australia in the Eastern and Southern Indian Ocean, respectively, followed by New Zealand, will further strengthen India's Act East Policy’, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi

PM Modi visits Indonesia's ancient Prambanan Temple with President ... PM Modi visits Indonesia's ancient Prambanan Temple with President Prabowo, offers prayers By ANI | Updated: July 8, 2026 10:50 IST 2026-07-08T16:18:28+5:30 2026-07-08T10:50:11+5:30 Preferred on Preferred on Next Yogyakarta [Indonesia], July 8 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday visited the nearly 1,000-year-old historic Prambanan Temple complex, ... PM Modi visits Indonesia's ancient Prambanan Temple with President Prabowo, offers prayers Yogyakarta [Indonesia], July 8 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday visited the nearly 1,000-year-old historic Prambanan Temple complex, accompanied by Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto. The Prime Minister also offered prayers at the historic temple which is dedicated to the Hindu Trimurti-Lord Shiva, Lord Vishnu, and Lord Brahma. While on the way to the Prambanan Temple from Yogyakarta with President Prabowo Subianto, Prime Minister Modi took to X to share a spectacular aerial view from his chopper, writing, "The majestic Prambanan Temple!" as they approached the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Prime Minister's visit to the templs sets the stage for the fo…

PM Modi's key Indo-Pacific visit next month: Indonesia, Australia, New ... Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Indonesia, New Zealand and Australia in July, focusing on trade, defence and Indo-Pacific cooperation. The tour is expected to advance talks on the BrahMos missile deal, a New Zealand FTA, uranium imports and deeper strategic ties. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to undertake a significant three-nation Indo-Pacific tour in July, visiting Indonesia, New Zealand and Australia. The trip focuses on India's deepening strategic, economic and defence ties in the region with which Delhi has major stake-holdership. In Indonesia the Indian PM will hold talks with President Prabowo Subianto. Indonesian Foreign Minister Sugiono, currently in Delhi for the 8th India-Indonesia Joint Commission Meeting, has been preparing the ground for the visit. Discussions in the Indian capital have focused on enhancing connectivity, maritime security and defence cooperation under their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Bilateral trade between the two Asian giants reached $25 billion last year, with both sides eyeing greater collaboration in supply chains, health, tourism and joint…