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Indonesia Under Prabowo Subianto

President Prabowo Subianto inhetired Indonesia's long standing foreign policy doctrine of bebas aktif, or "independent and active." Since taking office on 20 October 2024, his administration has pursued an active diplomatic agenda through bilateral meetings, regional cooperation, multilateral forums, and high level state visits. Building on Indonesia's growing international engagement under previous administrations, President Prabowo has placed renewed emphasis on expanding diplomatic outreach, strengthening partnerships, and maintaining Indonesia's role as an active participant in regional and global affairs.


President Prabowo has repeatedly reaffirmed Indonesia's commitment to an independent and non aligned foreign

policy, describing his approach as a "good neighbour policy" and frequently emphasizing that Indonesia seeks

"a thousand friends are too few, one enemy is too many." Guided by these principles, his administration has

sought to strengthen relations across a diverse range of partners, from ASEAN and traditional strategic partners

to emerging economies and the Global South. Indonesia has also joined BRICS as a full member, continued its

OECD accession process, expanded cooperation through regional and global forums, and remained actively

engaged in institutions such as ASEAN, the G20, and the United Nations.


These engagements offer a window into how Indonesia responds to an increasingly complex international environment. From state visits and summit diplomacy to joint statements and strategic partnerships, each interaction contributes to a broader picture of the country's foreign policy priorities. Rather than offering judgments on policy, Foreign Policy for Indonesia documents where Indonesia engages, with whom, and on what issues, allowing the data to speak for itself.


The figures below provide a live snapshot of Indonesia's diplomatic activity under President Prabowo. The database is updated continuously as new engagements are recorded, offering an evolving picture of Indonesia's engagement with the world.

Latest Engagements

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Last Updated: Thursday, 23 July 2026, 1600 GMT

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Whether you're researching, teaching, reporting, or simply curious, explore Indonesia's foreign policy through a growing collection of diplomatic engagements, key actors, official records, and curated resources. If you have suggestions, corrections, or ideas for collaboration, we welcome your input as we continue developing the platform.

Indonesia @Today

Follow Indonesia's diplomatic engagements through an evolving database of official visits, meetings, and international activities.

Key Actors

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Discover the individuals and institutions shaping Indonesia's foreign policy and international engagement.

Explore guides, historical overviews, and curated materials that provide context for Indonesia's foreign policy.

Presidents and Their Foreign Policies

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How Indonesia's presidents have shaped the country's engagement with the world.

Bebas Aktif 101

An introduction to the ideas, concepts, and history behind Indonesia's foreign policy.

Historical Timelines

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Trace Indonesia's diplomatic journey through defining moments from independence to today.

Library

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Resources

Foreign Policy for Indonesia's Study Club

We believe foreign policy becomes more meaningful when it's discussed together. That's why we're working toward building a study club where students, researchers, practitioners, and anyone with an interest in Indonesia's foreign policy can meet, exchange ideas, learn from one another, and take part in regular online and offline discussions.


 

What to expect:

Weekly and/or

monthly discussion

Reading and

writing circles

Guest speakers

and presentations

Community networking

Offline and

online sessions

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