President Prabowo Subianto said Indonesia will keep pursuing a foreign policy that emphasizes peaceful relations with other countries, even as international tensions rise. His remarks underlined Indonesia’s intention to remain constructive in regional and global affairs rather than take a confrontational path.
According to the report, Prabowo stressed that Indonesia wants to be seen as a reliable neighbor while continuing to contribute to broader peace efforts. That message aligns with the country’s long-standing approach of staying independent in its diplomacy while still engaging actively with the world.
The statement signals that Jakarta does not plan to move away from its "free and active" foreign policy tradition. In practice, that means Indonesia aims to protect its own national interests without becoming tied to rival power blocs, while still supporting stability and dialogue.
At a time when conflicts and geopolitical competition are affecting many regions, Prabowo’s comments present Indonesia as a country seeking balance, cooperation, and calm. The emphasis on good-neighbor relations and support for peace suggests continuity in how the government wants Indonesia to position itself internationally.
