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Russia, Indonesia Pledge Deeper Cooperation at Vladivostok Forum
The countries are weighing a Pupuk Indonesia urea plant and a fish-processing vessel as trade rose more than 12% last year, Rosan said.
- On Thursday, September 3, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in Vladivostok to explore potential investments in fertilizer, energy, mineral resources, and shipbuilding.
- Investment and Downstreaming Minister and Danantara CEO Rosan Roeslani announced a joint study with Russian counterparts to assess feasibility of a state-owned Pupuk Indonesia urea fertilizer plant in Vladivostok.
- "Vladivostok is interesting because it faces the Pacific, which has long been one of Pupuk Indonesia's main markets," Pupuk Indonesia President Director Rahmad Pribadi said, noting the project aims to strengthen supply and industrial resilience.
- Putin offered Indonesia an advanced vessel measuring more than 102 meters to process fishery products at sea, and Prabowo plans to send a team to study the technology for potential applications.
- These proposals support broader efforts to expand bilateral economic ties, which saw trade grow more than 12 percent last year, as Minister Rosan cited planned ratification of a free trade agreement with the Eurasian bloc.
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Putin said that Indonesia-Russia relations have the potential to continue to develop.
At a luncheon on Thursday (3/9/2026), Prabowo said that his visit to Vladivostok was an effort to 'repay a debt' to Vladimir Putin.
Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks with President Prabovo Subianto of Indonesia and the meeting took the form of a working breakfast in the fields of the Eastern Economic Forum.
Putin met with the President of Indonesia Prabowo Subianto in a working breakfast format on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum:
"We are meeting for the second time this year. I am very pleased about this. Our personal relationship reflects the truly strategic nature of interstate relations. I want to thank you for considering it possible to come...
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