Baku:Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov met with Santo Darmosumarto, Director General of Asia-Pacific and African Affairs at Indonesia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to hold political consultations focusing on bilateral cooperation.
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, the meeting addressed key issues on the current agenda of Azerbaijan-Indonesia relations, exploring prospects for expanding political dialogue. Both parties emphasized the importance of broadening cooperation in areas such as trade, investment, transport, tourism, education, and humanitarian affairs. They also discussed the significance of increasing reciprocal visits and strengthening institutional ties.
Additionally, the meeting included discussions on cooperation within international platforms, including the United Nations, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), the Non-Aligned Movement, D-8, and ASEAN, highlighting the need for continued dialogue and coordination on issues of mutual interest. The upcoming 2027 OIC Summit in Azerbaijan was also a key topic of discussion.
The talks further focused on the C6 format cooperation between Azerbaijan and the five Central Asian countries, aiming to enhance regional connectivity, expand transport and transit links, and strengthen economic and trade relations. Regional and international security issues, along with other matters of mutual interest, were also on the agenda.
On the same day, a further round of political consultations took place, led by Azerbaijani Deputy Foreign Minister Elnur Mammadov and Indonesia’s Santo Darmosumarto, representing their respective delegations.