More than 2.6 million Malaysians visited Indonesia in 2025 as neighbours gear up for 70 years of diplomatic ties
JAKARTA, Sept 16 — Malaysia and Indonesia are looking forward to the 70th anniversary of their diplomatic relation...
In 2025, over 2.6 million Malaysians visited Indonesia, as the two nations strengthen their 70-year diplomatic ties. Malaysia and Indonesia, close neighbors and strategic partners, celebrate their unique relationship characterized by shared history, language, and culture. Malaysia's Chargé d’Affaires to Indonesia, Farzamie Sarkawi, emphasized this solidarity during the Malaysia Day celebration in Jakarta.
Bilateral cooperation has seen a surge, with trade hitting US$34.22 billion, making Malaysia the largest source of foreign visitors to Indonesia and the fourth-largest investor with US$4.5 billion in investments. Both countries maintain strong personal relations, as seen in the leaders' close working and personal interactions and the success of various bilateral meetings.
In Asean, Malaysia remains committed to the regional grouping's strength and influence, while education continues to be a key pillar of cooperation. Joint efforts aim to create a more harmonious, prosperous, and resilient Asean, where the people can thrive and foster closer ties between the two nations.
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