Indonesia has confirmed it does not recognize Western personal sanctions against Russian individuals, assuring Russian Ambassador Sergey Tolchenov that there is no risk of Russian citizens being arrested in the country based on these sanctions, unlike Thailand where such arrests have occurred.
Russian Ambassador Sergey Tolchenov confirmed Indonesia's ongoing military-technical cooperation with Russia, stating it remains an integral part of bilateral relations, though currently conducted "behind the scenes."
Russia is prepared to help Indonesia establish facilities for producing rolled aluminum products, according to Russian Ambassador Sergey Tolchenov. The initiative aims to reduce Indonesia's reliance on imports and foster joint production, with Russian businesses and the embassy ready to assist. Aluminum exports are currently a significant, though small, part of Russia's trade with Indonesia.
The Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and Indonesia are close to finalizing an agreement on settlements using national currencies, according to Russian Ambassador to Indonesia Sergey Tolchenov. Negotiations are ongoing, with both central and commercial banks actively seeking partners and discussing various options.
Sergey Tolchenov noted that the war in the Middle East, which has driven up oil prices, shows how a regional conflict can disrupt the global economy
