PM Modi Arrives in Indonesia, Jet-Escorted; Talks on Defence and Trade Ahead

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has begun a three-nation tour with his first stop in Indonesia, where he received a ceremonial welcome from the country's president. His aircraft was escorted by Indonesian fighter jets upon arrival, signalling the significance of the bilateral relationship. The two nations are expected to hold discussions covering defence, maritime cooperation, and critical minerals. Indonesia is considered a key partner for India in supply chain development and energy transition goals. The visit is aimed at deepening institutional ties and expanding trade within the broader Indo-Pacific framework.

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