Indonesia Pushes for ASEAN-China Partnership to Foster Regional Peace and Stability
Indonesia has emphasized the necessity of strengthening ASEAN-China cooperation to safeguard the region from escalating global rivalry and uncertainty, thereby maintaining peace. The call for the effective implementation of the Code of Conduct (CoC) in the South China Sea is particularly highlighted.
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