
Indonesia Affirms Commitment to Prevent Forest Fires at 49th ASEAN Summit
At the 49th ASEAN Summit, Indonesia's Prabowo affirmed the nation's unwavering commitment to preventing forest fires (Karhutla). He emphasized the importance of international cooperation for climate change mitigation and achieving sustainable development goals.
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