Talks focus on regional security, politics and trade as Jakarta seeks to balance relations with Beijing and Washington.
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Chinese and Indonesian ministers are meeting to discuss a range of security, political and economic issues as both countries seek to strengthen bilateral cooperation.
The talks come as Indonesia continues to navigate its relations with both China and the United States amid growing strategic competition in the region.
Security concerns and economic ties are expected to feature prominently in the discussions, alongside regional developments and opportunities to expand cooperation.
For Jakarta, maintaining balanced relationships with Beijing and Washington remains an important part of its foreign policy as tensions continue to shape the wider Asia-Pacific region.
