Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto will attend the first leaders’ meeting of the US Board of Peace on February 19. The meeting aims to promote peace initiatives and humanitarian efforts, particularly for Palestinians. Prabowo’s participation highlights Indonesia’s commitment to global diplomacy and regional stability.
The Foreign Ministry said Prabowo will use the forum to advocate for Palestinian protection, Gaza recovery, and sustainable peace. He will focus on promoting the Two-State Solution as the basis for lasting resolution. Indonesia has long supported Palestinian statehood and humanitarian aid through international platforms.
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During the trip, Prabowo is also expected to sign a bilateral tariff agreement with the United States. The deal could strengthen economic ties and support trade between the two nations. Government officials describe the agreement as part of broader efforts to boost Indonesia’s global trade presence.
The Board of Peace, initiated by US President Donald Trump, convenes global leaders to address conflicts and humanitarian issues. Its first session will bring together leaders from multiple countries to discuss collaborative solutions. Experts suggest Indonesia’s participation may increase international attention on Palestinian issues.
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Prabowo’s visit underscores Indonesia’s dual focus on diplomacy and economic partnership. Officials emphasize that the engagement aligns with Indonesia’s long-term foreign policy goals. His attendance also demonstrates Jakarta’s active role in shaping regional and global peace agendas.