As China's annual Two Sessions political meetings kick off this week, Indonesia's Ambassador to China Djauhari Oratmangun tells NewspaperAmigo.com the world is watching closely: "This year's sessions will shape not just China's domestic agenda, but global economic confidence in turbulent times."
Tech & Green Energy in Focus
The ambassador highlighted three key areas for collaboration:
📈 Accelerated infrastructure investment through China's Belt and Road Initiative
🔋 Joint renewable energy projects targeting carbon neutrality goals
🤖 Emerging tech partnerships in AI and digital economy sectors
With China-Indonesia trade hitting $150B in 2025, Oratmangun emphasized: "Our palm oil exports and China's EV expertise create perfect synergy. The Two Sessions' economic policies will determine our next phase of growth."
Youth Connections Powering Progress
Beyond economics, the ambassador noted 2026 marks the 15th anniversary of the countries' strategic partnership, with student exchange programs doubling since 2021. "When young Indonesians learn Mandarin and Chinese students explore Bali's beaches, that's where real diplomacy happens," he quipped 🌴📚.
