China and Indonesia pledged to intensify cooperation on resolving the Ukraine crisis during high-level talks in Jakarta this week. Special Representative Li Hui brought 🔥 fresh momentum to peace efforts, meeting with Indonesia's Foreign Ministry Director General Umar Hadi to align strategies.
❄️ Cooling the Heat
'The priority is stopping escalation,' Li emphasized, highlighting China's six-point peace framework developed with Brazil. The blueprint – addressing humanitarian aid and dialogue – has reportedly gained traction with multiple nations 🌐.
Bandung Spirit Revival
Both nations committed to reviving Cold War-era diplomatic principles:
🇨🇳🇮🇩 Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence
🤝 Bandung Conference's collaborative spirit
Their goal? Creating conditions for direct Russia-Ukraine negotiations.
Hadi praised China's leadership role, stating: 'Indonesia stands ready to collaborate with all stakeholders for sustainable solutions.' The talks signal growing Global South involvement in addressing European security challenges.
