Indonesia and Saudi Arabia recently expressed their shared concern about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza resulting from the ongoing Israeli military offensive. The issue was addressed during an official meeting between Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud (MBS) while Prabowo visited the Kingdom. Both countries agreed to enhance coordination to provide emergency aid and broader humanitarian assistance to the people of Gaza.
In an official joint statement announced by the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), it was highlighted that both nations are dedicated to continuing their humanitarian aid efforts and supporting recovery initiatives in the face of Israeli aggression. In addition to discussing the Gaza situation, Saudi Arabia and Indonesia underscored their joint commitment to strengthening cooperation to ensure international stability and security. They pledged to collaborate to advance regional peace and bolster global resilience.
The meeting, held at Al-Salam Palace, was characterized by a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, underscoring the robust strategic relationship between Indonesia and Saudi Arabia. Images shared by SPA depicted President Prabowo and Crown Prince MBS engrossed in discussions, with the flags of both countries displayed in the background. This joint commitment illustrates Indonesia’s unwavering foreign policy stance in supporting the Palestinian cause and actively engaging in humanitarian diplomacy on the global platform.
