Jakarta, Sept. 19 -- Indonesia and Australia have reaffirmed their commitment to combating terrorism through stronger early detection and mitigation measures agreed at the 11th Indonesia-Australia Bilateral Consultation on Counter-Terrorism.

The meeting, held on Thursday, September 17, provided a platform to strengthen regional security, refine bilateral programs and address increasingly complex terrorist threats.

"We continue to prioritize tracking, mitigation and early detection to ensure more robust counter-terrorism measures," Indonesia's National Counter-Terrorism Agency (BNPT) Head Eddy Hartono said in Jakarta on Friday, September 18.

He said the longstanding partnership had produced tangible results, including implementation of ...