Jakarta, May 16 -- Indonesia and Belarus agreed to develop a 2026-2030 cooperation roadmap during a joint commission meeting in Minsk aimed at boosting trade, investment and industrial ties between the two countries.

The roadmap was signed by Indonesia's Coordinating Economic Minister Airlangga Hartarto and Belarus Deputy Prime Minister Viktor Karankevich, according to a statement released Friday in Jakarta.

Hartarto said the roadmap would provide a measurable framework for expanding bilateral cooperation and support preparations for the Belarusian president's planned visit to Indonesia.

"Indonesia views Belarus as a strategic partner in industrial cooperation, food security and technology-based manufacturing," Hartarto said.

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