Jakarta, Sept. 10 -- Indonesia will push economic and financial inclusion agendas at a BRICS Summit in New Delhi this week as it seeks to broaden partnerships and strengthen economic resilience, the foreign ministry said on Thursday.

Foreign ministry spokesperson Vahd Nabyl A. Mulachela said economic and financial inclusion issues would be among the areas Indonesia seeks to advance with its partners, when asked about dedollarization as a possible topic at the summit.

"It may not be specifically about that, but economic and financial inclusion aspects are indeed among the issues that we want to promote with our various partners," Nabyl told ANTARA in Jakarta.

Nabyl said Indonesia wanted to use its participation in the group to expand it...