On October 31, 2025, Indonesia’s Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs Anis Matta concluded a visit to Kuwait, reflecting the ongoing challenges in Indonesia-Kuwait relations, which remain largely symbolic despite 57 years of diplomatic ties. Discussions with Kuwait’s Deputy Foreign Minister emphasized cooperation in politics, security, and economics, particularly in renewable energy and labor mobility. However, tangible outcomes have been scarce, with Indonesia seeking to enhance its profile while Kuwait’s engagement remains limited compared to its relationships with the UAE and Saudi Arabia. The need for concrete initiatives, particularly in investment and skills training, highlights the potential for a more robust partnership going forward.
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