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Indonesia’s Foreign Minister, Retno Marsudi, will visit New Zealand next week, Foreign Minister Winston Peters has announced.
“We look forward to hosting Minister Marsudi and agreeing a set of ambitious goals for our relationship over the next five years. This will further increase our two-way ties – promising greater people movement through education and tourism, and considerable potential to expand bilateral trade.
“Indonesia is important to New Zealand’s security and economic interests and is our closest South East Asian neighbour,” says Peters, who is currently in Laos to engage with South East Asian partners.
“Minister Marsudi’s visit is timely, reflecting the importance of the relationship between our two countries and our shared interest in doing more together,” Peters says.
Peters says Minister Marsudi, in her decade as Indonesia’s Foreign Minister, has helped to drive advances in bilateral relations.
Minister Marsudi will be in New Zealand on July 29-31. She last visited New Zealand in 2018.
