Jordan’s King Abdullah II is scheduled to visit Jakarta later this week for high-level talks with President Prabowo Subianto, reaffirming a friendship that has spanned decades. Foreign Affairs Minister Sugiono confirmed that the bilateral meeting will take place on Friday, though the government has not yet released details of the agenda. During the visit, Indonesia and Jordan are expected to sign a number of new agreements aimed at expanding cooperation. King Abdullah II will also hold discussions with Danantara, Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund, potentially opening the door for broader investment partnerships. President Prabowo has often spoken about his close relationship with the Jordanian monarch, noting that they both trained at Fort Benning in the United States early in their military careers. Their longstanding ties add a personal dimension to the meeting at a time when trade between the two nations has softened over the past year. Jakarta will be one of several stops on King Abdullah II’s Asian tour, which also includes Japan, Vietnam, Singapore, and Pakistan. #fyp #diplomacy #jordan #visitindonesia #tvri - @tvri.world