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Indonesia and Canada signed trade and defence deals in Ottawa, boosting economic and security ties.
On September 24, 2025, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney signed a comprehensive economic partnership and a defence cooperation agreement in Ottawa, marking a major step in bilateral relations.
The trade deal, set to take effect in 2026, aims to boost commerce by reducing tariffs and expanding market access for Canadian exports like wheat, potash, and soybeans, while supporting Indonesia’s economic growth and energy transition goals.
The agreements also enhance collaboration in military training, maritime security, cyber defence, and peacekeeping, with plans to train Indonesian youth in Canada.
Both nations emphasized shared values on climate action, supply chain resilience, and inclusive growth, while advancing a 2026–2029 cooperation plan.
Canada welcomed Indonesia’s interest in Canadian technology, including small modular reactors, and its support for regional trade initiatives.
The visit underscored Canada’s strategic push to strengthen ties with Southeast Asia amid shifting global dynamics.
Indonesia y Canadá firmaron acuerdos de comercio y defensa en Ottawa, impulsando las relaciones económicas y de seguridad.