Turkish National Defence Minister Hulusi Akar meets his Indonesian counterpart Prabowo Subianto in capital Ankara to discuss bilateral ties
Turkish National Defence Minister Hulusi Akar has met his Indonesian counterpart Prabowo Subianto in capital Ankara to discuss bilateral ties.
Despite the long geographical distance between Türkiye and Indonesia, Akar said, history and bilateral ties bring the two countries closer. “We believe that the military cooperation implementation plan we signed today will make significant contributions to peace, security and stability of both our regions and the world,” he added.‘Very historic and very important’
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