Prabowo Subianto on Anwar Ibrahim

Prabowo Subianto and Anwar Ibrahim share a relationship characterized by the continuous strengthening of bilateral ties between Indonesia and Malaysia. This relationship is founded on deep-rooted historical connections, forming a solid basis for their strategic partnership across political, economic, and socio-cultural spheres. They regularly engage through high-level mechanisms, such as the Annual Consultation, to coordinate positions on matters of mutual interest and regional stability. The two leaders have consistently expressed mutual support in forums like ASEAN, with Indonesia welcoming Malaysia's role as Chair, and both affirming the importance of ASEAN Centrality.

Their cooperation extends to practical bilateral issues, including progress on maritime boundary delimitation and land demarcation, with both sides tasked to find mutually beneficial solutions. Furthermore, they seek to deepen economic ties by exploring investment opportunities, particularly in infrastructure, renewable energy, and enhancing cross-border trade, for example, at the Tebedu-Entikong border. The leaders also share a common front on global issues, such as advocating for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and promoting sustainable palm oil practices through the CPOPC, indicating a commitment to aligning their foreign policy stances on key international concerns.