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PM Modi arrives in Indonesia to enhance India’s Act East Policy on July 6, 2026

On July 6, 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in Indonesia as part of a three-nation tour focused on bolstering India's Act East Policy. This trip represents the first bilateral engagement with Indonesia since 2018, with plans to boost cooperation and cultural connections, including a visit to Prambanan Temple.

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Jul 6, 2026 · 1 min read · 4 views
PM Modi arrives in Indonesia to enhance India’s Act East Policy on July 6, 2026

Key Takeaways

  • On July 6, 2026, Prime Minister Modi began a three-nation tour to strengthen India's Act East Policy.
  • Modi's visit marks his first bilateral engagement with Indonesia since the 2018 Comprehensive Strategic Partnership upgrade.
  • The Prambanan Temple, Indonesia's largest Hindu temple, is located 17 kilometers from Yogyakarta and will be visited by Modi.
  • Modi's tour also includes stops in Australia and New Zealand, enhancing India's regional partnerships.
  • President Prabowo Subianto welcomed Modi with a traditional ceremony, highlighting the importance of their diplomatic relationship.

On key diplomatic mission, India's Prime Minister heads to Southeast Asia,aiming for stronger regional ties. First stop — Indonesia, July 6, 2026 . Ceremonial welcome with Guard of Honour,traditional festivities greeted him.

First meeting with Indonesian officials since relationship upgraded to Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in 2018. Warm reception noted . He tweeted, “I’ve touched down in Jakarta and appreciate President Prabowo Subianto’s welcoming gesture.”

Heavy talks expected. Focus on boosting ties in many areas. Prime Minister plans to visit Prambanan Temple in Yogyakarta, 17 kilometers from Jakarta,largest Hindu temple in Indonesia. A nod to shared culture .

Before leaving New Delhi, he said this tour — including Australia and New Zealand — aims to bolster India’s goals in East Asia,aligning with MAHASAGAR Vision for security and development across regions.

Trip follows President Prabowo's visit to India, where he was guest of honor at Republic Day in January 2025 . Prime Minister said, “The ties between India and Indonesia are deeply rooted in shared civilizational values and a strong connection among our peoples. This visit will serve to enhance our multifaceted partnership.”

After Indonesia,Prime Minister heads to Melbourne at Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s invite,then wraps up in Auckland,invited by New Zealand’s Prime Minister Christopher Luxon…

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