Jakarta. The government announced Wednesday that French President Emmanuel Macron would fly to Indonesia to meet his Indonesian counterpart Prabowo Subianto in May.
Macron gave his word on the state visit when he met with Communications Minister Meutya Hafid on the margins of the AI Action Summit in Paris on Tuesday local time, according to a ministerial press release.
“I will. I will. I love your country,” Macron told Meutya.
This would not be the first time for Macron to set foot in Indonesia. In 2022, Macron traveled to Bali for the G20 talks when the Southeast Asian nation presided over the world’s twenty largest economies. France and…