Dian Kusumo
To further promote trade cooperation, he encouraged Mozambique to open its doors to Indonesia's wood and train exports.
Jokowi expressed his commitment to strengthening development cooperation with Africa over the next five years, which will encompass various sectors such as energy, health security, agriculture, and other areas of interest to Mozambique.
During the meeting, he and President Nyusi signed several cooperation documents, including a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on the control of drugs and biological products and a letter of interest on bilateral cooperation in the defense sector.
Jokowi is currently on a state visit to four African countries from August 21–24, marking his first-ever trip to the continent since taking office.
After visiting Kenya, Tanzania, and Mozambique, he will proceed to South Africa to attend the BRICS Summit.
(DKH)
