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Indonesia and Russia have agreed to collaborate on maritime infrastructure development, focusing on modern maritime technology and environmentally friendly vessels. The agreement was reached during a meeting between Indonesian Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono (AHY) and Russian Presidential Advisor Nikolai Patrushev. Key areas of cooperation include developing high-speed vessels, hovercraft, and fishing boats that are both efficient and eco-friendly.
Indonesia and Russia have signed a significant maritime cooperation agreement during a high-level meeting in Jakarta. The agreement was reached between Indonesian Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono (AHY) and Russian Presidential Advisor Nikolai Patrushev on November 6, 2025 1
The collaboration focuses on developing modern maritime technology, particularly in creating environmentally friendly and efficient vessels. Specific areas include:
AHY emphasized that this partnership will help Indonesia modernize its maritime fleet and improve regional connectivity, particularly in remote areas 2
The cooperation is expected to benefit both nations by leveraging Russia's advanced shipbuilding experience and Indonesia's strategic maritime position. For Indonesia, this partnership will help strengthen its maritime infrastructure while supporting Russia's entry into Southeast Asia's growing maritime market.
Maritime Cooperation Agreement Signing
Technological Collaboration Announcement