List of Outcomes: Prime Minister’s visit to Indonesia

**Executive Summary** This document outlines the bilateral outcomes of the Prime Minister’s visit to Indonesia on July 7, 2026. It details 14 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) and six major announcements aimed at strengthening strategic, economic, and cultural ties. Key highlights include cooperation in defense systems, health workforce collaboration, and the establishment of an Indian educational campus in Indonesia. **Key Points / Main Content** **Defense and Security Cooperation** * **Missile Systems:** Agreements reached for cooperation on the BrahMos Missile System and Air-to-Air Missile technology. * **Maritime Security:** Extension of existing MoUs and implementation agreements regarding maritime safety and security. * **Information Sharing:** Deployment of an Indonesian Liaison Officer in the Information Fusion Centre – Indian Ocean Region (IFC-IOR). **Industrial and Technical Agreements** * **Steel and Minerals:** Strategic Joint Venture between SAIL and Pt. Krakatau Steel to establish a stainless-steel slab manufacturing facility; MoU on steel supply chain minerals and technology. * **Advanced Materials:** Collaboration between NFTDC, Midwest Ltds., and PT PERMINAS for the development of Rare Earth Magnets. * **Space and Telecom:** Extension of the framework for peaceful outer space exploration and a new MoU on telecommunications technologies and services. **Health and Education** * **Medical Regulation:** Cooperation between CDSCO (India) and BPOM (Indonesia) on medical product regulation. * **Workforce and Education:** Implementation agreement on health workforce collaboration and the establishment of an IIM Bangalore branch campus at Singhasari SEZ, Indonesia. * **Digital Infrastructure:** Launch of the Indonesia Open Network (ION), modeled after India's Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) architecture. **Agriculture, Governance, and Culture** * **Agricultural Support:** MoU on agriculture and allied sectors, including the supply of 100 tonnes of high-quality DWR 162 wheat seeds to Indonesia. * **Governance:** Cooperation between the Election Commission of India (ECI) and the General Elections Commission (KPU) of Indonesia; collaboration on disaster management between NDMA and Indonesia’s National Agency. * **Heritage:** Indian assistance for the conservation and restoration of the Prambanan Temple Complex. **Impact Analysis** **Defense and Security Agencies** **Impact** Strengthens regional security through shared missile technology and enhanced maritime monitoring. **Action Required** Coordinate the deployment of liaison officers and finalize technical specifications for missile system integration. **Industrial and Manufacturing Sectors (SAIL, NFTDC, and Private Partners)** **Impact** Expands manufacturing footprints and secures supply chains for critical materials like stainless steel and rare earth magnets. **Action Required** Initiate the establishment of the stainless-steel slab facility in Indonesia and commence R&D for rare earth magnet development. **Healthcare and Educational Institutions (IIM Bangalore, CDSCO)** **Impact** Facilitates the internationalization of Indian higher education and harmonizes medical regulatory standards. **Action Required** IIM Bangalore must begin infrastructure development at the Singhasari SEZ; health bodies must align regulatory frameworks for medical products. **Agricultural and Cultural Departments** **Impact** Enhances food security for Indonesia and promotes Indian soft power through heritage restoration and cultural diplomacy. **Action Required** Execute the delivery of 100 tonnes of wheat seeds and mobilize experts for the Prambanan Temple restoration project.

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