Indonesia has signed a new defence cooperation agreement with Bosnia and Herzegovina in a move that analysts say aligns with Jakarta’s goal to broaden security ties beyond its traditional Western partners.
The pact was signed during a meeting between Indonesian Defence Minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin and his Bosnian counterpart Zukan Helez in Sarajevo on January 11, according to Indonesian media reports.
“This visit is aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and exploring avenues for strategic…
Indonesia’s defence deal with Bosnia signals Asian middle power’s clout
