In light of the recent hostilities between Israel and Iran, culminating in attacks on diplomatic facilities, Indonesia’s Ministry of Economic Affairs swiftly convened a Coordination Meeting on Monday, April 15. This meeting, involving various deputy ministries, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and several ambassadors, aimed to assess the situation and its potential impact on Indonesia’s economy.
Minister of Economic Affairs, Airlangga Hartarto, emphasized the importance of de-escalating the conflict’s economic repercussions. Representatives from Amman and Tehran highlighted the need to contain tensions to prevent adverse effects on regional economies, including Indonesia’s.
With geopolitical tensions affecting global oil prices and financial markets, Indonesia remains vigilant. The meeting underscored the necessity of coordinated policies to maintain economic stability amidst escalating conflict.
