Prime Minister Kim Min-seok met with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto, who is on a state visit to South Korea, on Thursday and asked "Indonesia to play an important role in peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula as a non-aligned nation."
Kim made the request during a meeting with President Prabowo at the Shilla Hotel in Jung-gu, Seoul, the Prime Minister's Office said. Prabowo responded that he "will do his best within the scope of what is possible."
Prabowo also described his summit with President Lee Jae-myung earlier that morning as "very productive."
"Let us work together to ensure faithful implementation of follow-up measures from the summit," Kim said. "We hope that practical cooperation between the two countries will further expand across all areas, including artificial intelligence."
President Prabowo echoed the sentiment, saying, "Let us cooperate for the development of Korea-Indonesia bilateral relations."