By Serdar Dincel
ISTANBUL (AA) – Indonesia has signed 32 agreements with African nations at the Bali summit, the country's Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.
“The 2nd Indonesia Africa Forum (IAF) concluded with a total of 32 business agreements valued at over US$ 3.5 billion,” the ministry said in a statement on X, following a three-day summit in Bali.
The ministry added that four pacts were signed in the strategic sector, nine in the health sector, and six in renewable energy.
Besides, Indonesia's Foreign Ministry and Japan International Cooperation Agency "signed a Memorandum of Cooperation for development in Africa" on the margins of the summit, it added.