Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in Jakarta, Indonesia, on July 6 to begin a three-nation diplomatic visit. Indonesian media and reports describe a high-profile reception at the airport, including an escort by Indonesian Air Force fighter jets and a personal welcome by Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto. Following the arrival ceremonies, the visit focuses on strengthening bilateral cooperation under the framework of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Multiple reports say talks are centred on defence and maritime collaboration, as well as broader areas such as digital innovation and critical minerals. The discussions also cover regional cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, with Indonesia described as an important partner for India’s supply chain and energy transition. After three days in Indonesia, Modi’s departure is also marked by an escort: Indonesian fighter jets accompany his aircraft out of Indonesian airspace. Throughout the trip, Modi and President Prabowo reaffirm plans to deepen institutional ties and expand trade and cooperation across the priority sectors they discussed.