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后续进展

1. 2026年7月7日 03:59Z

   India and Indonesia signed a pact for the supply of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles on July 7, India TV News reported from Jakarta during the Modi-Prabowo summit. The agreement makes Indonesia the first country in Southeast Asia to receive BrahMos under a government-to-government supply arrangement; the Philippines signed a BrahMos contract in 2022 but Indonesia's deal covers a larger batch with co-production provisions, according to the report. The signing confirms the BrahMos dimension as the headline defence deliverable of the Jakarta leg, beyond the earlier-announced framework discussions. ↗

2. 2026年7月6日 04:00Z

   Modi arrived in Jakarta on July 6. Indonesian state agency ANTARA and India's ANI confirmed Modi will meet President Prabowo Subianto on July 7 for the India-Indonesia Joint Commission, followed by a state banquet and an engagement with the Indian diaspora community. Indian Ambassador to Indonesia confirmed that BrahMos supersonic missile co-production discussions are at an advanced stage and both sides hope to finalise framework agreements during the summit. Modi and Prabowo are also expected to officially launch ION, a bilateral digital connectivity initiative. Indonesia's Kompas reported that Prabowo has framed the Modi summit as part of his 'free-active foreign policy' strategy of simultaneous deepening with India, China and Australia, rather than alignment with any single power. ↗

3. 2026年7月5日

   Confirmed agenda additions ahead of Modi's July 6 departure. For Indonesia (July 7-8): India's Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) and Indonesia's Ministry of Culture have prepared a Prambanan temple restoration collaboration as a cultural deliverable; the bilateral agenda covers five pillars: defence and security, trade and investment, food security, energy and critical minerals (targeting Indonesia's nickel reserves for EV battery supply chains), and health and education. Multiple MoUs are in preparation across pharmaceuticals, space, science and technology, and industrial downstreaming. For New Zealand (July 11): the India-NZ free-trade agreement was signed in April 2026, eliminating duties on 100% of Indian exports to New Zealand with New Zealand committing NZ$20 billion in investment over 15 years; Modi's Auckland visit consolidates implementation rather than closing negotiations. ↗