Jakarta (ANTARA) – Indonesia and Thailand agreed to deepen their strategic partnership and strengthen ASEAN stability by expanding bilateral cooperation, as their leaders reaffirmed a shared commitment to regional peace and prosperity amid growing global uncertainty. Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto and Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul reached the agreement during a bilateral meeting in Jakarta on Monday.Prabowo said the meeting marked the second leaders' consultation since Indonesia and Thailand elevated their bilateral relations to a strategic partnership last year. “This is our second leaders' consultation since Indonesia and Thailand elevated our bilateral relations to a strategic partnership last year. It shows that our partnership continues to grow and is oriented toward the future,” Prabowo said.He described Anutin's visit as strategically important because Indonesia and Thailand are founding members of ASEAN and among Southeast Asia's largest economies.”The visit is particularly significant because Indonesia and Thailand are founding members of ASEAN and among the region's largest economies. Our relationship therefore has a major influence on developments in Southeast Asia,” he said.During the bilateral talks, the two leaders held comprehensive discussions on bilateral, regional, and global issues, reaffirming their commitment to maintaining peace, stability, security, and prosperity across ASEAN. Prabowo said both countries would continue promoting practical cooperation through their strategic partnership to address shared challenges and contribute to regional resilience. He added that Indonesia and Thailand would prioritize concrete collaboration that delivers tangible benefits to the people of both countries. “I am confident that Indonesia and Thailand will continue to ensure that this strategic partnership brings tangible benefits to the prosperity of our people,” Prabowo said.