United States government would signup a comprehensive bilateral agreement that covers various sectors with Indonesian government on the eve of President Barack Obama'svisit to Indonesia next year, the Bisnis Indonesia daily reported here on Friday.
The confirmation was conveyed by U.S. ambassador to Indonesia Cameron R. Hume. According to Cameron, the agreement, called U.S.-Indonesia Comprehensive Partnership, would be signed by President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and President Barack Obama.
The ambassador, however, could not confirm President Obama's Indonesian visit schedule next year.
Cameron said that the agreement would pave the way for more cooperation between the two countries in terms of education, business and investment, climate change mitigation, scientific research, food security and defense.
The comprehensive bilateral partnership was initiated by President Susilo during his visit to the United States in November2008. The Indonesian president initiative was responded well by President Obama.
Nov 6, 2009
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