Jakarta: President of Indonesia joko widodo It is said that both Ukrainian presidents Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin Have agreed to participate in the G20 summit to be held in Bali in November.
Widodo, the current chairman of the G20 group, made the remarks in a televised statement on Friday in which he said he had telephone conversations with Zelensky and Putin this week.
He said that he asked both the leaders Ukraine And Russia To end the war through negotiations.
“I reiterated the importance of ending the war immediately,” he said.
“I also stressed that peaceful efforts must continue and Indonesia stands ready to contribute to these peaceful efforts.”
He said he invited Putin and Zelensky to the G20 summit because the war in Ukraine has had a major impact on the global economy.
“We understand that the G20 plays a catalytic role in the recovery of the global economy,” Widodo said.
Widodo said he had rejected Ukraine’s leader’s arms request, but would send humanitarian aid instead.
“The mandate of Indonesia’s constitution and the principles of our foreign policy prevent us from providing arms aid to other countries,” Widodo said.
“However, we are ready to provide humanitarian assistance to Ukraine.”
Widodo, the current chairman of the G20 group, made the remarks in a televised statement on Friday in which he said he had telephone conversations with Zelensky and Putin this week.
He said that he asked both the leaders Ukraine And Russia To end the war through negotiations.
“I reiterated the importance of ending the war immediately,” he said.
“I also stressed that peaceful efforts must continue and Indonesia stands ready to contribute to these peaceful efforts.”
He said he invited Putin and Zelensky to the G20 summit because the war in Ukraine has had a major impact on the global economy.
“We understand that the G20 plays a catalytic role in the recovery of the global economy,” Widodo said.
Widodo said he had rejected Ukraine’s leader’s arms request, but would send humanitarian aid instead.
“The mandate of Indonesia’s constitution and the principles of our foreign policy prevent us from providing arms aid to other countries,” Widodo said.
“However, we are ready to provide humanitarian assistance to Ukraine.”