Indonesia has been successfully meeting the challenges of 2022 in terms of the global economy and the G20 presidency. The IMF is confident that Indonesia will continue towards prosperity.

World leaders, according to Jokowi, have a big responsibility, not only for their people, but also for world citizens. This responsibility means we have to create a win-win situation, not a zero-sum game.

School and university students in close proximity to the location of the G20 Bali Summit are attending online learning on November 12-17, 2022, to support the success of the international event.

United Kingdom-Indonesia trade relations are getting stronger. The agreed UK-Indonesia roadmap is committed to further forge the two countries' £3 billion (US$3.57 billion) trade relationship.