Archive · 24 Sep 2025
Indonesian President's UN Speech: Call for Peace
The Indonesian President gave a speech at the UN and ended it in a special way!
He used phrases from different religions like Muslim, Jewish, Hindu, and Buddhist to wish for peace around the world.
He also talked about the conflict in Gaza and said that Indonesia would send peacekeepers.
He wants everyone to work together for a better world and supports a peaceful solution for Palestine and Israel.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto concluded his UN speech with greetings from multiple cultures.
The speech included phrases from Muslim, Jewish, Hindu, and Buddhist traditions.
Subianto highlighted the need for peace.
He announced Indonesia’s readiness to deploy peacekeepers to help safeguard peace.
Indonesia will acknowledge Israel only when Israel accepts Palestine as a state.
- Who
- Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto
- What
- Concluded his UN speech with phrases from different cultures, calling for peace and offering peacekeepers
- When
- N/A
- Where
- United Nations General Assembly
- Why
- To advocate for peace and highlight the situation in Gaza
Israel-Palestine Relations
Israel-Palestine Relations
Recognition of Israel
Israel-Palestine Relations
Indonesia will recognize Israel only when Israel accepts Palestine as a state.
Israel-Palestine Relations
Indonesia will recognize Israel only when Israel accepts Palestine as a state.
- Event
- Indonesian President's UN Speech
- President
- Prabowo Subianto
- Location
- UN General Assembly
- Key Phrases
- Wassalamu’alaikum, Shalom, Om Shanti, Namo Budaya
- Primary focus
- Call for global peace
- Additional Information
- Indonesia ready to deploy peacekeepers
