China and Indonesia conducted their inaugural Senior Officials Meeting of the Joint Foreign and Defense Ministerial Dialogue in Jakarta, marking the first '2+2' ministerial dialogue between China and another nation. Both countries emphasized the need for peaceful resolutions to regional differences, particularly in the context of the South China Sea, with Indonesia expected to play a stabilizing role amid ongoing tensions. The dialogue aims to strengthen political and security cooperation and enhance mutual trust, while also addressing international issues of common concern. Additionally, the meeting aligns with China's broader objectives of deepening reforms and promoting high-quality development. Both sides reaffirmed commitment to the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence and multilateralism in global governance. The discussions reflect the strategic nature of China-Indonesia relations and their potential impact on regional stability.