RRI.CO.ID, Jakarta - Indonesia’s Minister of Religious Affairs, Nasaruddin Umar, received Palestine’s Ambassador to discuss humanitarian cooperation and shared values. The meeting took place in Jakarta on Monday, April 13, 2026.

It highlighted deep-rooted solidarity between the Indonesian government and the Palestinian people. The meeting was held at the Ministry of Religious Affairs office in Lapangan Banteng, Jakarta. It reflected strong ties that go beyond formal diplomatic relations between both nations. The discussion emphasized shared values of humanity, solidarity, and long-standing mutual support.

Palestine’s Ambassador to Indonesia, Abdulfattah A.K. Al-Sattari, expressed appreciation for Indonesia’s consistent and unwavering support toward Palestine. He acknowledged contributions from both the Indonesian government and its people. He described the relationship as deeply personal, meaningful, and built on genuine solidarity.

Before delivering his statement, the ambassador highlighted the emotional and historical bond between the two countries. He noted that Indonesia’s support has remained consistent and sincere over time. He then conveyed his remarks during the meeting with the minister.

"Thank you Minister of Religious Affairs for today’s meeting. Our relationship is not merely diplomatic, it is like brothers, even beyond brothers," he said.

The Minister shared his vision on managing community funds for broader humanitarian purposes. He emphasized the importance of professional, transparent, and holistic fund management systems.

He said such resources can become a powerful force in supporting global humanitarian efforts. Nasaruddin Umar also explained the example of community fund circulation at Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta. According to him, public participation in contributing funds remains very strong and continues to grow. He described it as both a significant social and spiritual asset for Indonesia.

The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to strengthen collaboration through concrete humanitarian actions and programs. Both parties agreed to move beyond symbolic support into measurable and impactful initiatives. They aim to build sustainable cooperation that benefits communities in need.

Indonesia continues to position itself as a strong supporter of Palestinian humanitarian causes on the global stage. The government consistently promotes solidarity through diplomacy, advocacy, and real actions.

This effort reflects Indonesia’s long-standing commitment to global peace, justice, and humanity.