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Indonesia–Malaysia describes the bilateral relationship between Indonesia and Malaysia, two neighboring Southeast Asian states with deep historical and cultural ties in the Malay world. The pairing encompasses diplomacy, trade, security cooperation, and people-to-people links across a shared maritime region and overlapping diasporas.
Geographically, Indonesia is the world’s largest archipelagic country, with thousands of islands, while Malaysia comprises Peninsular
Historically connected through shared Malay culture and language, both countries emerged from colonial rule in the
Economically, bilateral ties are substantial, with trade in commodities such as palm oil and natural resources,
Cooperation covers security, maritime safety, fisheries, and border management, alongside cultural and educational exchanges. While overall