Japan's G7 Summit Completed, Jokowi Leaves For Indonesia

Illustration. President Jokowi entered the presidential plane for a working visit to East Java, Tuesday, November 30, 2021. (doc BPMI Setpres-Laily R)

JAKARTA - President Joko Widodo left for the country after attending the G7 Summit with partner countries or the G7 Outreach Summit in 2023, in Hiroshima, Japan, Sunday, May 21.

Based on a press release, President and First Lady Iriana Jokowi returned to their homeland via Hiroshima International Airport using the Presidential Aircraft Indonesia-1 at around 19.20 local time.

Seen releasing the departure of the President and First Lady at Hiroshima International Airport, Japan's Head of State Protocol Takehiro Shimada, Deputy Mayor of Hiroshima Kenichi Susume

Furthermore, the Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to Japan Heri Akhmadi and his wife, as well as the Defense Attache of the Indonesian Embassy in Tokyo Kol (AF) Andi Nur Abadi and his wife.

The President and his entourage are expected to arrive at the Halim Perdanakusuma Air Force Base in Jakarta, on Sunday, May 21 evening.

Also accompanying the President on the flight to Jakarta are Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi and Cabinet Secretary Pramono Anung.