Indonesia, Brazil deepen cooperation in research, higher education

hartono · Dec 4, 2025

Indonesia’s Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology, Brian Yuliarto (right), and Brazil’s Deputy Ambassador to Indonesia, Rodrigo Carvalho (left), attend a meeting in Jakarta on Wednesday (Dec. 3, 2025). (ANTARA/HO-Higher Education, Science and Technology Ministry)

Jakarta (ANTARA) -

Indonesia and Brazil are strengthening cooperation in research, academic exchanges, and university partnerships, with officials highlighting opportunities in science, technology, biodiversity, energy, and health innovation.

In a statement issued in Jakarta on Thursday, Minister of Higher Education, Science, and Technology Brian Yuliarto said Indonesia is seeking broader international partnerships to develop talent and advance strategic research.

“We see many opportunities, particularly in science and technology human resources. We want universities to collaborate more broadly,” he said.

He noted that Indonesian universities are expanding their global networks, including with Brazil, which has strong research and innovation capabilities.

Brazil’s Deputy Ambassador to Indonesia, Rodrigo Carvalho, reaffirmed his country’s commitment to deepening higher education cooperation.

“We aim to increase Brazilian universities’ involvement in research and academic exchanges with Indonesia,” he said.

Officials from both countries also discussed joint programs that leverage their respective strengths, emphasizing the potential for concrete collaboration between universities and research institutions.
Translator: Sean Filo Muhamad, Martha Herlinawati SimanjuntakEditor: Aditya Eko Sigit Wicaksono Copyright © ANTARA 2025