<h1>India and Indonesia Advocate for South China Sea Code of Conduct, Boost Anti-Terror and Defense Cooperation, Promote Local Currency Trade.</h1> India and Indonesia have called for a comprehensive code of conduct in the South China Sea, aligning with international laws, amid China's military activities in the region. During discussions between India's Prime Minister and Indonesia's President, both nations agreed to enhance anti-terror cooperation and urged global action against terrorist organizations. They emphasized using local currencies for bilateral trade to strengthen economic ties. The leaders highlighted the importance of peace, navigation freedom, and resolving disputes per international law, supporting a binding code of conduct for the South China Sea. They also agreed to deepen defense cooperation, including maritime and cybersecurity dialogues.