<h1>China and Indonesia Forge Maritime Security Partnership to Stabilize South China Sea Tensions and Promote Regional Cooperation</h1> China and Indonesia agreed to enhance maritime security cooperation in the South China Sea, addressing tensions through joint infrastructure, minerals development, and security initiatives. Despite historical disputes over territorial claims and maritime boundaries, both countries pledged to promote peace and stability, signed a maritime security memorandum, and planned joint counter-terrorism exercises. The agreement aims to manage potential conflicts while maintaining economic and diplomatic relations.