Addressing 124 thousand cases of Indonesian citizens, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs firmly maintains its priority on protection.

The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has reaffirmed its commitment to prioritizing the protection of Indonesian citizens (WNI) abroad. This statement follows the management of 124,000 cases involving Indonesian nationals, a figure spanning from early 2024 through September 2026. Minister of Foreign Affairs Arrmanatha Nasir emphasized that addressing these cases remains a central focus of the ministry's diplomatic agenda.

The initiative highlights the ongoing efforts by the Indonesian government to provide consular support and legal assistance to its citizens globally. By highlighting the volume of cases handled over this multi-year period, the ministry underscores the scale of its operational responsibilities in safeguarding the rights and welfare of Indonesians residing or working in foreign territories.