Further coordination is also being carried out with the Health Ministry to address technical aspects of aid delivery.
Kalla said the initiative reflects Indonesia’s broader humanitarian commitment to supporting countries facing health-related challenges through established international mechanisms.
He added that the organization would ensure that any assistance is delivered efficiently and reaches those most in need.
The plan comes amid heightened geopolitical tensions involving Iran, which have raised concerns about access to essential healthcare services.
Earlier, Kalla expressed concern over recent military actions involving the United States and Israel.
“This reflects our concern over the situation and the severity of actions directed at Iran,” he said on March 1.
Indonesia has a long history of providing humanitarian assistance through multilateral channels, particularly in times of crisis. ***
