China donates to Indonesian newly-built sea security agency

China donated to Indonesia's newly established Sea Security Coordinating Agency to help it set up digital library here on Wednesday.

The technical aid worth 15,000 U.S. dollars and consist of 10 computers, laptops and printers.

Chinese Ambassador to Indonesia Lan Lijun said that he hoped that the equipment provided by the Chinese government would be useful for the agency to maintain security on Indonesian waters.

Chief executive officer of the agency Djoko Sumaryono said the donation is a concrete action under the strategic partnership of the two nations.

The equipment would be used in the agency's digital library so that it would be accessible to the public.

Source: Xinhua