REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- Indonesia and Norway have expressed commitment to cooperate to help Afghanistan development under the framework of South-South and Triangular cooperation.

The director general of America and Europe of the Indonesian ministry of foreign affairs, Dian Triansyah Djani, said on the sideline of the 60th Asia-Africa Conference commemoration here on Sunday the cooperation was part of the realization of involvement of advanced countries in boosting the South-South and Triangular cooperation.

"Indonesia has played a role in mobilizing various kinds of development in Asian and African countries. This cooperation is a concrete realization of Indonesia's participation in the South-South and Triangular cooperation. Indonesia would not only increase cooperation with developing countries but would also involve advanced countries like Norway in the effort," he said.

"Indonesia has initiated a triangular cooperation in which our capacity will be shared with other developing countries through cooperation as well as other countries in the world in this case Norway," he said.