Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron delivers his speech during the UK-Indonesia Business Forum in Jakarta, Indonesia, July 28, 2015. REUTERS/Bay Ismoyo/Pool
JAKARTA (Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron sought to forge closer business ties with Indonesia on Tuesday, saying British investment could easily double if deals can be clinched on infrastructure projects.
Indonesia is Cameron's first stop on a four-day trade mission to Southeast Asia to spur lucrative business deals and encourage new political alliances to counter Islamist militancy.
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