This paper explores the Indo-Pacific region s complex landscape characterized among others by the presence of two significant economic forums the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF). This coexistence has the potential to create tensions among member nations prompting an examination of Indonesia s strategic positioning within these forums. Using the balance of power and foreign policy framework this qualitative research paper examines the geopolitical implications of these multilateral agreements on Indonesia s position. This paper found that despite Indonesia s foreign policy leaning towards an Inward-looking approach it remains committed to upholding the spirit of multilateralism within the Indo-Pacific economic architecture. This commitment reflects an acknowledgment of the region s diversity while ensuring inclusivity. Indonesia s overarching objective is to foster positive interdependence among regional nations by nurturing close economic collaboration thereby contributing to the long-term peace and prosperity of the Indo- Pacific region. Keywords Indo-Pacific Region Indonesia The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership.