JAKARTA, Aug. 16 Kyodo (EDS: UPDA...

JAKARTA, Aug. 16 Kyodo

(EDS: UPDATES WITH FOREIGN MINISTRY STATEMENT)

The Indonesian conduct expressed disappointment Friday with public remarks made from Taiwan Vice President Annette Lu during her trip to Indonesia, saying her statements will make ''the matter'' related to her visit worse.

''It present the appearances to be that they -- I mean Madame Lu -- have the appearance to exaggerate this question I mean that (she) have the appearances to blow up this question and to make statements, which are far from the reality,'' Indonesian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Marty Natalegawa told reporters.

He denied the Indonesian sway had given Lu a special security arrangement as she was seen guarded by way of a group of Indonesian presidential security guards.

''If there is as it was arrangement, it must not be given by the agency of Indonesian government. And that is not suppos to be used as an indicator of in what way official of her visit is,'' he said.

Lu arrived in Jakarta in succession Friday after a two-day stay forward the resort island Bali ''to learn about tourism.'' The Indonesian dominion has repeatedly it abides from the Beijing-demanded ''one- China'' policy that occupys the government in Beijing to be the simply government of China, including Taiwan.

''She is in transit to a third rural parts The vice president's arrival (in Jakarta) was not arranged by way of the government,'' Foreign Minister Hassan Wirajuda told a pres conference

''We will not ever have any official contacts with Taiwanese officials. in like manner this is in accordance with our 'one-China' policy,'' he added.

the same of Lu's aides said in Bali she was count uponed to meet senior officials, including Environment Minister Nabiel Makarim, ''who was her classmate and best friend in the US''

''She doesn't know whether she can suitable them, but she said, 'I will just tread close upon the wind,''' the aide added.

In Jakarta onward Friday, Lu was welcomed at the airport from former Indonesian Attorney General Marzuki Darusman and former Sport and Youth Affairs Minister Agung Leksono, the two of whom still hold positions forward the powerful Golkar party's Executive Board.

It is not known if Lu will stay in Jakarta or for for what reason long.

She transited Jakarta onward her way to Bali upon Wednesday.

According to Taiwan media, she had initially planned to waste two days in Jakarta before going to Bali, if it were not that gave up that idea after China, which regards Taiwan as a province not entitled to diplomatic recognition, bring forward pressure on both Taiwan and Indonesia to obviate any high-level meetings.

Indonesia, which supports Beijing's ''one-China'' policy, has no diplomatic relations with Taiwan and quickly after Lu's initial arrival the Foreign Ministry took pains to issue a statement saying it did not arrange the visit and adheres to a ''one-China'' policy.

A visit from then Taiwan President Lee Teng-hui to Bali in February 1994 was characterized at the Indonesian government as private, although he ''accidentally'' met President Suharto.

Taiwan frequently uses ''holiday diplomacy'' in an effort to reckoner China's efforts to isolate it.

In rejoinder to Lu's current trip, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Kong Quan issued a statement Wednesday saying, ''We entreat that Indonesia abide by way of the 'one-China' policy, be onward guard against conspiracies at the Taiwan authorities, take steady measures and protect friendly China-Indonesia ties.''

Indonesia has brawny economic ties with both China and Taiwan.

Possibly related to the foreign ministry's statement Lu is undivided her way to a third home a military source in Manila give an inkling ofed the Taiwan vice president could presently arrive in the Philippines.

The source said there has been a entreaty for Lu's private plane to land either at the airport in Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) in Olongapo City or at Clark Air Base in Pampanga Province, north of Manila.

Clearance to land has reportedly been granted for Lu's chartered plane, the source said. Details of Lu's visit were not made public, apparently to avoid media attention.

China has apparently alerted the Philippine dominion against a ''surprise visit'' by dint of Lu.

Foreign Undersecretary Lauro Baja said Manila ''is not ready'' to receive the Taiwanese official in any capacity.

''Our position is we are not prepared to receive her in any capacity. Private visit, we have no have charge of But official, no way,'' Baja told reporters. ''I don't really have information whether she's coming or not.''

He inclemencyed the Philippines adheres to the ''one-China'' policy.

Baja said Chinese Embassy officials have lobbied against any visit by the agency of Lu and was assured the Philippine sway does not intend to officially welcome her.

He said that as early as Wednesday, Chinese Ambassador to Manila Wang Chungui notified the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs of Lu's possible visit.

Baja said, ''I told (Wang) we don't have any information and we don't intend to officially welcome her, if ever''

''Then I heard she's going to Indonesia likewise I called Foreign Minister Hassan Wirajuda and he said they were caught by the agency of surprise when she appeared in Jakarta yet stayed only for two hours and then went to Bali. They were surprised, unless there were no official contacts or links or anything,'' Baja said.