Unraveling Indonesia’s potentials on shrimp products: Ways to enhance the l…

Indonesia is one of the major shrimp producers in Southeast Asia. In 2019, Indonesia produced 517,397 tons of shrimps, and the number is targeted to increase by 250% in 2024. Japan is one of the world’s major importers of shrimp, along with the United States and the European Union, and is one of the countries with the biggest consumption of fish and fisheries products. So far, Indonesia’s…

Chasing the sun with China: Exploring potential cooperation to develop Indone…

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Game industry: Untapped potentials for Indonesia’s future digital creative …

Since 2015, Indonesia started eyeing the creative economy as its growing role in boosting domestic consumption and export. As the 4th largest population country in the world, Indonesia’s creative economy sectors have become very diverse and categorized into 17 sub-sectors. Its performance in recent years demonstrates its strong growth potential, as in 2020 creative economy sector has contribu…

Indonesia’s interests in protecting marine biological diversity of areas Be…

The ongoing negotiations of the International Legally Binding Instrument (ILBI) on Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) is aimed at ensuring the conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity in areas that make up two-thirds of the world’s ocean. Guided by UNCLOS, ILBI BBNJ needs to safeguard the duty to protect marine environment, one of which is through Environmental Im…

National semiconductor industry: Tangible economic diplomacy amidst supply ch…

The economic diplomacy efforts conducted by the Indonesian government through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have yielded significant results, such as Indonesia’s successful leadership in the G20. However, the country’s economic strength in the semiconductor sector is not yet evident. Indonesia is now behind other Asian countries in the semiconductor field. The question arises: how can eco…

Strengthening the regional diplomacy through the amendment of continental she…

International law has recognized the concept of an archipelagic state based on the provisions of Part IV of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS, 1982) which was later ratified by Indonesia through Law Number 17 of 1985 concerning Ratification of the UNCLOS. Thus, the sovereignty, sovereign rights, and jurisdiction of the Republic of Indonesia over water space…

Implementation of the Indonesia – EU Voluntary Partnership Agreement on for…

In November 2016, Indonesia became the world's first VPA partner country to obtain the right to issue FLEGT licenses to accompany exports of verified legal timber and timber products to the EU. This critical milestone in implementing Indonesia's VPA with the EU reflects growing global recognition of Indonesia's timber legality assurance system: the Sistem Verifikasi Legalitas Kayu, or SVLK. Thi…

Managing temperature increase: the role of Ministry of Foreign Affairs in add…

As a tropical archipelagic state, Indonesia is more likely to experience the most substantial impacts and facing the threat of losing its low, small islands to the warming temperature of the planet. By signing the Paris Agreement and ratifying in national law, Indonesia affirmed its commitment to combat climate change. The Updated Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) has been submitted to …

Indonesia – United States Joint Climate Task Force: Strategy to promote Ind…

In 2021, Indonesia and The United States has formed Indonesia – United States Joint Climate Task Force to boost the effort to achieve The Paris Agreement. The United States itself demonstrated its commitment to climate change concerns in 2021, a day after Biden's Inauguration as President of the United States, by re-joining the Paris Agreement after withdrawing its pledge in 2017. Under Biden…

Transforming Indonesia to become a leading Global Value Chain (GVC) actor in …

Economic diplomacy has been one of the 4+1 foreign policy priorities 2020-2024 set by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) of the Republic of Indonesia. Unfortunately, recent reports in 2020 show that Indonesia's GVC participation still relies on upstream production and limited manufacturing. Thus, despite all the potentials in Southeast Asia, Indonesia still needs to catch up with its lag in…