Indonesia mesmerizing the world: developing and globalizing Indonesian tradit…

Music has long played a role in diplomacy, it can bring people together and it can be used for blunt diplomatic propaganda. Music has also been used for more subtle promotion of national interests, but it can of course be used for more robust diplomacy. Indonesia is a country that is rich in cultural heritage and has used some of its cultural heritage, especially Indonesian traditional …

Indonesia’s market integration strategy for creative economy: challenges an…

Indonesia’s Creative Economy has experienced remarkable growth over the years, becoming a major contributor to the country’s economic development. The great potential of creative economy has inspired Indonesia to work toward elevating it to the world economic agenda. Indonesia has taken several initiatives in mainstreaming creative economy at the international level. H…

Indonesia's untapped opportunities in the Dominican Republic: strategies for …

The Dominican Republic is the second largest country in the Caribbean after Cuba. Comparing to its neighboring country, such as Haiti and Cuba, the Dominican Republic has been one of the fastest growing economies in Latin America and the Caribbean in the last decade. Diplomatic relations between Indonesia and the Dominican Republic formed in 20 September 2011 and have maintained a posi…

Mainstreaming “Islam Indonesia” as a significant tool of Indonesia’s fo…

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Optimizing the utilization of social media and big data as tools of economic …

The use of social media and big data can significantly support Indonesia's efforts in conducting economic diplomacy. It's critical to identify potential vulnerabilities and threats and create mitigation plans for them. Indonesia could improve its economic diplomacy efforts and accomplish its objectives by adopting a balanced strategy and using technology in addition to conventional diplomatic t…

Global professional mobility innitiative: empowering Indonesian talent on int…

This paper will discuss on the potential of sending skilled professionals from Indonesia to work abroad as part of the country's Human Resources Development program under Indonesia Vision 2045. It highlights the importance of economic diplomacy and the role of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in facilitating the international mobility of professionals. The analysis sec…

Strengthening the role of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in blue economy

As the largest archipelagic country, oceans are vital for Indonesia’s economy and welfare. Healthy oceans are essential in supporting Indonesia’s food security, livelihoods and economic growth. In 2012, during the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD), held in Rio de Janeiro, 20-22 June 2012, coastal countries, including Indonesia, formulated t…

Effective management of shelters in Indonesian Missions overseas to optimize …

Diplomacy to protect Indonesian citizens abroad is one of the main priorities in Indonesia’s foreign policy. This priority has been consistent since the formation of President Joko Widodo’s cabinet and the Minister for Foreign Affairs had determined that Indonesia’s pathway for the protection of Indonesian citizens until the year 2024. The implementation for I…

Mainstreaming EV diplomacy: approach for economic recovery and emission reduc…

To assume that Indonesia should not pursue EV diplomacy might be an understatement. Indonesia has all of the needed resources and the momentum for developing EV industry in Indonesia is in our favor. Mainstreaming EV diplomacy in line Ministries is important. For this purpose, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs could at least encourage: EV diplomacy from within and act as anchor fo…

Strengthening Indonesia’s technical assistance programs for prioritized mid…

Indonesia decided to select Iraq, Palestine, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen out of other Middle East countries to receive Indonesian grants that are still struggling to resolve respective crisis. Indonesia’s national interests in the Middle East region include those related to politics-security, economy, and socio-cultural. It is important for Indonesia to improve bilateral cooperation …