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Economy diplomacy: Supports Pacific elevation through Indonesia-South Pacific…
This paper discusses the concept of Pacific Elevation introduced by the Indonesian Minister of Foreign Affairs and argues for the importance of developing cooperative economic diplomacy projects to support the policy concept. The paper uses SWOT analysis on the project of an International HUB Port in Depapre, Papua, and discusses the critical elements of business shipping in ports and funding o…
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Optimizing Indonesian Aid and technical assistance as important instruments o…
This paper aims to analyze the role of Indonesian Aid and technical assistance as soft power to achieve diplomatic objectives in Africa. Since its establishment in 2019, Indonesian Aid is trying to reformulate the exercise of Indonesian soft power with the ideal to centralize all grants and technical assistance to beneficiaries. However, it has not yet fulfilled its full potential because there…
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Exploring Africa: Mainstreaming Indonesia's economy diiplomacy in non-traditi…
Relation between Indonesia Africa have been developed since the classical period, which is reflected in the contacts between merchants from the contacts between merchants from the ancient kingdom of srivijaya (7th - 13th century) and the communities in the east coast of Africa
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Diplomat Samapta (DIPSA): Tuning up Indonesia’s engine of diplomacy (improv…
Being a diplomat in the 21st century takes more than just suits and gowns. It is also making you wear boots, a traditional dress, tactical trousers, and even a helmet. The realm of a diplomat’s task is expanding, yet the space is shrinking. The work tide is moving faster than the time itself and sometimes it feels like they are burning a candle on both ends. To address this challenging rea…
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The need for an accountable health diplomacy: An analysis of multilateral hea…
The COVID-19 outbreak has fundamentally and dramatically altered the priorities and diplomacy of the Indonesian government. Over the last three years, Indonesian diplomacy has primarily focused on two goals: mitigating the pandemic's effects while also accelerating national economic recovery and building national resilience in anticipation of future pandemics. As a result, the Government of Ind…
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Protecting the protector: Providing better health benefit for Home Staff of I…
COVID-19 Pandemic has taught the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia (MoFA RI) a valuable lesson, particularly regarding how to protect its diplomats and staff members serving in overseas missions. There were 481 positive cases from 2020 to 2022, with 11 deaths of Indonesian Missions Overseas Staff as a result of COVID-19. Additionally, MoFA RI has noted a rise in the preva…
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The Importance of Consolidated Overseas Voters’ Database in the Indonesian …
On February 2024, Indonesia will hold its general election, directly electing the President, Vice President, and legislative council members (DPR, DPRD, DPD). This event will be the second time Indonesia has had a direct general election following the 2019 general election. Voters’ data is a crucial tool that supports the general election, although it constantly becomes an issue. Even the acc…
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Optimizing Indonesian diplomacy: Recruitment of the suitable employee to supp…
As stated in the Vienna Convention 1961 on Diplomatic Relation, the functions of a diplomatic mission consist, inter alia, of (1) representing, (2) protecting, (3) negotiating, (4) promoting, and (5) reporting. Diplomat as the Foreign Services Officers in the mission are the civil servants who are working for the realization of their national foreign policy at the accredited country. One of …
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Exploring Indonesia’s climate diplomacy through the Climate Club
As a party to the Paris Agreement, Indonesia is committed to the global goal of limiting earth temperature to 1,5 degree Celsius, pre-industrial level, to achieve an even broader goal of Net Zero Emission (NZE) by 2060 as a response to a warmer earth and climate change. Furthermore, Indonesia has taken its own measures to contribute to this goal by establishing several Government Regulations an…
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Strengthening bilateral economic cooperation between Indonesia and Russia: fo…
The bilateral relation between Indonesia and Russia has been established since more than 70 years ago. In 2003, the relation was elevated into Declaration on Strategic Partnership. The Economic Cooperation is more advance than others cooperation. This paper is aimed to identify key factors affecting the bilateral trade cooperation and to propose recommendation to the Ministry of Foreign Affa…
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