Initiated by the Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia, Eyes on Southeast Asia is a podcast focusing on issues centred around Southeast Asia.
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Finding Business Partners and Seizing Opportunities during COVID-19 Time and Beyond
Despite the economic consequences of the pandemic, China has been experiencing an impressive economic recovery in comparison to other countries. With huge market opportunities and a collaborative business environment, it is an opportune time for Indonesian entrepreneurs and the business community to tap the wealth of potential that China presents.
Continue readingProgram Launching: Indonesian Next Generation Journalist Network on Korea
FPCI proudly launches the Indonesian Next Generation Journalist Network on Korea in collaboration with the Korea Foundation. This is a platform for Indonesian journalists to increase their understanding and expand their networks on Indonesia-Korea Affairs. The program specifically aims to create a growing pool of dedicated journalists who share interests on Korean issues.
Continue readingAmbassadorial Lecture – The European Union: Foreign Policy Outlook
Our next #FPCIAmbassadorialLecture series with H.E. Vincent Piket, in collaboration with the Delegation of the European Union to Indonesia, will take place on Thursday, 18 March 2021 at 14:00 WIB.
Continue readingWhat Makes the ASEAN’s TAC Tick? It’s the Wide Acceptance of the ASEAN Values and Principles Enshrined in It – Opinion by Calvin Khoe
When ASEAN was founded in August 1967, it was ostensibly for the purpose of economic and functional cooperation. However, the statements of the foreign ministers of the five original members—Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand—at the signing of the founding document, the Bangkok Declaration, hinted at an underlying objective: the survival of the member countries at a chaotic time in the region, as war raged in the Southeast Asian mainland.
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