Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia (FPCI) is a non-partisan, non-politic and independent foreign policy organization established to discuss and introduce international relations issues to many relevant actors in Indonesia such as diplomats, ambassadors, government officials, academia, researchers, businesses, media, lecturers, think tanks, students and media. FPCI is also dedicated to study the most-pressing foreign policy issues in relates to ASEAN, geopolitics, middle powers, geo-economics and diaspora.
Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia (FPCI) was formed with the aim of developing Indonesian internationalism, making it more entrenched throughout the archipelago, and projecting itself to the rest of the world. FPCI is determined to form a large international relations community with mature and sensitive insights on bilateral, regional and global issues. FPCI aims to be a facilitator that can bring the “world” to the region and simultaneously bring grassroots and regional thoughts to the national and world stage.
Our mission is to promote and shape positive Indonesian internationalism throughout the nation and to the world.
We want to bring foreign policy to the grassroots, and to provide a dynamic meeting point where everyone interact as equals.
We aim to be an independent, credible voice for Indonesia’s foreign policy.
Dr. Dino Patti Djalal
Prof. Dewi Fortuna Anwar
Ambassador Peter F. Gontha
Donny Agustiady
Mohamad Irfan
Multi-track Diplomacy Program | Media Engagement
Andhika E. Putra
Supermentor Series | Government-related Programs
Hélène Le Touzey
Cindy Annemarie Mandagi
Youth Development Program
Calvin Khoe
Indonesian Foreign Policy | Southeast Asia | Geopolitics | Indonesian Diaspora
Raynaldi Herdiansyah
FPCI University Chapter | School of Diplomacy
Nur Afni Damanik
Corporate Policy Brief Program
Willy Dwira Yudha
Corporate Policy Brief Program
Wahyu Rizky Rahmadansyah
Esther N. S. Tamara
Steffani Alivia
Birgitta Riani
Meisha Marsella
1000 Abrahamic Circles Project
In my view FPCI is a wonderful organisation, doing a fantastic job to engage Indonesians, and especially young Indonesians, on all aspects of foreign policy. The FPCI team are incredibly enthusiastic, smart and focused. They are a pleasure to work with. I look forward to a long and productive relationship between our think-tanks, and value Dino Djalal's friendship and wise council.
