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Foreign Ministry holds first congress of experts on Indonesian affairs
The congress offers four discussion panels on strengthening democracy, promoting a harmonious community in Indonesia, stimulating and crafting creativity in the era of Industry 4.0 and preserving and promoting Indonesian culture in the face of globalization.
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Deputy Foreign Minister AM Fachir (JP/P.J.Leo)
Foreign intellectuals and researchers who have an interest and expertise in Indonesian affairs can play a crucial role in shaping the future of the country particularly by strengthening human capital development, a senior official has said.
The foreign intellectuals and researchers, widely known as Indonesianists, now have the chance to explore the transformation process in the world’s third-largest democracy, according to Deputy Foreign Minister AM Fachir.
