The two countries, China and South Korea, have close relations with Indonesia. Korea, for example, before being divided into two countries, namely North Korea and South Korea, had established relations with Indonesia.

World leaders, according to Jokowi, have a big responsibility, not only for their people, but also for world citizens. This responsibility means we have to create a win-win situation, not a zero-sum game.

In a meeting of ASEAN foreign ministers in August, the organization gave the Myanmar junta a deadline to implement the Five-Point Consensus.

Amid the gloomy prospects, there is another perspective of President Jokowi’s initiative, which is to start a dialogue between the two leaders.

The diversity of Indonesian products needed to be continuously increased, both through conventional trade and e-commerce.

Considered from the potential for development and contribution of the creative economy to the national economy, Indonesia cannot help but to be active in developing this creative economy, including being active in its diplomacy when it comes to the realm of international cooperation.

Indonesia won a United Nations Security Council seat as a non-permanent member for the 2019-2020 period after beating the Maldives in a vote at a UN General Assembly session on Friday (8/6/2018).

Indonesia has urged its partner countries to remove tariff barriers that have curbed international trade from reaching its potential.