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Jokowi Opens Asia-Africa Leaders Meeting

22 April 2015 13:08 WIB

Presiden Indonesia, Joko Widodo memberikan sambutan pada acara pembukaan Konfrensi Tingkat Tinggi Asia Afrika di Jakarta, 22 April 2015. Jokowi mengatakan masa depan dunia ada di tangan bangsa Asia-Afrika. AP/Achmad Ibrahim

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo, as the host of a series of events for the 60th commemoration of the Asia-Africa Conference (AAC) greeted dignitaries and delegates from 105 Asian and African countries, 15 observer countries and 17 international organizations.

President Jokowi officially opened the Asian African Leaders’ Meeting at 09:45am Western Indonesia Time on April 22, 2015, recalling the events of the first conference sixty years ago and remarking that the challenges and struggle faced by the Asian and the African nations are not yet resolved.

Under the banner of, "Strengthening South-South Cooperation to Promote World Peace and Prosperity," Jokowi highlighted the plight of Palestine and the need for a new collective economic structure to support the struggle for stability and equality on both continents. World leaders and delegates aim to share experience, strengthen partnerships and discuss strategies to overcome challenges and boost economic development through stronger South-South cooperation.

MAHINDA ARKYASA



Indonesia Reaps Benefits from AAC Event

26 April 2015

Indonesia Reaps Benefits from AAC Event

The 60th Anniversary of the Asian-African Conference (AAC)
gave Indonesia advantages, starting from geopolitical until
economic aspects.


Indonesia, Iran Mull Oil Cooperation

23 April 2015

Indonesia, Iran Mull Oil Cooperation

Iran's Oil Minister will visit Indonesia in late May or June
to continue cooperation in the oil sector.


Indonesia, Singapore Step Up Corruption Eradication Cooperation

23 April 2015

Indonesia, Singapore Step Up Corruption Eradication Cooperation

President Jokowi meets with Singaporean PM Lee Hsien Loong to
discuss various issues including development program.


Jokowi Discusses Investment with Swazi King

23 April 2015

Jokowi Discusses Investment with Swazi King

The Swazi King invited a team from Indonesia to the country
to observe possible investment in the country's mining
sector.


Jokowi Calls on Asian-African Countries to Ditch IMF, World Bank

23 April 2015

Jokowi Calls on Asian-African Countries to Ditch IMF, World Bank

There are other sources of foreign debts, an economist says.


South Sulawesi Governor Invites Swiss Economic Minister to Toraja

23 April 2015

South Sulawesi Governor Invites Swiss Economic Minister to Toraja

South Sulawesi Governor Syahrul Yasin Limpo eyes tourism
cooperation with Switzerland.


Private Companies Offer Smart City Equipment to AAC Mayors

23 April 2015

Private Companies Offer Smart City Equipment to AAC Mayors

A group of private companies have offered mayors of Asian-
African countries a string of devices that facilitate the
smart city concept.


China Offers Funding for Bullet Train Project

23 April 2015

China Offers Funding for Bullet Train Project

China also plans to invest in the management of the train's
operation, says State Enterprises Minister Rini Soemarno.


Indonesia, Myanmar, UNDP Discuss Partnership

22 April 2015

Indonesia, Myanmar, UNDP Discuss Partnership

Indonesia, Myanmar, and the UNDP have agreed to establish a
mutual partnership that will help both countries to achieve
its development goals.


Brewery Laments Alcohol Ban at WEF-EA: Minister

22 April 2015

Brewery Laments Alcohol Ban at WEF-EA: Minister

Dutch company Heineken, the largest shareholder of national
brewery PT Multi Bintang, says it will incur losses worth Rp
1 trillion from the ban.