Endgame with Gita Wirjawan - Arif Havas Oegroseno: Laut dan Pesisir - Jati Diri Indonesia yang Sejati
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Indonesia is a great a great a great an example.
I'll give an example.
Forang, if you're doing for a
ponderangang, can,
unung two, right?
Now, then there's a boon, there's a swallown,
there's, there's, there's awan, there.
There's a songynawana, not a lot, can.
Yeah, right.
That's a negatim, and agraris.
Ben-er.
This many of not sadar.
When we're on, we're decad.
We're just a decade, we're from
But we're not
from colonialization
because international law
that is international law that is international
the internationality of the panjubljana.
We're,
before Belanda,
yeah, before colonization of the
we're not, we're very strong.
They're going to
find product of the
plantia, which is
spices, agro-industry,
It's done in Indonesia.
Hello,
I'm here today.
We're in a good time
back to beaughas
Ugroseno,
as I'moakil
MENTRI,
Lournegri,
Republic Indonesia.
Bro, Hafas, thank you
very.
Yes,
same,
thank you.
I want to
talk about
about the
life,
L'U,
Chil,
where,
to get Pueue
and then,
to Dipponegoro,
and then
Harvard.
I'm
I'm
I'm
I'm back
um
ashm
SD SMP
SMA
municipality
Semarang
but
the
dad is
from
Kepumann
I'm
from
Surabaya
they're
they're
in UGM
then
then we
all stay in
Samarang
that
the
Pemda
Pemannesi
PNES in the area, so we're just, weas
just the other than us in outskirts,
that's the samearang, it's the water,
so I'm playing it in the swamahed,
in the water, man and if you know, in the swingy.
And if the plazard of biology, SMB, I don't even
I'm not so much, I'm just going to doggisken to try ular
in, in, in the, in the swah or in the sungue.
To pluratin, for practicum, for kodok, that fast-a-dha-a-gut-a-h-h-hawah,
so I'm going to bea-u-sah-a-lars-d, to bea-plas-d-d-lash-as-d-a-pah-kawak to school.
Because, yeah, past-pas-an, when it was-a-st-a-old-a.
So,
I still,
I'm still
from the same
I'm from the way that's
blue, we're
drop in the room Eang,
then they're
working, and then they
did work at home,
that I'm, I'm
to, I'm,
while I'm, while
brought thermos
asylene.
I'm in
I'm in school.
The termos
the color color of
the listarry.
Five pera.
I'm not even though.
Shalmae, five bichy, two of five per centaur, from the 70s.
So, okay.
So, okay, yeah, so on.
Leyen, yeah, I'm going to, I'm going to buy.
I'm going to buy the oilingia.
That's, you know, from, um, what, uh,
uh, perusiaan, the time of the termination Eyang.
Yeah, uh, usahlein, usah, a becha, so.
So, so to go to the secalah, sometimes,
sometimes, na' tucac, tullusation,
Lestari.
Cicca
Lus Lus Luskirin,
the person that's
Lestari
also.
But that
give me
confidence
from from
the small
money
to do you
have to
there,
from the
business
and even
even though
the margin
maybe
who had
also
there's
there
yeah
but that
but it
even
even
even
didjjian
mandir
with
my
Ibu.
The power is very strong.
The other than the other than the armarhum.
Mom, it, worked, in the industry, apothekker, from UGM.
Aya, at the Pemnedah.
Yeah, two-day, two-day, yeah, two-day-day-upon-purnedikan
that's good, and also, and also,
that's
that's had to have you've got to
after I wasa.
Trenata,
I was from little,
I was living in
the world
that's
the woman
her work
all.
The mother
from the
dad in
Kepumen
that he
was a room
and
the time.
The same kind
he's carcum,
he's around
the country
with a
spedda
and then
the mother
also
you're in the mailman,
that's not the people,
ma'amah, that's work,
then the other, adi-adikina,
the mom, who's, too,
work.
So, from the case,
I'm even looking,
maybe I'm not
long-ung, yeah,
there emancipation,
that equality
in,
in the,
in the,
uh,
bekerja,
between the woman,
that's,
that's not,
sadal,
that,
to induce by,
practice that
around the people around
about about you?
If you're about about?
I'm going to make sure.
He's the way that.
Yeah,
it's like to plea.
So, so
it's,
but say,
it's the same,
the wordin,
yeah, like rotan,
so.
So,
if not,
not,
yeah,
to getjejejeer,
that,
then,
then,
then,
then,
I've got to doodoo.
I'm always
always
um,
what's the time
the other than
she,
not too
so.
So,
math,
it was very
important for her.
So that's
that's the
,
be,
be ajarackan
that way
that,
even when I
want to
say,
I'm going to
get
biter-a-amats, I,
then.
And,
to be pornography.
Yeah.
I'mal.
Facultas-sucum
I'm not even though.
Huh?
Why?
So, because of the
because
because,
because,
not,
because this
I'm,
so I don't know
yeah,
the,
you know,
the,
you know,
but at my time,
that,
when,
at sema,
I,
did,
yeah,
we,
we're,
there,
I'm
what's
at least
I'm like that's
more people more
better than I'm
maybe more than
I'm going to
have been
planning
life,
so that
yeah
when you
first in
the
yeah
yeah
there's
there
so
so
so
faculty
economy
undip
facultas
hukuk
undip
because
then you
can do
do you can
do
we can
we'll
we
we'll
we
we
politic,
the undip,
um,
and economy,
but majority of the
people,
when not
economy,
political,
so,
when I was
seeing the
public,
I'm not
get to be
that's
economy, I'm
not too
too.
Too,
no,
not,
not did
get riddening
in UGM,
not
get paid,
not term,
I'm,
I'm not
get taken,
I'm,
I'm
getting
some
stuff,
I'm,
I'ma.
I remember five.
He'd be able to say,
this time.
This is why,
you know,
because you're going to be
through the Fulat's Fulcum?
Oh, yeah.
Back back.
Campus again.
Oh,
I'm going to be taken.
So,
it'sasar.
That.
Aso,
Undip,
can?
Asu,
Und,
I'm privileged.
Because...
Yeah,
Not that's a lot of the Knaz.
Because one of one
one of the Ullahna,
it's,
he was a friend of
organization Karate.
Mentan-Mentry.
Yeah, so, yeah,
so, yeah,
so if I'm notal,
yeah, so...
So, I'm notal,
really.
You're not at all?
Oh, no.
So the yearnesee B, so.
So, if you know, if I'm not sure,
I'm going to say,
I'm going to be,
1.9.
P.
Last year.
Semester the two.
But if you,
correlation, that,
to Karer.
Semester the two,
IP's,
if not wrong,
got,
got,
that's all,
you know,
Marha,
Ma'amoladi,
can.
Nankal,
no.
That's,
badung-mug-
-a-
in,
what,
what,
the,
what,
the,
did,
the,
,
to get,
,
by,
You've got to say, because you've got to make up.
No, you know, you're going to be able to make sure.
It's a semester three, four to a zero.
Asick.
So, six, four tomm.
Oh, so much.
Master of the five, two.
Onester the second from the situation.
If you were, if you're going to be mara, I guess,
belechers, if not, not leger.
And so on the 3rd
and then after 3rdasal,
we have to specialization what,
that's being on, we're being on,
we're abysa, at that time, can,
yeah, life without planning, like,
we're, we must have to be what,
and, and discussion with the friends,
there's one tabang that
not many who's not many who amil,
that, because there's a factor,
other than the book is
this isa
English. Dossain
Dossainterbang
Professor Budi and Professor
Kuhlman
from U-PAT and from U.I.
It's just a single one
so, the isulani the
DOSA who
they were going to
go and then they,
but they're going to
so, it's,
so it's,
I'm going to lookin'nationally this.
Yeah.
Oh, oh, oh,
than that's wrong with that's
it's just about that.
So,
so we'll learn to doorm international
that was the
attraction,
that was,
and when
that was
there,
they were
on
DBS,
direct broadcasting
satellite.
So,
many
people,
rammer,
make satellite,
yeah,
can,
using satellite
as
with a suburb communication.
So if you recall,
palapa, right?
So those were the time,
launching palapar.
But there's one
tantal
that's notarantan
hucum.
That's satellite
that's bentonial.
So if
the country
like Indonesia,
he'd
want to knowerkan
to get
to Indonesia
with a
model of
the model,
to Malaysia, to
get to
legal implications,
or vice versa.
That's just
So it's a legal topic that's really
interesting
So I'm about the sea
Not so much law of the sea
So much, um,
so general
international law
Then then specifically
And the Hucumudera
Because that's exotic, yeah
There's many people
Uhle of Wondara
That even now
I don't know, I'm going to put in again
but not
I think we're not much
I guess
and referentsy
we're in
McGill University
in Canada
that's
experting there
so that's
international
lullus
so with
specialization
of the
kumudera
yeah
and
in 2008
6
I'm
then
then
then
then
then
then
so
so
Want to where?
You know, so.
So, so that's going to comment you,
no.
No, so I'm going to apply.
I mean, I'll just
I'd write to
about 100
in Jakarta,
right?
Take,
when they're
to get,
the right,
that's,
that's,
that's,
that's
two.
One,
one,
the business
logistics
in Jakarta,
one
like Caltechs.
Okay.
And in Caltechs, too, wavansara in Jakarta.
They were quite happy.
And then,
they were waulderahe.
Okay.
Now, problem is,
they're,
they want to work
in Caltex,
but in Rumbai,
to go unruisie,
from
their work asing.
I'm not going to.
I don't know.
I'm not going to do you know what I'm going to doomsy.
So,
so I'm notola.
But,
salary-wise,
I was making it,
two-juta, three-juta,
yeah.
Two-jutor-t, three-jut-tah.
In fact,
year,
yeah,
year,
that's big-old,
yeah,
that's nine-two,
two-coma-tou,
yeah, so that's a lot of money,
that's a lot of money,
that.
In Sumatra,
while
while while
he gives us
yeah,
yeah,
I give you
time about
two months
to decide
and
when that
it was
fancy
because
from
from
Rumbai
we,
we know
we can't
take the
private jet
now,
we're doing
people
people
yeah,
in the
year
in 80
nine
So I've done that.
I've done that.
So this was long time, I'm going to.
Now, then we're going to, I'm deciding,
while I'm deciding,
while I'm deciding,
if I'm going to be,
yeah, can't, try with friends,
gomobrol, gout,
I'm going to,
I see in Majela Dinding,
in the Faculty of Hucum,
there's been a PRL,
program, right now,
the Department of the world
with the same.
And with the firsteratting
administration
about 25
persaratan, like to
that.
Dachari
people who are
yeah,
that's,
that's,
because,
soot this,
soot this,
soot this is,
soot in front
moumumann
, while
bachel,
while grundle,
that what,
what,
the department,
this,
the,
And in the back there's more than you later, you're down there's daftaraja,
I'm going to be.
This is, bro.
I don't have to have got to be it.
There's been a lot of the R.T.
L.W.S. Too much, I said.
I said, because of the time from from the faculty of the law,
Faculty of the Economics, and FISIP, to include
Bavancara because of bauvincera
because of bauldutte up to date.
Wow.
From Jakarta,
the campus.
And,
and the next thing,
they'll be able to dolewantara.
Sementary,
I'm going to dolewantara,
there's not.
Oh,
that's the demand
there, there's supply.
Yeah.
So,
so,
that besotally, well-up, you know, well-ad-a-bishop
the discussion, you know, about two ambassadors
and Ambassador, Pat Dubais Islamat-Kournamo,
and Pardubes-Bahmah, bin Hadirja.
I'm asking us, I'm asking us,
I'm asking, that's why we're asking,
motivation, yeah, we want to abdi-negade the country,
that's right?
I was that's about that's about that's about that's about
sorry, if you're not there's probably, you're not,
do you know, I know, yeah, yeah,
yeah, you're doing capacity.
Yeah, crossing in life, you never know.
Wow.
Yeah.
Consequential.
It's very consequential.
From gomel in the front of major dinding,
that's there's prohuladi, who actually,
Iwantara
and
goate through through through
until after
it's just to remember
and there are
two surat
and I'm sorry
I'm concerned
what you
perdebat can
with the
people who
so
so that
was still
still still
time time
we're
time
and we're
we're always
we're
we're puttanking
argumentation
we're
that
that I'm
that
which of course
very stupid
and I
think I
the
people
the dubous
that
the Duttaan, that's the statement's not
good good. So,
so you're not, pa,
motivation. Yeah, if I'm going to
be able to be, pa,
the way of the United States, I'm going to beaumor-timur,
because I'm in terms of all.
I'm not going to.
You know what?
Yeah, I said what, ma'am, ma'am.
So that was the story.
The balls, no brains.
Yes.
Right.
Yeah.
Yeah, I'm not so sure,
yeah.
I'm not so sure, too, yeah.
Also, there's one who's
still that,
but, after it's been
it,
then, it's been,
then,
there's two
surat,
one of the Kaltex asking
yes or no,
that's,
that's,
it's,
the Department of
the other
country.
And,
when the consultations
with
the,
people,
They have they're
Asawebatea
Asa, I'm saying,
you're like, Re, Le,
that's,
you're going to get back.
That's like,
if you're going to
be able to be it,
that's when a job,
you're not,
you know,
this one of the
other-negrie.
That's,
so,
Moms are always right.
Yeah, so
I follow
Mams' advice.
So,
So you turned out okay, man.
That's goodlyla.
Then you're going to beaugh-lawful-lawful.
Well, actually.
I was in L'Apon-6, right.
I'm going to go ahead and then.
Then, out-negris.
To Harvard,
baru, 91.
Yeah.
Lus 9-2, yeah?
That's also another story.
Now, how about?
Yeah, because when, you know,
when at campus,
what's the campus,
what's down, yeah?
Climate change, bro.
So, there's one
matter of the class
key for school
out of the language,
the language,
I'm going to beaicrous.
I'm going to day.
Lullo,
I applied to Harvard,
right?
He'd say,
what is wrong with you?
you have D&E.
You dare to apply to Harvard Law School.
They're not saying.
So,
argumentation of my sister-in,
because I got to make a program
from KMQU.
And before weavancara,
if now, it's different,
if you're going to go.
If you're going to go to Ivy League
or any university,
you write a some
paper, like,
Gacy.
Yeah.
Well, they're coming.
Recruitter, too, that's
still,
sometimes.
Not even,
sometimes,
yeah.
So they came to
Jakarta,
that KMQ,
P.
P.
P.
When that,
Dore,
Kee,
we're going to
school in
course in
English,
and my total
was
647.
Oh, great.
So I argue, yeah, but now 647, so I'm willing to work very hard.
Oh, that's the time I'm more or less.
Just trying to settle myself, right?
Yeah.
So.
Masso.
Masso.
I got accepted in Harvard and Columbia.
Yale, the lot of application.
That's it.
Why, Harvard,
Columbia?
Yeah, it's the best law school in the world.
At least at that time.
It's less to say.
Now,
I mean, the other thing,
I'm going to say.
Okay.
And then,
that pivot to ocean is what?
So,
so, so,
so when did secdily,
when you, in school,
there's two people that really inspired me.
That I can't say they're as a
ideological father and mother.
So, Pa Hashem, Sam, Samuetti.
I see.
Yeah.
Pa As a, what, what,
the negotiator, is a living negotiator.
that was close yeah yeah that's about the mahtar there's has some goody
but from the city of the same isaacadamii there's there propheti august in unpart so
belio belio it's made umbericum in secdilu peddickan so i was so inspired
because
what they're
it's quite shocking
from the law of the
and also
our identity as a nation
because
because there's
I'm looking that
Indonesia is
a country
maritime
that agraris
so
so
we're
we're
we
we're actually
before Belanda
yeah
Before colonialism of the United, we're in the world, we're in a lot of your podcast,
Ahali, Macea Phaite, if not the wrong, it's...
Harold van der Leyen.
Yeah, so he's been able to,
belio, there's only bribute, that in Majapite, they can't make sure,
the carapal, and even in the world maritime, and even,
and even this needs to be checked.
There research that's not going to say that,
the capal capal our
by the carapal
by the same
but this is some
discussion
but still speculative
yeah
but in any case
this is
one of the
and another evidence
that there is
in Borough Budur
can
what name
the pathan
capal that
which
is a record
of our history
but
But in Jajah, they were the Jazeera, they're in fact that's
spices. And after they fully control Indonesia, not only spices,
sawhid, coffee, cacao, that's all. Palakou. That's all. Palak, that's all.
Sohout, foreign products,
not as well asphraika.
Right from Africa, from Latin America.
So,
so in industrial, agro-industry,
it's done in Indonesia.
So at that time,
the name name,
the land, or the plabuan,
only tools to export.
That's it.
Yeah.
So that's it.
Yeah.
So, that's it.
developed
the
the world
if we can
if we can
let's like
again
after the
time
it was in
the same
the way
so as well
the land
so that
there
and then it
goes to
educations
yeah
can
school
school
school
school
school
school
SMK
Pertan
that
that
it's
more
than
SMK
or
school
the
even if you go higher
vocation
if you go to university as well
program program
that there
but not
so massive
that
expansion
plabuan
also
also
before you're
not
the number
the number
what 3 million or so
Summlae
the petanee
over 30,000
over 30 million.
So that's about 40 million.
Exactly.
But either way, it's in that number,
right?
If you're not.
And,
also there's some some
perception,
yeah,
that's the
hard,
so hard,
so hard,
risky.
In the data,
not.
In the water,
it's not.
Plus, of course, many mythos, can, in the
the lot of the other than there's also many
myths that are in, which actually is true if you look at the
event the Greek mythology.
There is also the myth coming from the ocean.
And then the so-called history of the Atlantis.
All these different things around the world.
This is it going to make up to make a paradigm?
Yeah, yeah, very much.
Because this link very much
with Submah Moodah.
Because if we look,
because if we're looking, we're going to,
Yeah, different ethnicity, different religions, different kingdoms,
and sultans, you know, when before meredica, that's
many elements elements in our country we're, that,
which, yeah, which, yeah, the uniting factor is, only one, the Jeeja, Belanda.
And even if you look at the fundamental principles of international law,
the real estate of the waylaiator,
the way of Indonesia that is the way of Indonesia
that is by the law enforcement international,
the name is principle uti posidateous juris,
which is,
the jajah,
mawakily
the Jazeachianne.
So,
by international law
is like that.
So,
one of
the people
in terms of
territory,
the law,
international.
But in terms
of psychology,
identity,
yeah,
subh,
and subhap
young,
if we look
very careful,
from the same
umpahsumpahed
like that's
inundasia
it's the least spoken language
which is the word
people jahua
like we are humbled
we have to be humbled
to learn new language
because I see see in many countries
that majority language
to not want if it's not
made jadegation language
the second majority
And the majority
that majority
that's about
not don't
they have
problems
internally because of
language for instance
then what's
interesting
the second
is
the land
air
one
this is a
very strong
geopolitical
thinking
even at that time
so
so
so we're
so
so we're looking
the latest
book
we are the prison of geography.
It was true.
But our founding father
knew it in early 1900s.
Very visionary.
Now, this is actually
gave me
a different way of thinking
on how we should work on the ocean issue.
So, so there
phase
that
yeah,
first
I would say,
the proclamation
is
the Bermuda
we proclaim
our identity
yeah,
right,
language,
yeah,
kind,
lingua franca,
geostrategic,
geopolitical
thinking,
and
then,
if you look
very carefully,
yeah,
we are
the,
without necessarily defining what it is.
That's interesting.
Yeah,
we're not Jawa,
not,
Bha, not, not,
Bata, we're Basta,
we're in Basta,
which is back.
Now, this, again,
it's an identity
that's a,
identity that's the first proclamation.
Second one, of course,
December Augustus,
1945,
and the third one,
at the concept
the world of the world
it's not even though
the national
and this is not sadar
because
when we're decad
in 2005
we're even
from Belanda
over hundreds of years
colonization but we
we're decal
from colonialization
of humanational
because international law
that's international law
international law
undergras
unclos
one,
unclosed two
was basically
decided by them
Right
right
year.
But Juanda
Juanda,
declarations
in 2005
was
inspired
by
who?
So,
Juanda and
Janda's
either?
Jolla and
Pemikipedia
people
So that's the
So that's
People are the
Fromerousalant
Um,
they're in a while
When I'm sorry
Pantingi
Pummibin Republic
That's
Ones
There's Kappal Asi
Drente
Because of the
It was
It's a
Mille
Yeah
So it
So it
Lewate
Provacation
Buthallaa Jaya,
So that's about
There's a lot of the name.
There's a lot of the name.
I don't exactly know the name
but interline's ocean
this is because he brought weapons
smuggling weapons
So, so we're seeing
that okay we're in Rhinelanda
we fought very hard
But the sea, they're still there.
And the jayahs
that's still there.
Yeah.
Now, if all the water
now, if we're still
the power of the world,
yeah.
Sose.
Yeah, Sese, APE, that.
Now,
then, we're,
we've actually,
there's team,
name name is.
Team,
there's a continent.
Gatwana,
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
that'sh
Mr. Rhetteh
Minta
and Mr. Mh
can't
be able tootot
not
lawyant didotop?
Yeah,
not can't
the law
international
not can't
be that
the way,
Rol Salleh
you're not
Mooda,
you know,
thinkeran's like
that.
If you were
when when
17th of 45
that,
you,
the program
as I'm sorry
that,
It's actually.
It's true.
You know, you know,
you know,
but you're going to be able to be able to be able.
But it's
long until in 2008-2,
how much?
Now,
because all the big powers
that it's
that's
that
the concept
or perficir
Hugo de Groot,
Hugoius,
that I'm not in Europea
I'm not even though
because of the world of the crude
because of the legal colonial
he's a young lawyer
lawyer of VOC
that's the lawyer
that by VOC
who made uprookin
so much
wrong
yeah
yeah
yeah
and then
English
was that
that was puttook
that
So,
I'm the
I'maughasal out of the
so you can't
the world
and the
Landa
said,
well,
that's
it's open
so
not
can't
the
countries that
can't
from
from navigation
to live
there's
so that was
the
legal
conceptualization
of freedom
navigation
that
That's to colonization.
So industry, technology, percapalance that's
that's a certain tool.
It's a good thing.
So that's, that's how it's done.
Exactly.
Yeah.
So that's that's how it's done.
Now, uh, it's,
it's,
it's not even got to
so when we're,
yeah, can,
with,
uh,
and,
uh,
that's out of the port out of the top,
the top of the world's,
all the big powers, too,
marra, all the big powers, to marra,
America, the United States,
America, the English, Australia,
and they're not being
that's illegal.
So, it's not able to do you
not even if you're not going to be
law, you know, to the government
international.
And this gives me an inspiration
that our founding fathers
in the Uphiqqq,
Kareh, right,
al-huegum lawyotnautist
just one,
Pah, Pah, Mhurtar,
that's brawny.
So if you
pause a little bit,
yeah.
It was unbelievable.
Not bad.
Not bad.
Yeah, right?
Mm, that's great.
Mm, great.
Just one lawyer,
international lawyer.
Gilly.
Yeah, can.
fought the whole world
the whole world.
Yeah.
Yeah, right?
Forty-five meredica.
And that's not,
multi-polarity.
No, no, no other.
Wow.
And then,
there's,
uh,
there's no power
in the world,
same again.
Uh-huh.
Uh-huh.
You're another law.
Okay.
Cool.
So if I've got to have, we're not-it-it-a-lawful,
because the power of the military we're not, right?
Right, right.
Right.
I don't make a bamboo.
So I think people need to keep revisiting our history, yeah.
So, in front you, duration that's long as 5-7 to 8-2 to 1-12,
until UNCLOS 3.
It's because of minimalism
energy, yeah, that's
that's really,
the sameagued.
Yeah, better.
And, what,
name is, if I'm the record,
that's also
there's a lot and
almost bad,
yeah, give up.
Yeah, the first 10 years,
not much,
not much, can.
Yeah.
Yeah, like,
guresin Gaza,
maybe you to PBB,
yeah,
in VETO you,
and DECA,
yeah.
Yeah.
So,
57
decaration,
yeah,
yeah,
then,
preparation,
in 60,
that's
started,
negotiations in
Geneva,
all the way,
to be
82.
Yeah,
so a marathon
negotiations.
25,
yeah,
yeah,
that's,
that's,
that's,
yeah,
yeah.
Yeah,
yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Hashim and butetti,
isia about about 50-a-hast.
He's still more than.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Passi-assim still muda.
Pamutar also,
hands-on,
him.
There's been,
there's a,
Panhuro,
also.
So,
what,
yeah,
delegations,
can come-in-go
many,
but the corpick-ne-you-
part-the-cuit-out-
so it's,
and,
and if you want to pause yourself a little bit,
with
with the sameo-internian,
the concept of the world
national,
Indonesia,
it's been a little bit of
three-khaled.
Three-kleaped.
We thought a single bulletin.
Yeah.
Top.
Negotiations.
Top.
Yeah.
From two-juta-an kilometer per-segue
to 8 million.
Yeah.
So, it's a...
Yeah.
And then,
uh,
uh,
uh,
that I've got to learn the technique that's how much.
Now, that's technique.
Penediction, bro.
Yeah, of course.
But the IP,
you don't 1.5,
that's a little bit of that.
So,
so.
So,
the
I'm agummi,
yeah,
visionary,
right.
But again,
vision without action
is hallucination.
Right.
Yeah,
right.
Yeah,
Many people make a vision but there's
I'm piqui. I've been
too bhaven like that.
Visions too much
but executions do, do, do you know.
So, so in terms of you said,
education, training good people,
how to argue,
you know, and how to argue,
very good arguments,
and in the context
in-in-mugue
international,
argument,
but
but more
but more than
but also
and we make arientation
the other
the world of the
people who are
Indonesia
Fiji
Nagara
America Latin
Samata Pacific countries
Neger and Africa
Timur
Philippines
So we're alienation
But what's
but what's interesting
is there
the other
that's not too
the world
that's about
not too much
because they're
they're not
continental
country like
Chile,
like it.
But they're
concentrated with
Minta CTE
500 mil
that there
again who
Minta
LATRitorial
100 mil
Now
I'm
I'm
I'm asking
with
P.
Asim
Mottar
when they can
also be able to
there.
So,
we're just
we're just
we're just
let them fight
I see
who knows
we get it
so
we're
we're
we
told them
we sympathize
at the end
when we are
going to
vote we will
vote for you
but
fight it
so
so
we can
get
extra
bonus
we can
never
We have we have ZTA
200 mil
We have done us in the same way
We're not
We're doing
We're doing 200 mil
Ladas Continent
Samppeak
50
Other people
But we're
We're getting
200
Plus
Because we
We have
We have been
HACs
50
For Rondinand
Special Economic
Zone
Not Rardous
Continent
I see
So
So
So,
So
So
We're
We've been
BB
that there
there's sedentation
all the way
200 plus
so I was the lead
and we're
we're actually
we're there
we have
there's
continent
in the baratia
in the barathe
sebesar
Ulomadur
Wow
so
so
so
ten
five five
ligitin
so
we've got to do you.
well done, I'm going to get back way
to the penidiccuit. You can't go on the penidiccan
this, this is the channel
penidiccany.
Selam or as
as menacing set up
the abat the 15,
that's kind of 30 to 140
of which
people
of which
about Hes75,
about Asia Tengara.
Asiatic, this, can population
700 million.
Yeah.
Which, which is 9%
from population of the
population of the world.
But,
the number of books
about Asia Tengara,
it's just 0.2%
from the total
book who
republication.
This is,
I'm garis
to bowie point,
though.
that we're not we're
we're not
we're not
storytelling
and yeah
to be storytelling
you have been
pediccan
yeah
now this
now this
well I'm
think I'm
I'm gonna be
we're gonna becust
we're communication
and
and
bebushed
and perciutto
succour
because
pergars and
bebansha
and berpacaban
And then
if we're
if we're about 5
yeah,
we're going to
to make the marginal productivity
so that we can
be able to rank in the line
this,
this,
it's not much,
we need,
product stemm-ne
we can't
produce 250,000
to 300,000
S-1
stem
But if
if the demographies,
20 to 40%
from the population,
this is to poppa
with stem.
Yeah, 20%
just from 180
million
to,
around more than 50 million.
You,
if only can
produce 250,000
stamp,
every time,
you need
200 years.
Yeah.
How many,
bro,
to make-buck-
storyteller,
a product
that's about
product-and-it-a-lottan
and it's stem
yeah-can
and making-catt-productivitist
so,
the Pemberdaian
or lautan this
for the penningan
activity economy
more than
protein and
kestraan and secreta-an
and secalan
yeah,
yeah, well,
marine science,
if we can look
in Indonesia,
also not so much even
agricultural science or any other
I can
in the landau
regional and global
that's been long. But
this is not only the problem
we'll discuss
the education in general, and I'll
specifically on marine science
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, I'm going to be in Nis, that's he, yeah,
professor's yeah, hey, how are you, that?
Gettimore, get to see you, yeah, so, yeah, so, yeah,
yeah, so, yeah, what, yeah, what, numbering, yeah, what,
column, yeah, it, the, comepunner, that, it's a bit,
in international litigation
on law of the sea
yeah, yeah, or
anything, anything, implementation of unclosed
that, yeah,
lawyers, in the world,
international lawyer who's
lawyer whocum law,
20, 25, that's it,
as opposed to
arbitration, or
any other legal aspect,
So there
Sohuisian
in the world of the same time
Paris Agreement. Paras Agreement is
a one agreement that's one
that's one
but the ocean only
only one
and that's
in preamble
we had
we made some
the country of
Indonesia, Fiji
there are four
don't at least
referencei
so maybe
two or two
in operational
the other than
the other than
operational
paragraph
so there
there basis
of the
national for
countries
that
is making
medication
adaptation or
any activity
on ocean
that
that's
the climate
change or
can
make
more
the climate change
not
I'm
from negotiator, because
because I'm sure that's
objective majority of negotiator
Paris Agreement, it's terrestrial
all. They're expert in forestry,
expert in the
landaambut, expert
in what name
the pohon,
those type of science
that, which,
which, marine science, ocean science,
too, very small.
That's the problem
But I cannot accept it
Is it's not even though?
Is it by the endil
To cop to the
Tov to the front?
Yeah
Baru lately
So there's a
agenda
that's the
The mainstreaming of
Ocean in Paris Agreement
It's weird
Hmm
80% of Earth
It's ocean
why you mainstream
the majority in the minority
but we're justa
we're nother, yeah, yeah, yeah,
it's okay, at least now we have a
platform to discuss it, and
this, and this,
confirm
from, from, from,
from, the discussion we're coming in this,
everybody,
from the World Bank,
investor, NGO,
government,
the least funded
is SDG-S-S-D-G-14
life below-water
who manage our oceans
is the least-funded
There's the ratioing
There's a gap
Kekuranga
$175 billion
annually
newly.
The costoanus, actually, around $200 billion.
So it means, just this 25 pera.
Massey could run.
175 perils.
Not it's not intuance.
The terrestrial,
how far is not terrestrial?
Terrestrial that's real
that's day chanciccan
in the past
agreement, 300 billion.
They're,
the country bebeung
bintang, bittance,
$1.5 trillion.
Nagara Maju says, I'll give you, okay, I'm going to be like that's
the discussion of COP is 1.5, 1.2, whatever number they throw is for terrestrial.
SDG 14 is simply not discussed.
So, so, um, so, um, so, um, um, discusses.
Yeah, yeah, we have to find some financing.
not want to private sector.
So, in that context, our marine scientists,
has to expand to be able to explain to the investor
that these are program that we can come and invest.
this is a lot of investment is justerhan.
Investor invests to capal.
Okay,
the carpal,
the size of the carpal not too big
long line fishing,
tuna specifically,
they have had a lot specific
that to control,
where there
he can't
certifications
that they're used
that's available
not by the law
but it's like long line
or by handline
line
yeah, then
the,
the abel it's
where
who's the rights
how you're going to
this,
this,
can't be sold
in market
with premium price
because sustainability
caught,
but
but basically
like this is like in the other
that's like that blue carbon
that's black carbon
but sometimes
they don't even know what it is
sounds fancy
no
yeah
right
basically
we have discussed
mangrove before
yeah
I want deep d'all
sea grass
sea marses
yeah
so this
So this is a ecosystem
this is a different
biodeveteries and
sequestration capacity is
different and this needs
experts
so that's yeah
I agree with you
so stamp this is for us also
for us also stamp that link
with our resources
that in nature.
I'm sorry.
It's important to have that kind of alignment,
because,
because, you know, same the stamp is stem,
making mobile.
Yeah, okay, I mean,
but the German made already good cars.
And the Chinese.
In the Chinese, so why don't we use our niche?
like, like, like, like,
yeah, like,
yeah, like you guys,
can't make a busawatt
that's,
and boy, what,
what's doing?
So, so,
yeah,
stemmed now.
There's still,
there's specific,
from China.
Yeah,
that's why,
it's why our
stamp,
too,
it's like,
to be able to
make the battery or
component,
that,
but I think
more and most
important to the
The system that ocean.
That's important.
At the Stanford, there's
Ocean Studies.
Ah, okay.
Department of Ocean Studies.
Yeah.
That's, we're focused very,
and many much to Bluefoot.
But I'm going to look at,
a lot of gliss,
if you look at 88%
from the capital-Rumatanga
in Indonesia,
yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
93% from
electorate,
not have had been
S-1.
Yeah.
So, it's,
how much how much
how much disrupal
it's up to be around
talk about how much
to go to be in the school
because if you're in
room to come upah
room tanga
but in school
guru is up in
around 20 to 200
siswa
scalability is more
more than you
but if you
not invest in guru
the gajy yeah
Gajun in Malaysia,000 and
$1,000,000,000 per-bun.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
And
have investation in the guru.
I, that, I think,
if we're making,
if we're making
experiment idea,
yeah,
gaji in just
$40,000
guru,
100,000 guru
there.
There are 3,
we're,
we're not,
we're gunggut,
but we're
recruit guru-baru-baru
new
$1 trillion per
$40 million per
per year.
$12 billion
$48 trillion.
Angeran
$500 trillion.
Yeah, yeah.
Now, we can
convalesying,
with
Peningatown
per capita
chastraan,
Peningatan
peckaan
to the
water and
and everything.
Yeah.
That,
that's not
if I'm
that,
like,
And
agate
like that's quite
we're more than
250 to 300,000
situations with
time. What else?
If we're more
focus to be
about
to beaute,
how that, bro?
Yeah,
well,
not want to
see, yeah,
the manpower
the teachers
themselves,
because,
because,
to be what's about what's
what I'ma-court ideology
that's just because
if we're even if we're looking
technology that's
tools
curriculum
also depending on the
example
in example
in a traditional to
people in Indonesia
before 10 years ago
if to 10 years ago
if you're doing
for the
picture you can
gambar it can
It's just like,
It's a little,
There's a little bit more than
There's swamination, there's
There's awanourn't,
There's, there's,
There's, right.
Yeah,
Bener.
That's the
Maritim that's
Bener, bro.
Yeah?
Wow.
That's always
It's putter, too,
narrasiness.
Yeah.
If you're justurue
Gambar Pemandang,
the first
is the
land and the
yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Manaric.
Yeah.
So,
so it's been
of the way of thinking.
And I'm
you're you're
you're just over the
he's got to be
there's three tavern
yeah, in Amazon
at Kemen,
you know,
to be able to be
bro, so
to do you do
yeah,
but if they're
going to
gawr in Samedang
because the
people who are
there's going to
beelk too
but if you're
but if you're
being three
million to
get Kemen
you.
Fork to Amazon
but
but also
another other
again,
we,
we're
we're,
we're,
we're
I agree with you stym, but
but I'm not too much more than
one. Oh yeah, yeah.
This is zero sum.
I know, I know, I know.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, my own.
I know, yeah.
So, so, so,
uh,
not
allurelurelars
but in the whole lot of the
but in the German
the other people
the people
talent's where
okay
then Lema also
SMA also
then then he'll
then you're putt
then you're okay SMK
that this
which is this
and this genusiness
and in
the industry
chamber of German,
AHK, that's
that's under the same thing,
and certifications. There are 300 plus
profession plus curriculum.
At the same time, government
made the legal basis in a,
the rule of law, undang.
So,
the, that's, you know,
and quagipan,
and the
when they're the sameka
in the same kind of
but because of the game
clear, so that's 100%
because of SMK in German
is discerap in industry,
and so,
so this backbone of it,
I'll give you an example
I'll give you an example,
I go to one of the
one of a ship's one of the
he hasaacques, he has to be able to
pick upalam.
Cabal slam in German, to clasca by the time.
Not
not, not, not.
The German still use human.
Handcraft, yeah.
Yeah, handcraft, that.
Now, before the fabric,
the cabal of the,
right
that's up to
there's a
SMK
there's in the
same kind of
in the
property of
the car
I'm in
Stuttgart
to the
factory Mercedes
when it
comes to
the Mercedes
the back on
the school
school and
the SMK
so there
SMKs
the MILA
in the
BEDA
in the BADC
Automotive
that is in
the
building
So right, two-day class,
and then I'm sorry-bishop.
I'm sorry to work.
I'm going to SMK,
name's Dresden Chip Academy.
SMK,
especially for semi-conductor.
That,
he,
location there is there.
in the get it's
the good of the same say
decadent yeah
there's been there's been
bad badang yeah
there's
yeah
still in process
so in europea there
there are two
one in dresden
one again in Spain
they need
I think around 11,000 people
in Drescent a year
Drescent a year
Wow
Yeah, that's the CMK for chip academy, that's
workers, it's very lanku.
And, and I'm going to getaed at the instrument, Texas instrument,
right, in, uh, in the Kuhncunc,
it's, um,
the, um,
the cotain in Uttar Muncuncun and TTI,
there's
I think around 6,000
and the
the same time
twice as much as the whole 6,000 people
wow
is it too
amazing
workshop in
and from
and from 3,000
people
majority
SMK, technician
is itulahs
L'1, S2, BHD.
That's from BATHT.
That's from 1,000, majority of SMK.
Same, same, same, too.
So, majority of the S&K, that's in Padu, yeah?
Yeah, in Germany, that's,
Tadding, if you were not-bill-S-1.
Unda, you know, that's just that.
But, now, there's just to bea-dole-your-self.
If you're going to up-skele-your-self,
to
from the samek
the samek.
you want to upscale yourself
there's 1st,
almost, 2, S3, whatever,
but
majority
that's the way,
the shillan,
the same,
the same car.
Now,
this is something
that's quickly produce,
that I,
and I have to,
so,
so,
so,
because we're,
yeah,
because what we're,
yeah,
because what we
But now
industry
there's a lot of
a small number
ashmk
is 1
so.
So,
so,
but because
no job available
for example,
so he has to
compete with
SMK and
compete with
SMK and that
particular
set of
skill that
that's
but if you're
but if you're
by law
not want to have
to work
then I'm not asemk
so that's
then right
then right
then
probably will be
sassan an
answer and
if I'm
that's
that I'm
that
off taker that
natural
SMK
because
vocation
it's
very
it's essential
yeah
but it
also
also bebeckable
with
piece
Pisa.
Yes, yes, right?
Yes, yes.
We're number six-nine, if not so,
in 81-negara.
That's up.
Yeah, yeah.
So, that's supply for SMK or
yeah, if you're
if the impingan
multinational, if he wants
public,
data that they look at
the first is the pisae
Yeah,
yeah.
Singapore number one,
Tijuana number two,
Vietnam, now,
if you know,
that's the way to beaughan
to beaughan.
Yeah.
But,
but thesis
investaise,
investaise,
not absolutist.
It's,
when it's directionality.
If he's
better better
this day by the day
than day,
Lusa,
more than
the day than
the next week.
Mawksa.
He'll be able to do it.
Yeah,
yeah.
And,
and if we
know,
the time we're
To Landek perinkat
And then we farm
subscriptions
arms if they're
There's actually
actually
Whenst in Berlin
We're organized
discussion
a very deep discussion
With the semi-conductor
industry
I'm going to
Dresden
I go to Bavaria
I took from
with Bavaria chip alliance
then Bavarian
Chippe designer
Alliance
all the industry
I'm a group
sometimes one-on-one
but but
from the
end upland
we're doing
that one
one of a country
if you want
industry semiconductor
that there are
some element
yeah
yeah
yeah the first
what's very interesting is that's very interesting is how much?
You're going to make the size of what?
The question is,
if I'm going to ask,
if Indonesia, I'm going to make sure
that's how much?
My question is always replied with question.
Indonesia wants to make sure what?
And they're going to say that if you're going to make sure that if you're going to
to see size
the
the same no
no
not just
that's just
people are people
people
okay
now
you choose
size
that size
that
150
and it
was true
that it's
true
like Texas
instrument
that's
150
still
still
yeah
it's
still
because it
was to
it's like it
used to
it's like
for
it's used to
mobile
fuel, AC, remote control, TV.
So daily appliances, market is big.
And the surprising is all the chips
for military,
all of 4,000,
good-garedy, because for durability,
that's one, so, so, so.
T.S.M.C.
has made like that like that.
Yeah, he's the same for...
He's not too sophisticated.
Yeah.
then there factor
incentive
okay, you can provide
then you can't
advise me
I'm going to tell you
tell you
know we're
there, we're
ecosystem oh there
near the bottom
bintan
and the last question
do you have enough talent
inshawu
that I said
there
there level of what I
tell you
yeah it's already
technicians
S1
S2.
Not necessarily
but it's not necessarily
but if you're
now.
Now, now
I'm asking
for semi-conductor
about
facultas
technique electric
not always
so that's
so that you
can't
so much
to industry
semiconductor
this is
the German
that I know
math
physics
chemistry
chemistry
chemia
and
technique
electric
can't
all right
all right
I was I'm not only no no we don't need
we don't need a ambassador
I'm in case of public
in case you're not even
normas or lessen
we don't need lawyer ambassador
so
my career choice is right
because my background is not needed
in semiconductor
you are a rare commodity
so
I'm actually, I'll be it.
I'm not that's why, while I was there,
this is because of the channel pediggan,
if I was an advertisement,
I go sign MOU with
some technical university in Germany
that specializations is semiconductor.
The U. Stuttgart,
T.U. Mungent,
T.U. D.D.R.T. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. K. K. K. K.
So that's
Sootu is
basis for the
the other than the
whether that is B or not,
that's even
S-1, S-2 or S-TICAT,
in the Bid on the Bidanguctor.
That was my program.
My program the second
that I've done in Germany is
when I was
when I came in Berlin
first time 2018,
there were 8,000
of Indonesia,
now that's 1,000
mostly stem.
so your question is
100,000, though.
Yeah, naïk.
Yes, minimum.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Nanty,
n't I'll make 1,000
500.
In America, 8,500.
Yeah, we're 11,000.
Yeah, that's 11,000.
That's the majority of stem.
And, that's the majority stand, and majority is 1,
which means
they have to speak Germans.
Now, they've got to speak Germanic,
and they're in the industry,
what name is,
semi-conductor.
So I've made program
called company visit.
So I'd ask anna that,
15 people, 20 people,
I'd ask them them
to industry.
I'll call it with CEO
the CEO's,
the CEO's giving them,
And CEO's the U.
underwegey-a-a-be-b-b-b-b-b-a-b-b-a-bu-a-law.
And then-lawed-law.
Yeah.
Lunders-a-huh.
Yeah.
Lunders, there's a lot.
Or, maybe, yeah,
yeah,
a lot of you know,
that's about me,
you know,
Bah, Fas,
Padubas.
They're not going,
don't know.
Uh,
since,
I said,
I said,
That's a lothapalaka,
people who abyssacques,
thousands and thousands and thousands
without a question with erotnoot
they will go home
but when he went back
tech, made industry in Gantara
because they're all right now
there's all right, there's all right,
so they're back home,
then there at the top
BTDI,
still of many of them in Airbus
until now some of them
a good friend of mine. Many of them
also in the way. So many of them
still in the world. So,
it's become brain circulation,
that's my theory simple.
If you're still,
if we can't
you can't want to make up to make,
or men,
every year that's still in Germany,
in Germany,
every year,
in Germany,
in a year's in Germany,
yeah,
an hour of 11,000.
CREEN.
In five years, you have 5,000.
Jaddi, that's,
you've been.
You've been to be here,
then, it's already,
yeah.
Mackalacharim 100,000,
not 11,000.
Yeah, yeah.
Every time you can be able to be
...byes that's it's it's a bit more.
This is a new technology that they're now doing in India.
They have a setup, I think one of the company,
I forgot the name's what.
So, the headquartered in Dresden,
they call them workshops,
In India, the waywagonerjewen just around the computer
because of the German.
Before that thing happens.
Gila, can?
Yeah.
Wow.
So they're starting it.
I was, I asked, I asked, I was, I asked, that I'm making, manufacturing, got it.
I'm saying,
manufacturing. We send all the
there. Okay, with
security, whatever,
secure area.
And who is actually, you know,
entering,
yeah,
you know,
yeah,
who's obo,
but,
that's,
yeah,
yeah,
in Dresden,
got it.
So,
those guy,
what are doing,
we called them to turn out the engine.
Gilly.
So,
he's schedule.
And it's 24 hours a day.
we can't
Batsu up here
yeah,
yeah,
yeah,
he's been
he's like Bacoose,
mas,
that's
okay,
so patate,
so,
so,
so,
the
level,
manaping,
at all,
the
guru,
important.
Now,
we're going to
mongroff,
yeah.
Indonesia,
yeah,
Indonesia,
can,
22-25%
from the
world.
Yes.
Asia,
Tengara,
50%.
Yeah.
Conon.
I think
fred number 30%
yeah yeah
between 20% to 30%
which is optimistic
maybe
maybe 10%
realistically
like it's 3040
40%
coral reef
maybe more than
40%
yeah yeah
yeah yeah
sea grass
sorry
seaweed we
we're number
two
yeah
yeah
1 kilo metric.
So it's 1 mega.
Yes.
1,000 hectare?
1 giga, bro.
Yes.
Every time, the,
the world, is emissing 40 giga carbon.
So you'd land 1,000 hectarend,
in Asia, Tengara or in Indonesia.
Yeah, yeah.
that's $2.5%
to be monetization.
But it has to monetization.
I'm.
It's right.
Buy product's a lot.
I can even greener,
more than it,
more so much, more soobor,
neuroses, more down.
Then, yeah,
more pereservassi,
yeah, if you're going to,
ocean studies
security,
connectivity,
and conservation
we've got to talk
security
we've got to talk
conservation and
economy here
is here
yeah
if we're
if we're
about
balance in terms
of
conservation
in terms of
economy
coming back from
my background
as a international
lawyer
That's as a principle international.
So it's the balance of economic benefit, environmental protection, and social responsibility.
That's clear, three, that.
So, so, really, we don't need to be debate about that.
Now, what we have, what, yeah, what, yeah, what we need, arguments that, is,
When we can't
a system
balanced,
environmental aspect,
responsibility, and economic
development, yeah,
it's monetization
the level of the global
global, yeah?
Yeah, right?
Indonesia, this,
MQQU,
we've got,
we're the need to mitigate,
adapt,
adaptation and
also address climate change
around $205 billion
up to
total? Total? Okay.
Until 2030?
Yeah. Okay.
I mean, this is big money.
Because the developed country
is only can't give 300 billion.
For developing countries,
we're one country just 285.
You see?
The magnitude is big.
Now, ABBN is about.
Not much.
18% said I'd be able to ask.
The rest, yeah, we have.
Spasta.
Vasta.
Market.
Sorry to interject, yeah.
This, I want to nuntick optimism.
Dunia Barat, this,
like, be limpa-limpah,
with liquidity.
America,
the time-temannes,
their, in Timor-Temort-Megh.
This,
the place they're
so they're going to make sure.
So, they're going to
doversification.
Yeah.
For the importance
risk suggested return,
but problem
the global south,
84%
from planet,
they're not
can't be translasy
correct.
From uncertainties
and it's
and so
unknown unknowns
yeah,
if the risko
to known unknowns.
Yeah,
and it's
be priced,
can measure,
can be predict.
Yeah.
Ibarred, if you want to getber,
the gembert, people jember,
there's 68% probability,
the listric will die,
three months.
Yeah.
If you're building fabric in here,
if the electricity is much,
because probability's not too big,
um,
the onset you're turn 12%,
um,
bottom line you're down,
you can't be itch.
Yeah.
I'm still chengly.
Yeah.
I'm still chowan.
Here,
I'm going to make a public.
Then, there's that he said,
inshawolah, Allah,
the district's not matty.
Yeah.
Now, that's unknown, unknown.
Yeah, yeah.
I understand.
That's not that we can't be quantification.
Yeah, yeah.
Now, I see,
if we can translate
from the notepastien
to be risk that can be itong,
not use of whether or $200-secan million dollars.
Yeah, yeah.
This is a problem
typical in the country bebeams.
Because when we have we have we have team we need
Ines of the other than just discussion
I'm working with people in the field of ocean
Isle.
Is it that we understand
private sector to have
money many.
Chalance of dollar
that's not matter because we can't
make underlying activities
and to be able to make underlying activities
is to be able to
the risk. That's the risk. That's
not that's a lot of the world.
So, so, the
country maju is,
it's actually,
that's just a 300 billion
that, with other than
I don't really trust you, guys.
You ask 1.5 trillion,
but this is not charity.
So, so, so.
So, so, so, so,
So, there's
rational that they
that's about that's
but that's
discussion.
But it's really
it's not
not a way
that's like
just like,
but it's
there's
there's the
key issue.
But we
have to optimist
because the
money is there
if there's
if there's
if there's not
if it's why
that I'm saying
that I'm
that I'm saying
that I'm
important for us to
underline activities
specific issue,
like mangrove,
like.
Check,
same mangrove.
Okay.
Mangrove this
for some
industry Indonesia
is still as far as
CSR.
Yeah.
Bener.
Bucan.
And it's whitewashing
too.
Yeah.
So,
so idea
that if you
help them,
one day I will
buy the cardboard.
That's right.
Now, if we've got to thinking,
especially in industry,
this will help a lot.
Because we're going to,
we're not a lot,
technically speaking.
We're a country middle income.
Dampaignia,
the impact of,
is we're not to bring
again grant.
We're only, we're only
I'maglia.
Because if the money,
the country has been around,
we're not getting around,
that's not, you know,
if the donors come to Jakarta,
they look around,
what grand are you talking about, man?
Yeah,
right?
This is not burqina-faso.
Yeah, this macot, but
the beginning of the machete,
that's, can, too, who, yeah,
who, yeah, can't be able to
grand, don't,
so, so,
so,
so,
so,
simplistic way.
So we have to finding from market.
Now, if you have to have an effort
that's a bit of a bit.
Like, a little.
Now, this is interesting if you look around.
How many Indonesian industries
that are interested in ocean?
Bekit.
Other than those who are in the ocean business.
Those in shipping, of course.
The fished upal.
It's the other.
It's going to beaughan.
Yeah.
Mangroffing the seaweed.
Seaweed is it.
Yeah.
But the rest,
it's not to be
and if I go global,
or do why?
Same thing.
That is why,
SDG-14 is
not well-funded,
least funded.
But at the same time,
in the country
bebeang,
And so much of the technical aspect.
Yeah, yeah,
endangue penitness,
the rank of the menhagnan,
there's legislation,
the longerangue,
but underlyinging is just one, leadership.
I'm a lot.
So, I'm thinking,
when I'm thinking, when I'm going to be nice,
to talk about with me and KAPE.
we have we have leadership
yeah, yeah,
that's about the world
that we can't be able to
water that big new carbon
that how we do it
yeah, then how we monetize that
the underlying activities
then if we can't
listen this
way backus
we can't even
we can't take another
to belaj for
our even we go further
by educating them.
We can't give us training
can give assistance
to the other people,
the country and agaer can probably
even bring our
colleague investors to be
so
so
so
so
visionary but with actions
action is
it's gampangangangue
you nanomangrove
now can't make gruff
Now, it's not.
It's not.
It's not.
It's not.
Yes and no.
Manual labor.
Yes, and no.
Okay,
sila.
Because I've been in that argument before.
In discourse,
like,
it's like that.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Tremak,
copot again.
Yeah.
Yeah.
In some area.
In some area,
in some area,
it's in general.
But that's actually manual.
But in any case.
But, no, but execution is straightforward.
Yeah, yeah.
In any case, in any case.
This is not a good science.
It's not that expensive.
Right.
It's not that tricky, not too complicated.
Yeah, can't be tanem just.
Yeah, can.
Sorry.
This, this, this, narasiness, you can be able to serenakan, bro.
If Indonesia
If you know how much
If you know how much
If you guys
This queseration carbon
It's kind of
Withing
PerlTO
In Indonesia
That's a real statement
If you're to cop
We have been
PLTU
We can't
Tutsu
We can't put up in due time
economics
It has to
Pertanguegeop
Can?
Yeah, just with carbon
mangrove just, it's a real quantifiable statement.
Right.
And then we can, we can confidently say,
Show me your money.
Right, that's
Show me your money.
Yeah,
yeah, because of it.
Yeah, so.
So, we've done
we've done
that balance,
even more,
yeah,
with even we can go further
by establishing ecosystem.
So you can't groove
the persisir
then you put sea grasses
and then you put corals
because coral is
developed
some of
some of the technology
you can actually develop
and if you want to go even further
even further
even even
even record as such
the name
seaweed
yeah
seaweed
that's
it's the
can't have
the ability
that's
for
for
for the
for the American for
for the American
for the plastic
there's project
in America, the name is Alaska Project
This is a research
where there are two
genies sioux
that if you're
that if you're
that many metal
heavimetal and it's real earth.
So imagine
wow. You harvest rare earth
from seaweed.
Wow.
Becath, too, we're just
Yeah, and Indonesia, this,
there's, many
the place there, maybe
can be able to be able to be
the place that many
tambang or heavy metal
that on the coastline.
So much more than we need more than we need more than what we need
we're about we need what we're about we need to ocean studies
that's upy in Indonesia keren so that's
so there paper I'm
I have a high-level ocean panel.
We have a paper somewhere in the production,
so.
So, he is to,
the size of country,
from the waters,
vis-a-vis how many scientists that they've got to.
So if, if,
in the world,
Indonesia needs somewhere around 100,000.
With the size of the waters,
that's big-like-that-that-like-that-you-like, that's-old.
100,000, how's-3-1-100-1-6-3?
100-1-2-S-3.
Technician, and it's not, but it's very important for us,
because we have MBA, marine-protected area,
So for designing, what name is looking at the?
and the way to look at the way to look at all those things on seaweed and everything.
So, yeah, 100,000 for the world in other world, this is.
In other, it's important.
Yeah, it's important.
One other, this is one other, because your child is education, yeah.
Again, my experience in German, in German,
because of research center, from the most top, hemhalls,
hemholtz, is the aggratrys, U.S. Europe.
Euro.
Per town.
Astafil-a-law.
Yeah, ehce.
That's just 500 million euros.
This is different with the way.
Six billion bucks.
One billion euro.
So it's huge.
Okay.
Now, where the money comes from?
Because I'm from.
I'm from.
I don't.
There's from the government.
federal, there's from PMDA, but mostly
swastah.
And some of the people that actually owned by private companies.
Now, at the law, my question is also,
is my question is also, about the industry,
that's about our industry, we're not,
they own, they own, they own,
they own, they own internal RANDI,
that's not
not many
yeah
maybe there's not
practice and not common tradition
in Indonesia that industry
we have been in-house
arrandi
spending yeah
how much percent
from revenue every year
for revenue every time that's
for research development
in the German at the
we are looking at
10%
that's
So that's because of Fulose.
Yeah.
We're in the stoutasance, room economy's,
new,
run monetar,
room fiscal.
This,
if we're doing,
we're doing
seaweed,
like coral reef,
like mangrove,
this,
this,
for carbon credit,
yeah,
sequestration is
good-bottes,
the supply-nees goody-bent.
Demanding is good,
this data-centre,
this, this,
but,
but,
but,
in the conduit
and this can
transparency
yeah yeah
need to be
undergaken
the governance
like clarity
and that
PR
for us to
if we're
if not
not there's
actualization
of the
new
PR and
Northrogate science
it
Gampangang
because
actually the core
in terms of
substance material is there,
because there's up there,
supply there's got to be it,
but not get to know,
because pipa-maping is maimped,
this, this is correctness,
the rule of law,
the same old,
that,
that, and we're,
and we're,
yeah, develop this,
it's,
it's,
the part government,
it's important,
yeah,
KKAP in this.
I'magherment I'm going to quite optimistic
for Blue Carbon this.
There's four locations
that's already
the prospectus'n't
by KKP and hopefully
it can become
one,
an project
that's very good
so.
This is one and a half
time.
Okay.
The last
yeah.
Multilateralization.
Yeah.
This can agga,
kind of coma,
You optimist, is it?
You're optimistic?
Yeah.
This is, like,
yeah, a little about
the endowment
two-one, two-one
per year.
Yeah.
Angeran PBB,
$6 million.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Gimana bina.
Yeah, yeah.
NATO just, 2.1, 2.2, trillion.
How do we bring back
multilateral?
normally
this kind of question
I'm just a lot of
to the elements
basically
bad news is a good news
so it's a good news, so
it's not going to turn to be putar
yeah
yeah, well, bad news
is the UN, UNGA
and UN Security Council
that's not able to
in the world of the spot in the
that's the world of Africa,
Europe, that we have alamed,
that's structural, that's the problem.
That's a problem in there.
But if we're going to get optimistic,
in the system multilateralism,
right?
rules of
the airlines, right?
natural, right?
Right?
Rules of safety
from the playerang,
it works fine.
Yeah, right?
Rule of
we all using mobile phone
everywhere we go
that's ITU.
Yeah, because there are rules
yeah.
Yeah, there are some hiccups
in WHO,
H-H-H-H-W-G,
yeah,
W-T-O,
yeah, W-T-O,
got.
But,
the fact that
W-2 is not
working as we
would like to,
can not
not be
not.
Yeah,
can.
Yeah,
some elements
of subsidy,
technicalities,
yeah,
ali-ali,
trade,
like yourself,
understand.
But if,
in general,
can,
And if you're like,
again, if you're
the report of the
Asia-the-a-a-hocan,
every year, can,
trend's going to be on the
function or not. So, there's a lot.
So, there's disconnect
between WTO and service
digital that's great.
So, so, that's great.
So, there's a lot of pessimistic.
and also has an optimist.
Now, the question is,
those groupings and countries
that are they're not
unilateralism,
that's the current
mutual system,
the UN Security Council,
not be able to be,
alternative,
or you're not unilateralistic,
you know?
Yeah,
yeah, it's like US,
if they're unilateral,
they're out,
we can change your seat.
But,
not too.
Yeah,
those in the permanent seat of security council,
you don't like it,
we can just go, man.
You can, you know, fill your seat.
So,
I want to take my diplomatic head off
by saying that
If there's discussion about the UN security council reform, my humble, direct opinion, it's a lip service.
China is rising power.
India.
The current security council set up.
China is, you know, I want to underline all those ambassadors that I mentioned should not come and complain to me.
This is a segment where I completely go off the script.
China is rising power, of course.
What would you leave the seat?
Would you invite other to stay with you?
Russia, you know, it's not like Soviet anymore.
Right.
Your GDP is not $3 trillion.
So, okay, you have military power.
you have your oil and gas, you know, but your condition is, so you don't like UN system, you leave.
No.
The Brits were the colonial master, 500 years.
The Brits are the French, man.
Yeah, not anymore.
The U.S. is not clear.
So if they're talking about security council reform, yeah, they're not going to leave the seats.
It's too comfortable.
Because their most valuable weapons are that piece of furniture.
Fatto is that.
Tretto is it too.
Yeah.
I personally, I don't really know.
how
there's how much
there's in real life
yeah
yeah
many methods
proposed hopefully this work
that work
just the one I'm looking at
is
yeah
our experience in
example
in India
Mr. Mojah
Patatas, right?
They're notors, motor
from a meeting,
that's not going to be able to security council,
but we're able to be mediator.
Yeah, right?
Yeah.
Maybe I have to go, I'm going to be sure about.
Yeah, baggian, what,
the process, that's,
maybe, that's what we're going to beaqqq in
It's the other than the second.
The second is the second's
but it's bettering the best of the peace and stability
should it, yeah,
the country of the same job.
So, so.
So, so that's the responsibility of our own country,
yeah, can.
The fact is the most of the most of the
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
alone and along with Malaysia and Singapore, for instance, yeah,
yeah, can.
Yeah, yeah, right.
So, it's the other than the area ofasas and
to create peace and stability in the
the area itself, yeah, right?
So if we can start that, you know,
it will be great.
And, but unfortunately, even in Europe,
they are at Warnham
many places
the only actually
back to the architecture
peace and security
Asia Tengara
Asiangana is really
in a good situation
because
damn good
because
our security situation is boring
then boring doesn't make it interesting
boring is good
Because...
Yeah, exactly.
boring is good in terms of regional security,
so, yeah, so it's very good.
Because, uh,
what, it's,
it should be thankful to us.
Because we're in the world,
all those lanes of communication,
the slog,
seats of Malacca,
seats of Singapore,
we take care of Sunda Street,
Lomboc Street,
it's, freedom of navigation,
is guaranteed, free of low goods, oil, gas,
that we're not too care in Asia,
the Asia, Dengara.
So, uh,
so,
uh,
some,
some,
we're going to come from
that we're going to
know,
it's not,
it's the other way around.
I,
I'm going to look at
Asia,
Tengara, it's a natural swing state.
Yeah.
We can't have to be
mucus or a teman.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
We can't beaun to the Uyongok or to the barat or anywhere.
Because the scalanus, stability,
yeah.
They should be the one who decides themselves whether they will be our friend or not.
Yeah.
Bucan, don't.
Absolutely.
Yeah, we've done our job.
Yeah.
But if the P.
But if the BDB is still in $2,000 in Laos,
he'll buy Opo.
He'll not buy iPhone.
Oh, yeah.
If you per-N-N-N-1-Singapore, yeah, he's a lot of...
Yeah, well, same in Singapore, we'll buy Apple too,
yeah.
That's a person, maybe.
Yeah, but we're going to be five-bue dollar, we can't make.
But I only have a peopentinginging of how to be tempus.
Oh, yes.
Middle income.
Yeah, yeah.
And we have to be climb up the value chain,
climb up the geopolitical global order,
expand upon our strategic autonomy.
Yeah, education is important.
Niche and using our environment as a leverage.
Because we are blessed with such different things in the
in the realm of our lives, terrestrial ocean, especially oceans.
And of course in the future,
Mucan, but protein, which is
I can, blue food.
I mean, and more than
SAPI, bro.
Oh, yeah.
And emission-free.
Yeah.
Yeah, can?
Carbon food prairie is there, no.
Oh, I hope this episode this
can't conversion
paradigm of people.
Thank you.
That's, that law is more important
than terrestrial.
Thank you, sir.
There's the other questions, Pat.
I think it's very important and very
very susauch.
What is my own endgame thinking,
that's my endgame
actually very simple.
Isa
Can't we can't
20% of GDP?
Which is
$320 million.
Because now
between 7-8%
from GDP.
Bissue.
Yeah, that's my endgame.
This, can
very under.
Exactly.
That's.
Yeah.
And ocean
economy. That will surprise
agriculture. Oh yes. They will surprise
the whole industry. Manufacturing is
18. Exactly. Exactly.
Taddingy high 20s.
Wow.
Yeah. That's a noble statement.
My requirement.
I'm going to, bro.
Just 20%.
In mimpy you,
how long, timeline?
No idea.
No idea.
I'll be it.
Yeah, please.
And please hitung
with the element
of ocean economy.
Ocean economy,
there is
activities at the ocean
on the oceans
on the ocean,
which is navigational.
then in the
ocean which is catch fishery
the landassan oceans
which is oil and gas extractions
and then any industry related to that
carlagan kapal
on the coastline marine tourism
or fisheries in general
then aquaculture
and then the environment related industry
which is blue carbon
you can't break down that.
great.
And how you can get 20%?
Okay.
20%?
Okay.
That's my end game.
Wow.
On that note, thank you, bro.
Jamas will come.
Sami, Sami.
So, that's-lou Havas Ugroseno.
Or Arif Havas Ugroseno.
Thank you.
