Endgame with Gita Wirjawan - Retno Marsudi: Indonesia Jembatan Perbedaan
Episode Date: January 19, 2022Menteri Luar Negeri RI Retno Marsudi ingin mematahkan anggapan bahwa topik diplomasi terasa jauh dari kehidupan masyarakat sehari-hari. Dari diplomasi vaksin yang berhasil menjamin proteksi bagi ratus...an juta nyawa, hingga keketuaan G20 Indonesia 2022 yang diharapkan dapat mengembalikan tidak hanya semangat multilateralisme tapi juga nafkah jutaan keluarga pasca pandemi. Semuanya baru akan tercapai jika apa yang kita serukan ke luar, juga kita amalkan di dalam. Tonton versi video dari episode ini: www.endgame.id/menlu Pre-Order merchandise resmi Endgame: https://wa.me/6282133365263
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Sometimes we all have
that actually have
there's one asset
that we're not
not,
not, not,
how much
the country
world,
that's what?
Trust.
To percayaan
to Indonesia,
to diplomacy
Indonesia,
because,
because in
where we're
trying to
to
all of the other
This is an endgame.
Hello,
my,
this is the
G. Retno Marsudi,
Mentiary
Luan-Negri,
Republic Indonesia.
B'a Redno,
thank you,
atas,
on the adairn'is in
this
thank you
again,
with us,
he'sat,
yeah,
yeah.
If,
we're going to
get to get a
back,
yeah,
Mbaccharita, from
from 2nd, November.
Talenia, not so yeah.
Oh, it's not.
In Smarang, bula,
with our time our one other.
Yeah.
Then,
to come-and-tibba-tube
be it's about
about the other-negrie,
how, that, the story of it?
So, if you'd like,
to be it,
I've never to bea-bayang,
that I can't come to this.
I'm, I'm from
a family that's
very, very,
very, very,
not there's
that's really
that's really
that's
I'm not,
I'm feeling
how much
life's-usah.
If you're
it's back,
it's a bit of
some of
dot that
can't be
making so
I can't
be at
the titic
this,
first,
the UGM,
yeah,
because the UGM
that's
coming
to the
national.
Then,
the second,
CAMLU,
at that,
puttoolan,
that's a program
new,
which is recruitment
in a lot of
different,
in different
universities,
and then
end uphouser
and then
get, and
I'm also
one of one
that's one
that's one,
so,
but it's
by the KMLU.
Wow.
DiIJon.
In MASSO.
Then,
KEMLU,
it's,
has to beacu
the system
recruitment
Okay, okay.
From the start of all,
at the time we all
before we've known reformation,
KEMLU has been at a system.
So, bett-betul,
people who are as maximum
to be surring
as with merit-ness.
So, that is that
is like I,
nobody,
not-pun-a-p-a-pah
and not-punate-sci-a-cuh,
can't get to
KEM-LU.
And with system
merit-system that
that I'm good, I'm
I'maulah,
can be director that
that was still very much.
Uh,
38-tawn,
when that was,
oh, director,
oh, 38-tall-
D.
And then,
and I'm not
due Duta-Besar.
For career,
yeah,
if,
if you can be
more more
more than more
more than
with P.
People,
people,
I think,
mm,
and,
So then,
so,
DIRGEN
in the
age of
a lot of
and then
al-hmudelilah
if people are
in the past
the person,
to be sure
to becky
the country and
then the
women,
the first,
the point,
that,
again,
this only
just,
it's just,
that,
if we're
we've got
the system
merit
that good,
all we
take up
as a
transparent,
then,
and,
people,
people like
my life that coming from
the family that
there's a part of the
that can't
marry the mimpinia.
Intinia, and I
have been janeed in KVU is to
make sure.
Sala one dot-notes that I want to
ask as a woman
that, how do?
That's, is,
or?
Banyl.
Bany.
So, so.
So, so.
So,
when I, when I was at the same time,
um,
people,
uh,
people might,
that in the,
majority of the
majority of the other
like-lake-lake.
Now,
because it,
um,
this,
we can,
what,
now,
name,
uh,
so,
I was,
I'm,
I'm,
long-b-d-a-
time,
yeah,
so,
so,
so,
Calon's my husband's ague, not ragged, not ragged, because
to know, the life of diplomat and so many.
So, after then, he's been pangue by my book my.
I mean, she said, that she's going to beckoning, begin.
Gassilh, castileh, let's a time.
And then, after you're not going to beacarcah, so much, so.
So, so much, like, democratic.
So, so.
So, so, the calum of my time, so, okay, not-pap,
to Camp Blue.
Now, at that, we still
think that,
we're really, not
this?
This is a new
guy,
so,
the people are
even if
people,
maybe,
yet,
but not
not yet,
to come
to come
combinationsing
between
career with
the work,
if they're
if they're
there,
it's,
there,
more
than than
the other
than the
other.
The,
that's just that's just
it's just
we're not
we're not,
we're not,
although
like,
again,
we're not,
but can,
but it's
can be,
more,
much,
much,
that,
that if we
not have
commitment
with some,
if I'm
doing,
yeah,
with the
family,
that in
the
there,
there,
there,
this, this,
But,
but,
but,
the people
that we can
be able to be
people who are
to be a diplomat
that's a part
but it.
But,
I used.
So, I used,
I used to,
there's a person
diplomat of the
woman,
Basha,
that'sa.
Vaisa,
Asha,
Ayesha,
Asan,
can be a
good,
because,
and get a
daughter,
so, and
get to,
so I'm,
so I'm not,
so, I'm
can't be
yeah,
so,
and so many things, but
but,
but,
but,
but we're
communicating
we're in
people,
people,
if I'm in a lot of
my mind we're
there's got to
get back and
the way,
so that's
the whole,
solid,
then,
then,
then,
then, and al-h-h-a-
with system
that's-a-l-o-
-com-in-a-
people,
women, bettled, not did discrimination.
So, the women,
did bring on the right
that's really,
so it's very important
to us, how we can't
make sure we can't
this data,
to make sure our mimpic it,
the endpiness, that.
In the,
my life wasa,
cita-cit-nue,
would be diplomat,
school at DEL-N,
but,
not-tough,
he'd be mintae
from the
the U.
At-N.
Dibalong,
I'd say, well, maybe you're
kawain just.
But, it's in 2005.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah,
over, over.
And, and,
we've been there,
if, if,
someone,
one of the same,
has been moved,
and, usually,
who's going to
move down,
and,
now,
not again.
So, we're trying,
to get back,
and so forth.
So, so,
so, I'm going to
talk about
about,
about things
to be related to the
other-negrie.
The end,
the last year-ahir-in,
you can,
that's been
in gawberoling,
me,
meneyplomacy,
vaccine.
Tell it,
about,
about,
about covex and
other.
Yeah,
so.
The role,
you,
not,
not,
not,
not,
underestimate,
to,
um,
um,
what,
yeah,
many,
yeah,
yeah,
that's all
that,
yeah,
So we all, not ever,
not perna,
that COVID-19,
virus COVID-19, this,
will come.
And, it's not,
it's not quick,
so much,
it's been two-tawn we're in
in a situation like this.
Now, at all-a-aw-all,
we still remember,
that January 2020, yeah?
2020, we,
the case our first,
is March,
at the end of March 2020.
Now, at all of the
we've already started
recalculation,
this is like it's
like it,
will be more
mubourke.
Now,
every time
there's
a painacit
like this,
we think,
vaccine what,
the abatn't,
what, antinia
what?
Now,
because that,
then,
president,
we're,
how we've got
access
to get back
can get a quick can.
In the time,
so on the same as we're
yes, God,
the vaccine is still
still,
efficaciness,
still in the trial
all,
then,
production if they've
produced,
it's a production
that's cutcheel,
it's,
it's been borong
with the
people and the
people who have
many,
many,
many things,
and,
Biasa,
Hucum Passar, you know,
barang a little,
that's a lot,
it's more.
It's more.
At the time,
President said,
we're saying,
we're going to
find access.
Bucca,
all the way,
and try access.
Now,
I'm also,
that's given
the President,
because,
however,
even,
you know,
network,
yeah.
Networking,
yeah,
networked,
you know,
the network for
the world,
then,
that,
that's, it's,
is the
PMN.
Then,
then,
uh,
Ebu,
Menti,
Kuhuangan,
who,
uh,
have,
working,
we've got,
we've got,
we've got,
then,
then,
Pat,
M.
K.
K.
K.
K.
K.
K.
So,
the,
uh,
actually,
we have put
access,
and,
uh,
people,
why,
we're,
we're,
okay,
we're,
Kououou.
Yeah.
So,
again again,
situation
very,
yeah,
very,
really,
it's like,
can't be
cut out of
that.
We'll get-
up.
We're at-
our-s-k
our-sac-sac-
-sac-s-
-cot-
-n.
Now,
the-but-l
the
one, I
remember,
between
other other
other,
is Xenovac
and
Astrazanica.
So,
because we
need to
we're-
to get-
access
vaccine.
And we
think,
mas,
we,
we have we got,
a country
as much
Indonesia,
with a
200, more
than 270
million,
it's not
very much.
Because
it's not
the number
we need,
we need,
we need,
a number of
so much.
Now,
because that,
the first
is Sinovac.
We've got
also
AstraZeneca,
but lately
now,
we're,
the,
the,
there,
there,
there,
Moderna,
there,
Johnson and
Johnson,
and there, AstraZeneca, Sinovac, Sinovac, Sinovang.
Now, the intinia,
that's not only, that's
this, if we're looking
presentation of the vaccination,
we've got more than the target
that's given by WHO,
that's because we're going to get
the rapid.
Tentunuch, it's not
not quick, gawur,
but it's quick,
that's calculative.
All we're,
we've got calculates,
and, actually,
we've got access
for some
peremong and producer
vaccine.
That if we're
talking about
Indonesia.
Now,
but,
as a guy,
and got,
the country,
angota
from the
world,
we can't
be only think
Indonesia.
Because,
because that,
from the
since the
time,
we've been
unawaraking
the
case
for the
vaccine for
all of
the
and vaccine
it
has
the
price
it's fargaining
the country
and the
government is
to buy
vaccine.
So,
because that
there,
there's
some of
Indonesia,
there's
one of one
co-chairs
from what
what is
what you
name
the Cofx
EMC
engagement
group.
So,
the
point in
where
the
government
where
government
and
the
one,
so,
mubulin
the
money,
then
then
then,
then,
and then
after
that
the countries
bebeung
and income
that's
the amount
by giving
vaccine
in fact that
this
this is
this is
the money,
the money
it's
not able
to make
make sure
so that
the
week
December
2021
when I'm
moving
covex
AMC
engagement group
from
from
we're
we're
we're
getting
if we're
if we're
getting
117%
But, from
delivery vaccine
in the titic
the end of December
mid-2 December
that,
only 53%
from target.
Because,
can, you know,
the money,
the thing is
the vaccine.
If,
to have vaccine,
there's also
there vaccine
menucoxination,
this is a process
too.
Vaccine that
is given
to the
government,
the country,
the person
the people never
can't do you can't
do vaccination.
We talk about
massal logistic,
infrastructure,
capacity, and
other and other.
So,
we're also,
we're also,
the same time.
From vaccine to vaccination.
So.
So.
So, this is a
complex,
but I'm
that I'm
doing,
diplomacy
can be
contributribusy
in the
situation
that's
It's very full of tantan.
Not ever to be able to get to be it.
Diplomat,
the plazeration,
and so many times.
Tibert,
I'm up to pay me.
I'mpe-upil,
de, nama opal,
yeah,
the name of vaccine,
platforming,
and so baggian.
And I'm a bunch of
team who's-
who's-sus-endalaming
about the problem
vaccine.
So, we've been
the case in
the other,
the casus of,
that's what,
for lesson-lorn for us and for us.
So, so, really,
we're really,
we're saying that diplomacy
can be contributory
in this.
And this is it will be
resinamming.
Because mutasiness,
that's a lot of,
right,
now, the time.
But it's,
but it's,
it's also,
for the community of
moas, it's
to be able to
be able to
So,
this,
kind of agga,
namal.
Diplomasy
it's,
like,
dup in the mena
that's in
the manorah
that's
that much,
yeah,
but it's,
but it's,
and it's not
only only
the tuntutant
for Indonesia,
diplomacy,
but,
tutuation
for diplomacy
all the world,
diplomacy,
it's not gonna be
doing,
yeah,
and,
and,
and,
it's,
the,
really,
can be able
be realized by the people. And, you know,
that's, there's
there's a hickmash in
the time situation that's
hard. Terniae,
we can't bring back
to end up for people.
This is I want to gether
topic about
issues, issue
geopolitic in
the kawasan and international.
Maybe the first
that obvious is
related with Rohingya.
What is
what the community
is to know?
Mennarangah.
Mennarangah.
Mawangah.
And...
Indonesia,
this is what can do
do,
do you do with Indonesia?
And,
and the community-loas?
So, this is PR
that's been
years.
So,
if I'm,
back from
Bangladesh
in the end
the end of
2021.
Um,
if we're
talking,
Cox Bazaar,
the place,
the number of
$1.1,000.
Then,
the government of Bangladesh
amalgas
allocations
Pula,
di relocation
at that,
maximum,
it can be mending
$100,000.
That's,
that's just-year-
in-sand-a-
in-tendom
this.
Pandemic,
we can, we're
talking about
jaga-jara,
protocol of
health, and
the other things,
simply not
it's just
done in
the time
at the
places
in the
place
that's
not that
we're
we're
we're
but we're
but we
know
we have
we have
we have
the
cause
that's
because if
we're not we're
we're
not we're
not there
but it
can't
be part
how far
there's
what
the car
massalal
what?
The problem is in Myanmar.
At a time it,
there's been
there's been
things that's
things that
may be able to
make sure
to find Islamat
and then
he's from
the country
out to
Bangladesh.
So,
issue rohingia
this,
if,
I think I,
ideal,
diselsaqan
with
what?
Repatriation,
back to
their home
their.
They have
room in Rahan state
in Myanmar. They have to
come to their home their.
But they're not going to
if they're not going to
if the situation in Rahan State
that is not conducive.
And that can't
make a situation in Rakhine State
that's conducive,
yeah,
Nyanmar,
the government,
Nyanmar,
the community
in Rakhine State
that can't
be able to
be able to
begian their
bank of
their.
Now, from ASEAN, we're
ready to help
to make up to make-sipatting situation
that's conducive,
in the artian,
for long-term,
to build,
several facilities,
and, so-beginia,
that's-a-pennan-a-siep.
We're-siped Indonesia
as a bagion from ASEAN,
we're sure-munt.
At that,
short-term-ne-ne-bant-bant-bu-
-a-mac-mas-a-a-one-one-one,
or who are in Bangladesh.
We're giving helpan human beingsiaan.
And we're building a room of sick,
one of the home of sick in Rahenstead
that, at the same time of themangunaner,
it's we're sengen-stead,
we're taking from rachan state
that's from different background.
So, there are Muslim, there buddhists, and sogainer.
So, yeah, they're both.
And, again, it's chippeda,
again,
the swasana
that's conduc.
Because,
if we
look,
from the same
from the same
with Indonesia,
as a banka
and the
country that's
machemok
and the
can't be solid,
and it can
be quite,
if we're
saling,
per toleransy,
we're not
not overmating
whence we're
when we're, once we're
not per-tolerance
with good,
then the kokohan
it will beck-wrothed.
That's what we're trying
to help rohingy,
one, menelisaghan,
or to help-shotem-near,
with bantuan-manusiaan,
plus,
and them thinker can
make-man-jank-in-nang-nioner-nation-in-law.
And, if,
in-rott-in-nion-in-old-ideal-ne,
they're-ke-lust-hirt.
To be-cit-cptak-can.
So, if, if,
If I, if I'm going to be the
smagat that's not the
humanitarian, or even
the right, but the principle
democracy is to be the predispanked.
Yeah.
Ha, assaqi, yeah.
Hachasati, yeah.
Havis, must be hushmati,
because they're not
to behormating the heart of it.
If you're not, bu,
the endangani, budd.
Bulet, yeah?
Bulet, see.
Really, bulat.
Okay.
But,
but,
it's even
that's
from
ASEAN,
we're in
10,
10,
10 who are
better,
10 who are
so in many
things,
there's much
approach,
the approach
the end up
the same
other than
other,
but that's
what the
what's happened
with rochiness
that's
something
that's not
can't get it, I think
di-amini by everyone. We're
sure that this is something
that's not that's not
that's not, because
that, ASEAN should
Bullitt,
making team to make
make sure that's assessment
what,
what,
what do you're in
Raghansett
in making presiaping
repatriation to
back.
That, that
ASEAN is actually
bullet.
But,
Then, then, it's a Budeta, 1 February, 2021.
This is almost a year,
which is,
which is more tendered again.
I see.
Okay.
Okay.
This, if we're back to
the year of 2005,
Asia Africa,
and the smagued, non-block, non-alignment.
This, can,
After, this, we're in sodorin dichotomy
between America and the Hongok,
and if we're looking narration or rhetorica
from each, it's,
yeah, maybe,
the bacaan is,
this is, is, is,
or, or, really,
this isue,
it's not a issue that's about
with decoupling or percerion
that's more amplification
after, after this.
Now, maybe Indonesia is how,
buch, sikap to the
apache we can
make a new-aligned,
or how do we,
how much, the back?
I mean, there's
many times,
the question that
is the question that,
and other than other,
public law and debas-activity,
is still relevant.
I'm...
I always mean,
with mantep.
with mantet,
that with
situation
like,
with situation
like this,
political
out of the
public
world-negris-activ-
and it's
more relevant.
Because what?
In-d-all-
politics
out-n-le-be-bass-actif
we,
we,
we have given
a space
that's just
a-cub-a-co-
corridor,
where we can
make-manover
to-can-the-cire,
tem-le-lem-and-se-and-seb-and-seb-and-s,
to makege
the penitinion national
our.
So,
at one tit,
in one issue A,
we can't,
we can't
be together
with a
ex.
But with
working with
another
ex,
it's not
we're not
we're
we're musui
because
maybe for
issue B,
we're
we're just
we're just
working
with Y.
Now,
that's what
I'm saying
that political law and
non-negre-bless-active just to
make space for us to maneuver
to make sure-curenging
the penitinan national
our.
Now,
which,
it's,
it's much-
maneuver,
we have
assets that
sometimes we're not
not-mendary,
not-mustrable,
as a big
from the size
geographic,
size demographies,
size demographies is also
a big, we're as a
as a kind of a kind of
sometimes we all
know that,
there's one asset
that we're not
not,
not, not,
how how the
world look
what,
trust,
yeah,
trust,
to,
to,
to,
to diplomacy Indonesia,
because,
because in where we're
to be able to
to embattany
some of the other
there's,
there's,
more menacham,
and more runcing,
and now,
we're,
all issue,
if we're
there,
one issue, yeah,
we're,
we usually,
we're,
we're,
we're,
there,
the different
gub-gub-gub-gub-be-be-be-be-
that's, it's always,
it's a lot of,
now,
and we have
assets,
and we have
to show
that I always
say that
Indonesia is
a trusted partner
for the
and this
we can
we're
on the
two
two,
two,
two,
we're
we're really,
bettel,
to bea
many many
many
that we don't have
the importance of
to control and so many things.
What we're making is
betturbany
perbidavit.
So...
That's all right.
That's what we're doing.
Neutrality that natural.
Yeah, not neutral-netra-notral-notra
really, yeah, right?
Relative,
yeah, than the other.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
so we're,
but, bet,
but,
be maneuver,
not want to make
but one it comes to the principle,
we're firm.
Because, it's also in the other than
in the world,
same with the people,
when we're not gampangue,
that's it's got to get respect.
Right,
if it's a lot of it,
it's atke-tec-tecuh,
it, and,
it's, it's,
oh, it's just,
but,
but,
when we've got to
to the principle and we say,
I don't
I can't include
because principle
that I have
I'm not,
because constitution
I'm saying
that they can't
they can't.
And they justro
will harnat.
Two, two
questions,
the abang.
The first,
how we can
make making can
kubu-hub-tur-
that's-bhout
that they can't
make makelesaiccan
the
problem,
a problem with their
themselves.
Yeah, right?
That's what we can
to make making you
to you can't just
just,
and the other
the other,
how to keep
in the context
ASEAN,
that there's
not one
unique
perilak
or there.
There's one
unique?
One or two of
the
people of the
other of the
other
So,
so,
that,
that's the
problem this
can
be able to
only
only
only
only
all of the
but
kind of
that
that
that.
So,
I'm
I'm
not,
I'm,
I'm
not
not,
unfortunately,
and unfortunately,
you're a
great housewife.
So, so, so I'm a wife.
So, I'm going to be a diplomat.
If we are in the room
in the meetings,
in the sitang of Pbb,
everything sounds good.
Yeah, we have this, we have
begin, we,
now,
at the same implementation
it,
it's not as a indah
what is the same
There's a gap
between statement, political statement,
commitment,
with what is in the
lapangang.
So, because that,
that's what we're saying,
we're kind of,
this, I'm a bit,
kind of,
we're,
walk the talk, don,
so,
so,
so what you're
on, so you're
doing,
you,
because they're
because they're sadder.
Like pandemic
this,
back to pandemic.
Pandemi
this can
be done
if all the
country
is allseye.
Yeah.
So,
can't
if it's
if
the
the
fact of the
fact that
even
even
that,
but,
the
vaccine it can
be bentenged
many,
it's,
can bendenging.
Now,
beratikan
the first
again.
Some of the
country,
still not,
that's not
that's not
there's
there,
there's
that's
that's
the first,
there,
there,
there,
for the
first one,
must be
still,
and we
say,
okay,
the kind of,
what,
so,
the,
production,
the,
production,
per-batch,
perbanyed,
more.
Perbany,
hub-na,
hub-now-you-hmm.
We're-siod,
so-hap.
Not-as-deh,
still just
just.
We're still-as-a-
there.
And then-
we can't-
again.
So,
not-be-you-
So,
so-and-a-
that-lid
that's-lid
did-em-est,
even in
the time
where
the work-same
that's-to-cult-
there-cath-
there-cap.
between what
what is
about what
the implementation
and,
and,
the cost for
the world
this is more
more,
more,
more,
than if we
work together
work together
and again,
the gap
in the room
and in the
lapang and
the land
and walk the talk.
On ASEAN,
what we're
saying is,
If we're
So,
if we're
Yes,
the unit
the community
in the community
we're
that we're
that's
each room
that's
that's
being
a room that
part-
So if
if there
scambling,
yeah,
if there
there's
there,
that's not having a patunan,
and to harmathe them,
don't want some of the other than the other than,
so again.
Be a responsible member.
That's what we want from the
family ASEAN.
We know we all are different,
the level of the development of the
platforming,
the system of the perentahs
also be better, but what we
want to be a responsible member
from ASEAN.
Okay, sounds hopeful
if we're being held
responsibility,
so much we can solid and be
part of solution,
not be part of problem.
Okay, ma'am, this
G20, we're
we've got to get
the ketuaan October 2002,
2002.
Two, two.
What,
that's what I'm coming from Sandy,
you know, like,
what's the girl that we can't,
what we can gali?
I want to ask,
me, B'Art Nau,
what we want to try to
from the people that super, super,
super-crean.
So I think I'm going to
this again,
that's kind of,
not can't be unkak-can,
not all things can be able
be un-gak-kak-k-k-k-k-k-a-bany-h
there are things that
can't be-a-cac-can.
One of the one is what?
Trust.
Sure.
Tras, it,
it's, it's
just trust, but
the turn-a-not-hut-an-k
can be much
so.
And-a-kata, or
maybe-mud-han, yeah, we're
can't, we can
be playing-comimimping
our key-t20.
then there will
come come
come up
trust
that's
more
to be
from
Indonesia.
People
come to
Indonesia
a year
this year
there
can
have been
150
meetings
yeah
he
came
who
not
even
to
see
and
it's
much
much
yeah
Indonesia
infrastructure
infrastructure
many
much
good
and
well
good
and
so
as
the
Muslim
the
the other, it's not homogen, he's heterogen.
And so, so many,
so, many,
so, it's really,
it's turned to be the perception
of the country
in this, in this,
in this,
if this,
if we can capitalization
with good,
it can be a-to-put-pad
on truss
that's that
with trust,
okay,
investations will
be more
he's
he can be
mid-tradagang
that's more
more than
the indonesia
tourism will
be more than
it's not
to be it-it-
so,
again, so
again,
let us use
K-20
to make-
build trust
that more
more than
Indonesia and
maril-lis-
capitalization
trust this
and
the,
the-untunting
the-untunctue
that's the systemist.
That if we want to talk,
that's not instant.
Now,
many people
ask you,
intern's,
don't, instantia,
what,
we get up,
don't,
we think,
that,
yeah,
with 150
pertemuan,
and
,
hospitalitist,
industries,
bangit.
Yeah,
sell,
and then
the places
can't
be seen,
UM, KM,
that,
from the economy,
I think,
will,
I'm gairohkaer
the
emmulihing
that
is being
Rintis
by Indonesia
now.
But,
again,
that,
instant,
and it
can be
being
can't be
making
k'aqeconomy,
with
Universities
Indonesia,
if not
about what's wrong about
about the amount of
we're doing we're
on the Ketuan
G20
for one time.
There's a
I'm not
but there are
but if I'm
that not
unkakkan
trust,
trust,
two,
I want to
ask,
trust, this
and the
first is
is,
investations.
This if I'm
if I'm
if I'm
who's who's in Indonesia, Thailand, and Philippines,
per-orang-per-a-one, it's just $100.
Dibandingan Singapore,
that's $16,000 to $19,000 per-o-a-one.
This is a lot of PR-to-P-R-to-de-depant.
I see this, maybe,
four, one, five, the G-2nd,
that liquidity that's in their
that is more than $100 trillion.
Yeah.
This is moment and momentum
that's really
To how,
for how, you can't
to come to my
So,
we can do-krak
the number FDII.
That's already.
That's not a reality.
So I'm not.
I'm going to be
and I'm
and beharap,
trust this is
be can be
and to be bang on
and,
and what other
with the
kind of regulation
that are here
to make am-a-what-you-moudicca to
money to make sure.
This, maybe, it's been in fact-can.
And there's one
one of the predacquatown
that's being
to be able by Indonesia
so long as a
again.
We talked about
diplomat that,
it's like,
yeah,
at mercus-suar,
at,
at the menara,
Gading,
but it's just
with G20.
For,
they're people, they can't, what's G20, what you're
on what you're going to be, what's about us,
it's going to be asked.
Now, once,
President,
that G20 is a bit of boomed,
so we're going to beaumicant,
so we talk about the capyant concrete
from a perhelatant that what?
Now, we can have three priorities, yeah.
One,
CASEATAN.
Because, wherever you go,
you go,
want from from
from the city of diplomacy,
more from the
Mentiary Kewaung,
more from the
government
central bank,
the world,
they're
about about
about
how to
make
the architecture
of the
community
that's
the more
the priority
the first.
Priorit the
two,
not can be
We talk always in context how
pulle economy but
in a huge and sustainable.
That's the issue of the priorities
priority is
on the transition energy.
Transition energy.
The third,
again,
we'll learn from pandemic,
ternata,
like,
the next we can't
get to let us from digital.
So,
the priority the third is
transformation digital,
and I'm not
not going to talk about
cyber and so
but what's
that's what we're
that we're
about we're talking
about transformation digital
is how
umkm
can be able
access,
how can be able
and be able
to be able
to make
to make
the market
how they can
We're going to be in the
quality and
and so many
So, so many
Cluster-Bestre
three priorities
that, and President
to in each
massing cluster
that,
then there
basket list
tawarant
from the
G20, not
only for
the country G20,
but actually
for the
world.
For the
So,
so that
is the
, the, the
people,
the,
that's,
the,
but it's a
but it's a peru a
and it's a
extra what yeah
extra personal
because
tradition
they're not that
we're going to
we're
we're going to
and we're
so
I'm just
I'm saying
kind of
Indonesia that's what is
what's is
we're going to
concrete can
and at the end
the end
the end,
can be it's not much more than it.
This is to up, cuaping,
and when can't be able to make it.
With the language that's more than,
so we're now, even the bhaasasasic,
we're trying to permuthae
so that the people can't,
can't,
if it's about,
if it's,
it's, what, this.
The language,
we're full-us,
we're here.
Cuan.
Cuan.
And then, when we're
tricky, this climate change.
It's like, oh, do 3,000 kaki,
but how, but how do you?
Because not we can't just
we can't evening energy
terbaro-can, because scalan it's not enough.
That's just to be able,
desolusic by them.
Right, to transform
from energy fossil,
to energy,
to energy,
that's new,
to bea-baru-can,
at least there are two elements
that's very important.
One is technology,
and the other is,
investation.
Now,
now, now,
now,
how G2 can be
be a power
Yeah.
Terect comes
technology,
the other
countries,
sometimes, he peg.
Surrog,
transfer,
don't know.
Investation,
also the other than it's really,
so, not we're not
we're calculating,
but calculated,
to invest
in energy energy
that's new and
the other because
if the tuntutant
only from fossil
being
green,
d'adak,
that's,
that this is
not been in
and this is
crisis energy,
and the crisis energy
energy, the price.
Yeah, transitions should be
big.
Yeah.
Okay, this maybe a little provocative.
But this is about normalization.
Normalization?
Yeah.
With?
With?
Yeah.
With...
Yeah, right?
It's been per-carcied by some
people.
Pandan, Ibu, or...
Pandan Indonesia, this,
how, so, so it's the best it.
I can't give
give a kind of what
what is done by
the other
that is
that is
the right
of their
who
not we
don't we
give a comment
but
but for Indonesia
can,
there are
about
and
and this
and this
new this
what now
the
that,
that Indonesia will
be in generalization,
I'll say that we're
that we don't have
with the country
that's not something that's
a life that's a year
and that's going to be that.
All right.
It's all going to
how situation
lapangan.
Lapang that
is, it,
that,
the relationship with
Palestine.
How much
the health
Palestine is
how much, how much
how much
the
kind of
Palestine can
be over-oleg,
do you,
and how
the good
can't
be able to
so much.
So,
it's always
very much
on the
situation
that.
So,
so,
now,
it's not,
we're,
we're,
we're,
we're
we,
we're,
we're,
we're,
we're,
we're,
we're,
there's,
there's,
dialogue
come back, it's been much,
because there's a matter of
there, there's a lot of
there, that we're really
really,
because,
actually, that's
the other
we can't
be able to
we can be facilitator,
we can be supportive,
and so again,
but again,
we're very
we can
make a dialogue,
can re-resume
negotiations,
so,
so,
the
people,
to be proleh and the HACA, Alistina,
can behormati.
If the situation is still like this,
it's just, it's choplock,
it's just.
It's not,
no, no time it's,
to make a lack,
to make a lack of,
making a lack of
lawyka,
is two-state solution.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, right.
But two-states-to-solution
to have been principle.
Yeah.
And the principle,
that can't be
to langar with annexation
or whatever,
yeah.
Yeah.
solution, I think, I think,
that's the most
can't do you.
Because if one state solution, one system,
it's, it's question about
which is the chaploc.
Yeah.
The same,
palestinia, don't.
Yeah, can't.
Yeah.
So, that's what
has been basis
of all of the
conversation,
we're on the issue
to the issue
that's about.
Now,
for two-state solution, it's, there's
there's a turnan.
Turunan, it,
has to be hordered,
and,
and,
it's really,
we're not,
because in the Dewan
the EBA,
resolution is that
too,
that's the issue that,
that,
that's the
making
result of the
so,
just do it,
so,
why,
why not,
that's just.
Yeah, this is, this is
this is the other
people,
the story of
in the first
the first
to give
facilitation and occupations
for them who
they're in
but now
occupation this
not in the
smangue
not.
Yeah,
so it's
it's,
and I'm
yeah,
I'm,
yeah, I'm
and this
many people
this is not.
No, no, no, no, no.
This is not social law.
This is not, yeah, what I mean,
and what, yeah?
Then, then, this isue, um,
and then,
that's a,
okay,
this,
I'm going to go about
democracy.
Democracy.
Um,
after,
I'm,
I'm,
I'm going to be about,
especially,
generation muda.
That,
that if they're
using gadget
their,
they're,
communication through social media,
only with them,
their own,
without them to understand
about the history.
Yeah, right?
If I'm in terms of,
I think of the story,
and in the world,
this, in a community,
can, in a community,
can't have 108 million people.
Sedgant, who's
now, now,
okay, okay,
just, don't,
if we can be able
to learn from
108 million that
who's been
because they're having been
but it's a bit of a concerning
if you're not going to beauremberg
so that's not to learn about history.
So there's a concern
from amnesia historic.
Yeah, right?
And the other,
there's a concern that
to under the more than
immunities cognitive.
It's difficult to make
make a fact from fixie.
Yeah, right?
Now, if I'm going to
If I'm going to book two in the context
diplomacy to the different,
before we talk about in 2004-5,
how about,
how do you know,
diplomacy that's
must have to get
to get to get in the facts,
and get to make a fact
from fictics.
If diplomacy, I think
can't be able to let's.
So, so,
so, there,
change,
but there continuity.
Yeah.
So, if we get to meet,
I'm from, I'm from the multilateral, yeah.
Whatalal is multilateral.
Multilateral is a kental
with referencey,
history.
Like that I said I said,
resolution, resolution,
referencey,
it's not everything's a
because it's made in a
Lampo.
Right, right?
Can't we can't
we can't
we can't let's make
we're looking,
the reason it's like what,
dula we've got to
be what,
roadmap is like what,
we're going to
to be it at this.
So,
if we talk diplomacy,
not,
that's not even
that's in
a room
instant
that's
right.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's,
that's not.
It's not
that's very important
it's also
it's also
the tatarant
diplomacy bilateral
we're
if we're
if we're
saying we're like
singed me yeah
with one
that we're
we're still we
look okay
yeah we're like
jankel
but he's
that one
who who
who who
who's who
who made
who
when we're
really we're
really time we
It's really, he's really, it's a bit too,
it's a bit more than we're gonna.
We're gonna, we're gonna,
but it's gonna investations to us,
just a lot.
Demikian, again,
and again.
Yeah.
All that's been hito.
Everything is,
and, and,
catat-catat-chatan,
it's been a book of
in the development
the new-upon-massad-depan.
So, again,
there can't,
There is that is instant, but we have
to know what we're like what,
one of the decision is what,
that's what,
that has,
and it's only can be proleh
that if we can't.
And,
bachan not a baca,
that's ape-cepetan, yeah?
There, we must be
to make one time,
the time,
the time,
that's in one day,
to reading,
beth,
yeah,
yeah,
right,
that's hard.
If it's hard.
If it's just,
if it's ever instant,
and,
yeah,
that,
that,
dot, dot,
dot, dot,
and,
then,
it's not,
not,
not,
not,
just,
that,
that's just,
that, it's, it,
Okay. Wow. Okay, this is the last about democracy.
Mm-mm.
I'm, I'm going to talk about democracy.
Yeah, Bali, democracy.
How, democracy, is,
I know, the kind of,
this, I think it's re-shape.
Uh-uh.
It's, it's...
...and it, like,
it's bhaebbles,
to a way that maybe,
could not be able to
and how democracy
to be able to
to answer
for uskin
from the seaharan.
Yeah.
But what's more important to me is,
how we're not miskin from idea,
so we're not mizkin from attention.
That, if I'm in the way,
that's more structural.
The kempiskinan from id
is more structural
than the kind of
of the miskinan of chastraa.
Yeah, that's,
that's how do you know?
So,
so,
um,
we're,
we're going to be
baddegu-democracy foreign,
the year,
2021. And the theme
it's democracy for humanity, because we
still in context of pandemic and
and sogainting. Now, we
see that,
after, after, this justro, there's a
a bit of a carisowan,
one,
even, even the country that
e-ang-neaned democracy,
but,
and it's a lot of
There's many a country that in 15 years
in 15 years,
democracy has been
under-downs
It's interesting to
see when we're having
pandemic.
Pandemic this,
kind of,
and the kind of
and so much
and,
with very much,
at a time
one of a
case of a
case that
that's a time that's a time that's
we'll get a you will.
Yeah.
The other
democracy system
and then
it's been to take a
conclusion
that,
that the other
that are men who
man who are
more
to not more
to be able to
control a
crisis
than with
the country that
top-down.
I'm not
I don't believe that.
I don't believe.
I'm not.
Yeah.
Yes, it's a
yeah,
it's,
the name,
emergency,
pandemic,
that's
even if
when,
when you know,
many
that's
that
don't get to
answer
and
questions
that,
that's
many,
but,
But democracy, it's
to give room
to give a point of
people to give a pan-dangan.
Yeah.
Contagnagement
COVID we're now,
every week we're at
cabinet,
we're at-batas,
bicarer,
to look,
the Pengue of COVID
a week to-mine
and,
and,
at least a week to the
that if not
there's democracy,
can't be it's just president,
and the minister just,
and I'm just,
and I'm sure,
and I'm not going to
be able to get
a bit better
that's
that if we're
oh, we're doing
oh, we're doing,
oh, we're not
we're not to-it-it-it-tac-in-
but,
but,
so if people are Javier,
not only for the sake of monged.
We're now, even a
one of the other than a diplomat,
we're doing,
to bring data,
mas,
all of,
we have to bring data,
data in this,
this,
and we're,
and we're debatkin.
And we're debatken.
So,
so,
again,
there's a good,
It has to be acu.
The question is the
question is
apacques
democracy
is a system
that's the
to govern.
If I'm
I'm
I,
I'm, I'm
in the
system that
because
we can
get get
a much
the
tantanan
our
democracy
delivers.
Yeah.
Now,
this is we
have to
the other negatres democracy,
it makes democracy delivers.
Because if not,
it will be more than,
will be more likely.
Yeah,
the lawyngen,
that will be more than,
because at the end,
that will be looked and
the hope that
deliverables.
How far your system
can't deliver.
Now, this is the
key it,
the deliverers,
this.
Paradox is,
if we look at autocracy,
they're more than deliver.
Because they just to
more than selects talent
with-desartes or meritocracy.
Just to the democracy
that's the most
too-in-doin
he makeslection
that's more than
better-beard-patter-a
that's more than
that's a discount
to their
and some other
who are the other as democracy.
Now, this is the back full circle,
to dichotomy or decoupling
in two countries,
right, end-of-un-in-of-necure,
who's who the most
alienation the dirnation and
didn't deliver,
he's the most not-lacu.
Yeah.
That's the keyn't is,
the word, deliver.
Ma, this is the last,
this, we're talking about 2045.
Gambarine,
Indonesia in 2004-5 is how,
from the situation of international,
diplomacy, whatever,
yeah, if you're young
now,
I'm going to look at relevancy
our,
not only as a economy
that's great,
and Muslim majority
that's great,
but we're relevant
to be in
or be per-peran in context multilateralization.
And it's,
which I've been,
it's been
a subatting
peradaband.
Yeah.
Yeah, right.
And I've seen, there moment,
and momentum.
Tionc, this,
peradaband that 5,000 years.
America's the U.S.C.,
peradaband that 200-kian-town.
Indonesia, to,
actually,
for 2,000 years, yeah, right?
We can't even
be able to be in America,
but Islam with the West,
and muchmach,
realistic,
not, is it?
For us,
for we're really,
dren,
dren,
d'ranged,
doable,
doable,
concrete,
concrete,
all,
doable.
This,
what's just what
was just said
that's all,
asset that's
The challenge is how
Asset is,
how we can puttebal,
we can capitalization,
so, it's a
a power that's a great,
the power that maybe
not be made by the
other.
Yeah.
I'll give a
example,
now,
yeah.
At the time we
talk about
the problem
the power
of the
women,
education to the
in a country with a people with a
Muslim,
we have a lot of
we have an asset that's
so I'm a lot of
so I'm just now
I'm just one of the one of the
one is for Afghanistan
with situation that
now,
focus our,
if the bantuanuania
okay,
we've done,
Foccus our to the
focus our to the
about how
the education
demacucan,
in the education
for women and girls.
Pemberdayaan for women and girls.
Wow.
So I'm talking with,
can,
engagement with Taliban,
can,
we're just we'll do.
Yeah.
I've been with them.
And even for
people of the
in the U.S.
They're in the U.S.
They're going to be the
RETNO,
if you're
more relevant
than if I'm
who are
they're being
they're not-muslim.
If they're
non-Muslim.
If Indonesia
is a
Indonesia
is a
country
with a majority
Muslim
so much.
But,
there,
the hark-h-prempurn
and
for women, it's in the way of the women,
so I'm going to be sure
I'm going to becared
more focused
with the wakil from Taliban.
The inting is how
I can help
the women in there
and we can
even
the people
the people
to
to
to make a
program education
for a
So if we talk about
Pembedaiaan it's not necessarily
that the woman
that's not necessarily
but he can be working
from, in the
in the home, it's able.
They're be able.
So,
we have a set
that's a set that
has to have to
keep capitalization.
But if we
if we don't
have to
the asset that,
I'm not
Yes, it's in harness.
Right, right.
Right.
Dinercher, yeah.
So, asset that we're in a
government,
rural, what,
it's an economy,
in a time,
it's from poean,
it's from poean,
it's,
you got to earn it.
Yeah, can be that.
No,
that's a whole that
we need to nurture,
we have we have to be able.
So,
we say, okay, we're a majoramook,
to be able to beaum,
yeah, hearty, don't,
perbidia.
Tolerancey, don.
We're going to be a country,
economy, the koskian-terbesar.
Yeah, we're just to be that.
Now, one of the one of the,
Actually, what I've been in 2004-5,
it would Indonesia
is a new country that's a
country that's much,
not to be inuasay,
justro, we're big to beauntary
to be able to beauntary.
So, if the other
is,
it's to bea-to-monguasai
if we're be able to
to bea-toe.
So, if we've
built a jembbatan,
that we're building,
that's a strong.
Because of the
we can be a
place a
so if we're
like a
trk
with tonaise
that we're
we're going
that's going
that I think
that I think
about
in a
2004,
again,
it's not
to be
if we're
not we're
we're put,
we're upay can
we're
education,
It's important.
Yeah?
SDM is important
It's important
because
it's now
it's actually
chip-ne-
All right
now
plus yeah it
and the
uniquing and
assets of
Indonesia is
to partabal.
Sorry,
I'm going to push you on this.
How much
if
if
if
if a
country that
to consultations
on the
other
not to a new in ASEAN, but to
we're in the consultations.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, right?
And for the Uruzaan
the Timur-Tennaw
it,
it's to us,
yeah.
Yeah, right?
That, that's,
it's,
it's,
not what?
Yeah, that's what?
We're not,
we're it's,
we're,
we can,
we can,
we can
give a count
of the
and you've done
fantastic,
for vaccine diplomacy,
the peran woman in Afghanistan,
this has to be virul-can,
yeah, yeah, for the key for the importance of the way.
So, because,
potret of the world our country
will be very gantung
how we're building in our country.
Yeah, right?
Yeah.
That, right, it's, can,
so, if we're going to
talk about,
per-bearing of the people,
In the in the
we don't
be deroged
women
not
the right
right
right
I can't
I can't
not be
because
I'm not
because I'm
because I'm
even giving
the best
and then
when we
talk
we're all right
we're
we're aller
we're
in here
in the
so in
so yeah
so I'm
so much
so that's
we're
really
what we
what we're
doing in
with
portrait
that can
we can't have been in
world, it's like what.
But, again, what I want is,
2004-5, we're quite,
not to menendez,
but to be in-embowas,
but we're not to be a
embatted.
There are points
point of the end
for the people
large?
Um,
a bit, but it's
important,
but it's,
but it's,
We are being machmoog,
but the challenge is a big,
but the challenge is a big.
And if we can't
we can't
to protectan-a-mere
to make sure.
We can't keep
consatuan,
I'm a quite
I'm quite
because,
because of all of the
the country, anywhere that's
just about what
whatever can be
as long as we're
as we're quite as
as one of the other
so.
So,
so.
So, we can be,
but we have to
that it's not
that's not turn from
land.
It's something that we
need
two-year
we've got to
trya'n't
this is not
different
about what we're
over a few hundred years ago.
And we've persevered.
And I even said, we're not resilient
but we're anti-fragile.
But resilient,
too, but anti-fragile is more.
We're just true, we can
be more quite with the
try of COVID and stuff,
but not survive just.
That, that, that,
we have fair, fair,
and we're fair,
we're fair,
there's a lot
that we have to put
There are a lot, there are
that we have to be able.
So, don't we then
can't,
we're,
we are nothing, no, we are not nothing.
We are something.
Yeah.
We are something.
Yeah.
Wow.
Ms. Rednau, thank you very.
Thank you very.
Thank you.
Same.
Same.
And, that's
I'm not,
Rettnaudm,
from the world of the Republic Indonesia.
Thank you.
This is endgame.
