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Joko Widodo

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2020-09-24
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2021-09-24
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  1. “In facing these challenging global agendas, Indonesia reiterates its hope and support towards multilateralism. It is imperative for us to safeguard an effective multilateralism, with concrete work and results. Let us work together ... to Recover Together ... Recover Stronger. I thank you.”

    2021-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 76 (2021)

  2. “Indonesia strive for the G-20 to work for the benefit of all, developed and developing countries, north and south, big and small, Archipelagic countries and small island states in the Pacific as well as vulnerable groups that must be prioritized. Inclusiveness will be the main priority during Indonesia’s Presidency. This is Indonesia’s commitment to show that no one is left behind. Green and sustainable economy will also be one of the priorities. Indonesia is aware of our strategic place on climate change. Thus, we will continue to work hard to fulfil our commitments. In 2020, Indonesia reduced its forest fires by 82 per cent, compared to the previous year. Deforestation rates have dropped significantly, the lowest in 20 years. At the global level, Indonesia will put forward burden sharing, not burden shifting.”

    2021-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 76 (2021)

  3. “Concerns on the marginalization of women and violence in Afghanistan, Palestine’s elusive independence, and the political crisis in Myanmar, must be our common agenda. The leaders of ASEAN met in Jakarta and agreed on the Five Points Consensus, of which its implementation requires the full commitment of the Myanmar military. The great hope of the global community must be met with concrete steps and tangible results. These responsibilities fall upon our shoulders. The global community awaits. It is our duty to provide hope for the world’s future. Excellencies, In 2022, Indonesia will assume the G20 Presidency, under the theme of “Recover Together ... Recover Stronger”.”

    2021-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 76 (2021)

  4. “Those that open up many job opportunities, transfer of technology, human resources development, and contributes to sustainability. Third, Indonesia’s commitment toward climate resilience, low carbon development and green technology is firm and clear. However, energy and technology transformation process must facilitate the participation of developing countries in development of industries and become technology producers. The COVID-19 pandemic reminds us of the importance of diversification of production centres across the world. Fourth, we must be stern in fighting intolerance, conflicts, terrorism, and war. Peace in diversity and the protection of women’s and minority rights must be upheld.”

    2021-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 76 (2021)

  5. “Politicization and discrimination towards vaccine continues to take place. We must solve these issues with concrete steps. In the future, we must reorganize global health security architecture, global health security system. New mechanisms are required to mobilize global health resources, which includes financing, vaccines, medicines, medical equipment, as well as healthcare workers worldwide, quickly and fairly. We need to establish a standardized global health protocol in cross-border activities, such as vaccines criteria, test results, and other medical conditions. Second, global economic recovery can only be attained if the pandemic is under control and countries join hands in helping one another. Indonesia, along with other developing countries, embrace quality investments.”

    2021-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 76 (2021)

  6. “His Excellency President of the UN General Assembly, His Excellency UN Secretary-General, Excellencies, Leaders of UN Member Countries. The world community looks towards the UN General Assembly to provide answers to major global concerns. When will the people be free from the pandemic? When will the economy recover and grow inclusively? How to sustain the planet for future generations? And when will the world be free from conflict, terrorism, and war? Given the recent global developments, there are many things that we need to do together. First, we must bring hope that we can tackle the COVID-19 pandemic swiftly, fairly, and equally. We know that “no one is safe until everyone is”. The capacity and pace among countries in tackling COVID-19, including in vaccinations, differs widely.”

    2021-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 76 (2021)

  7. “Revitalization of the economy must prioritize the health of all citizens of the world... A healthy world...A productive world...needs to be our priority. All of these will only be achieved if all of us continue., to work together.. .work together.. .and work together. Let us solidify our commitment and consistently carry out our commitment to work together. That is all from me. I thank you.”

    2020-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 75 (2020)

  8. “The world needs the spirit of collaboration and a stronger global leadership... to create a better world. Third, cooperation in tackling COVID-19 must be strengthened...in terms of the health aspects...as well as the socio economic effects... Vaccine will be the game changer in the war against pandemic. We need to work together to ensure... that all countries have equal access to a safe vaccine...with affordable price... In the long term...the management of resilient global health system needs to be further improved. The resilience of global health system.... which is based on the national health resilience...will determine the future of our world. From the economic perspective.... revitalization of economic activities gradually needs to start .. .by tackling the limits of our global supply chain today.”

    2020-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 75 (2020)

  9. “The UN is not a mere building in the city of New York... rather it represents an ideal and shared commitment of all nations... to realize world peace and prosperity for our future generations. Indonesia has an unwavering faith in the United Nations and multilateralism. Multilateralism is the only way that could guarantee equality. 43. Second... collective global leadership has to be strengthened. We are all aware...that when it comes to relations among countries... in international relations... every country always protects their national interests. However, we must not forget ... that all of us have the responsibility to contribute... to be part of the solution...for peace, stability, and prosperity of the world.. This is where the UN should play a role... to strengthen collective global leadership.”

    2020-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 75 (2020)

  10. “On its 53rd anniversary... on 8th of August 2020, ASEAN reaffirmed its commitment to continue maintaining peace and stability in the region. The same spirit of cooperation and peace was put forward by Indonesia to a wider region... the Indo-Pacific region...through the ASEAN Outlook on the Indo-Pacific. Excellencies, Against this current global situation...allow me to convey a few thoughts. First... the UN should continue to improve itself... through reforms, revitalization...and efficiency. The UN needs to prove that multilateralism delivers...especially during the time of crisis... The UN needs to be more responsive and effective... in tackling global challenges. And all of us bear the responsibility to further strengthen the UN... So that the UN remains relevant and contributive... in keeping with the challenges of time.”

    2020-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 75 (2020)

  11. “the spirit which provides mutual benefits to all parties...and leave no country behind. No one...no country should be left behind. The respect for equality... was also emphasized by Indonesia’s founding father... Soekarno... Bung Karno during the Asia-Africa Conference in Bandung in 1955... that gave birth to the Bandung Principles. Until now...the Bandung Principles are still relevant... including in peaceful settlement of disputes... promotion of cooperation... and respect for international law. Palestine becomes the only country... attending the Bandung Conference... that until present has not enjoyed its independence. Indonesia consistently supports Palestine... to gain its rights. In our region, along with other ASEAN member countries, Indonesia continues to maintain South East Asia... as a peaceful, stable, and prosperous region.”

    2020-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 75 (2020)

  12. “No one is safe until everyone is... If division and rivalries continue to persist... then I am concerned that the pillars of stability and sustainable peace will crumble... or even destroyed. A world of peace...stable and prosperous becomes more and more difficult to attain. Excellencies, This year, Indonesia also celebrates the 75th anniversary of its independence. It has always been our commitment... Indonesia will continuously contribute to world peace...as mandated by our constitution. Indonesia will continue to play a role as bridgebuilder... as part of the solution... Consistently, this commitment is continuously upheld... including throughout Indonesia’s membership at the UN Security Council. The spirit of cooperation will continue to be promoted by Indonesia ...”

    2020-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 75 (2020)

  13. “Conflicts are still happening all over the world. Poverty and even hunger are still suffered by many. The principles of the UN Charter and international law are often neglected... including the respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity. All of us are concerned with this situation ... Our concern grew even deeper...in the midst of the Covid-19 Pandemic. At a time when we ought to unite... and work together to tackle the pandemic.... what we see, instead, is one of deep division....and growing rivalries. Whereas in fact...we must unite and always promote a win-win approach in building relations among state that is mutually beneficial. We all understand the negative impacts of the pandemic are tremendous... both on health ... and the social economy. We are also aware that... the virus knows no boundaries across nations...”

    2020-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 75 (2020)

  14. “His Excellency President of the UN General Assembly, His Excellency UN Secretary General, Distinguished Leaders of the Member Countries of the United Nations, This year...marks the 75th Anniversary of the United Nations. 75 years ago.. .the UN was born so that a great war ... the Second World War ... will not happen again. 75 years ago ... the UN was also established to create a world that is more peaceful, stable, and prosperous. Because war will benefit no one. There is no point of celebrating victory among ruins. There is no point of becoming the largest economic power in the midst of a sinking world. Mr. President, In this 75th anniversary of the UN ... We must ask ourselves ... have we succeeded in creating the world that we dreamed of? I believe all of us will have the same answer ... not yet..”

    2020-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 75 (2020)