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Dian Trian-syah Djani

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1. “In that regard, more structured coordination and greater interaction S/2021/48 S/2021/48 among the Council, various United Nations bodies and relevant international and regional partners would enable us to address these challenges in an effective way. If the United Nations invests more in supporting the capacity of regional arrangements to address the issue at the regional level, eventually the United Nations will reap the benefit of their knowledge, perspectives and experience. Terrorism remains a scourge upon humankind. We need to have a clear strategy to address its root causes and ensure that this tragic cycle of violence will not repeat itself. No justification is good enough, and, again, Indonesia condemns terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, no matter its origins or motivations.”

   2021-01-12 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/2021/48 (2021) · source

2. “Resolution 1373 (2001) called on States not only to implement a number of internal measures but also to work together to prevent and counter terrorist acts. The many recent challenges reflect the need for the effective implementation of relevant international instruments, Security Council resolutions and, more important, cooperation and collective action between and among States, relevant regional organizations and mechanisms and civil society. It is important to mention that several regional organizations and mechanisms, such as the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, have done extensive work in this area, and therefore have an abundance of experience to share. In addition, as first responders to threats in their regions, they are continuously working on smart and innovative solutions to emerging challenges.”

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3. “That leads to my second point, regarding adaptive capability in countering the terrorist threats. Given the nature of the challenges of terrorism, not only do we need to be decisive, consistent and firm in our policies; we must also be flexible in our strategies, as well as innovative and practical in our approach. To put it in today’s debate context, we rely on the Security Council, particularly its Counter-Terrorism Committee, to undertake strategic thinking and take swift action to fulfil its mandate and various tasks, including to assist Member States in achieving the full and effective implementation of Council resolutions. We cannot afford to have an evil opponent with rapidly changing forms of operation outpace our international cooperation. And that brings me to the last point, regarding international and regional cooperation.”

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4. “With that in mind, this statement will focus on three issues. The first relates to the dynamic and complex challenges in the counter- terrorism arena. There are numerous indications that terrorist threats and forms have continued to evolve and are becoming more sophisticated. The downfall of some terrorist groups and the decrease in their activities and resources evidently do not mean their end outright. Those groups have continued to transform, and therefore continue to pose huge challenges. Moreover, more recently we also have witnessed the rise of another form of terrorism, which is racially or ethnically motivated. Therefore, we feel it is only wise not to go overboard and declare victory over terror just yet. We must continue to be vigilant.”

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5. “We would like to thank the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Migration and Tunisians Abroad, Mr. Othman Jerandi, for organizing and presiding over this important open debate. We also wish to thank the briefers for their insightful presentations. We welcome the presidential statement (S/PRST/2021/1) just adopted on this matter. Indonesia wishes to associate itself with the written statements submitted by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (annex 59) and the Republic of Azerbaijan (annex 24), submitted on behalf, respectively, of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries. The adoption of the landmark resolution 1373 (2001) marked a change in the global approach to counter-terrorism. Much has been achieved since its adoption, but challenges and opportunities remain in the overall counter-terrorism landscape.”

   2021-01-12 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/2021/48 (2021) · source