Conference on Indonesian Foreign Policy (CIFP) is the country’s biggest festival of diplomacy and also happens to be the world’s largest foreign policy conference. The chosen theme for this year is “Cooling Off The Hot Peace: Strategic Opportunities and Economic Remedies for a Distressful World,” in which we choose this theme because we believe that the re-emergence of geo-strategic rivalries, mistrust, disruption, and brinkmanship in today’s world affairs — hence the “hot peace” — by far represent the most serious challenge for world peace.

Through this conference, we aim to push the participants to recognize this serious problem and think hard about the strategic and economic opportunities that could turn this dangerous condition of “hot peace” towards more stable, durable, and cooperative world order.

List of Confirmed Speakers – CIFP 2019

1. Dr. Marty Natalegawa, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia (2009-2014)

2. Dr. Nur Hassan Wirajuda, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia (2001-2009)

3. Dr. Stephen Smith, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Australia (2007-2010)

4. Mahendra Siregar, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia

5. Dr. Dino Patti Djalal, Founder, Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia

6. Dr. Bima Arya Sugiarto, Mayor of Bogor

7. Dr. Siswo Pramono, Head of Policy Analysis and Development Agency, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia

8. H.E. Jose Tavares, Director-General of ASEAN Cooperation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia

9. Sandiaga Salahuddin Uno, Former Deputy Governor of Jakarta

10. H.E. Joseph. R. Donovan, Ambassador of the United States to Indonesia

11. H.E. Lyudmila Georgievna Vorobieva, Ambassador of Russia to Indonesia

12. H.E. Gary Quinlan, Ambassador of Australia to Indonesia

13. H.E. Dr. Hilton Fisher, Ambassador of South Africa to Indonesia

14. H.E. Mohammad Khoush Heikal Azad, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Indonesia

15. H.E. Ichiro Fujisaki, Nakasone Peace Institute

16. Prof. Dewi Fortuna Anwar, Research Professor at LIPI, Co-Founder of FPCI

17. Dr. Thitinan Pongsudhirak, Director of the Institute for Science and International Security, Thailand

18. Prof. Gordon Flake, CEO, Perth USAsia

19. Dr. Champa Patel, Head of Asia-Pacific Programme, Chatham House

20. Tom Cargill, Executive Chair, British Foreign Policy Group

21. Tan Sri Rastam Mohd Isa, Chairman, Institute of Strategic and International Studies (ISIS)

22. Prof. Hikmahanto Juwana, Professor of International Law in the University of Indonesia

23. Prof. Aleksius Jemadu, Professor of International Relations, Pelita Harapan University

24. Prof. Richard Heydarian, De La Salle University, Philippines

25. Dr. Poppy Sulistyaning Winanti, Deputy Dean for Cooperation, FISIPOL UGM

26. Dr. Dinna Wisnu, International Relations Lecturer, Bina Nusantara University

27. Kotaro Tamura, Adjunct Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy

28. C.K. Song, CEO, KMK Group

29. Landry Haryo Subianto, US-ASEAN Business Council

30. Kornelius Purba, Senior Managing Editor, Jakarta Post

31. Nadya Hutagalung, Indonesian Model and actress

32. Andini Effendi, Journalist, Metro TV

33. Dr. Sae Chi, Research Associate at Planning and Transport Research Centre, The University of Western Australia

34. Dr. Tomoo Kikuchi, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Singapore

35. Dr. Joseph Liow Chin Yong, Research Adviser, RSIS

36. Rainier Haryanto, PhD Candidate in the University of New South Wales

37. Trissia Wijaya, PhD Candidate, Murdoch University (Indonesia)

38. Rm. Carolus Putranto Tri Hidayat Pr, Pastor Unit Wisma Cempaka Putih Timur.

CIFP 2019 SESSIONS:

1. How Do We Cool Off The Hot Peace: Brainstorming The Possibilities

2. Who Will Be Pushing The Global Agenda? Renewing The Primacy Of Multilateralism In A Time Of Rivalry And Populism

3. ASEAN, ASEAN Centrality, And The Indo-Pacific: Can They Change The Geostrategic Chessboard?

4. Building Bridges: Indonesia And The Infrastructure ‘Cold War’

5. Indonesian Foreign Policy Under President Jokowi’s 2nd Term: New Priorities, New Expectations, New Initiatives?

6. Return Of The Angels Part IV: Things That Worry Me, Things That Excite Me

7. The Biggest Mess Of All: Regional Conflicts And Major Powers Rivalry In The Middle East

8. The New Strategic Contest: Addressing The Emerging Rivalries in Technology, Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence, Etc.

9. Can’t The Major Powers Get Along?

10. The Best Ideas I’ve Ever Heard: Bright Minds Speak About Mind-Blowing Solutions To Fix Our Broken World

11. Advancing Abrahamic Peace: Can Muslims, Christians, And Jews Live In Permanent Peace Globally In The 21st Century?

12. Can The 21st Century Economic Architectures Turn Rivalries Into Cooperation? Assessing The Future Direction Of AEC, APEC, RCEP, G20, CTPP, WTO, BRI, And Free Trade Areas

13. Having A Quarter-Life Crisis? A Practitioners’ Briefing On Job Options And Careers For International Relations Students

*Please note that these sessions are still in progress and may be subject to change.

THIS EVENT IS FREE OF CHARGE!

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