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INDONESIA AND CHINA 65 YEARS 23 YEARS SUSPENDED! WHAT NEXT? Benito Lopulalan
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INDONESIA AND CHINA 65 YEARS

23 YEARS SUSPENDED!WHAT NEXT?

Benito Lopulalan

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240 Million Population

723 languages

17.508 Islands6.000 inhabited

INDONESIA

ASEAN G20 APEC

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1945Proclamation of

Indonesia Independence

April 1950Begin of RI – PRC

Diplomatic Relations

1950 – 1965 Indonesia – PRC The Beginning CharacteristicsInfluenced by Composition of Indonesia domestic politic : Nationalist, Religious, Communist

China become issue• PRC - PKI connection• Negative views towards

Overseas Chinese in Indonesia

Violence erupted, also to Chinese society

1960Jakarta – Beijing axis established

Leadership managed the

balance of power

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1965-1998 The New Order and PRC Suspicions and Sensitivity

• Indonesia Leaders maintained anti-communist attitude and PRC seen as “communism exporter”

• No Chinese performance, no Chinese character in public space, Chinese names should changed into “Indonesian” names.

• Trade relations play important role in determining relationship after 1990.

1967 - 1985Total Frozen

1985Indonesia – PRC

Trade Relations Restored

1990Restoration of

Diplomatic ties

1991 to 1998 RI non-oil exp. to

China 580 mil to 1.32 bil

USDRI imp. from

China 800 mil to 1.27

bill USD

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Remains of PKI

PRC Communism expansion

Ethnic Chinese

(TRIANGLE OF PREJUDICE)

“triangle of threat”

A Triangle that Colored RI-PRC for 30 years

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Silk Road Spirit -

1998 and the birth of Changes

the era of reformasi

The nationwide riots and anti-Chinesefollowed national and global economic crises

lead to changes

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• Abdurrahman Wahid presidency lifted regulation that prohibit Chinese performance and culture.

• Beijing was the first city he visited after inauguration, albeit domestic pro-cons. Any President after him went to Beijing without pro-cons.

• Kwik Kian Gie became Coordinating Minister of Economy. The first Chinese-Indonesian after 35 years. Each president after him has at least one Chinese-Indonesian at the cabinet.

Abdurrahman Wahid (1947-2004) RI president 1999-2001. A game changer in Chinese relations.

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THE DOMESTIC CHANGE

• The peace / democratic mentality and movements among Indonesians

• Pluralistic leadership• Ability to change• Proactive and Courageous

Individual leaders • Information Technology

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INDONESIA CHINA

ASEAN

DOOR

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Country Country

OROB

DOOR

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It is a road where Government open the doors to other Government; Business build bridges to work together with other Business; Culture To Culture; People To People; Youth to Youth; where peace and friendship built the future.

A ROAD WITH MANY BRIDGES AND DOORS

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THANK YOU

Terima Kasih


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