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  • Jusuf Kalla Gives Lecture during DREaM 2010

Jusuf Kalla Gives Lecture during DREaM 2010

  • 15 July 2010, 13:28 WIB
  • By: Marwati
  • 12469

In the discussion with participants who are mostly foreign students, JK

expertly answered questions on Indonesia and the problems of current

political parties. One of the participants, Silvia from Madagascar,

asked why many Indonesians go overseas to become maids. JK said that

they earned more abroad, but most of them are low educated. “Due to this

reason, they prefer to become illegal migrant workers,” he explained.

Regarding the heated debate in Golkar between Aburizal Bakri and Surya

Paloh's supporters after the election of its chairman, JK said that the

competition was part of democracy, but Golkar is still the biggest party

in Indonesia. "Golkar is the biggest party until 2009. Every party has

to keep struggling and experiencing dynamics. The competition between

Aburizal and Surya Paloh is part of democracy," he said.

He said that he would continue his role in mediating conflicts in some

regions. Since he is no longer a Vice-President, he has now more time to

work on conflict reconciliation in Indonesia and neighbouring

countries, such as  Mindanao and Thailand. "Handling conflict should be

done through direct involvement because conflict arises after political,

economic and social problems,” he said.

In the discussion with participants who are mostly foreign students, JK

expertly answered questions on Indonesia and the problems of current

political parties. One of the participants, Silvia from Madagascar,

asked why many Indonesians go overseas to become maids. JK said that

they earned more abroad, but most of them are low educated. “Due to this

reason, they prefer to become illegal migrant workers,” he explained.

Regarding the heated debate in Golkar between Aburizal Bakri and Surya

Paloh's supporters after the election of its chairman, JK said that the

competition was part of democracy, but Golkar is still the biggest party

in Indonesia. "Golkar is the biggest party until 2009. Every party has

to keep struggling and experiencing dynamics. The competition between

Aburizal and Surya Paloh is part of democracy," he said.

He said that he would continue his role in mediating conflicts in some

regions. Since he is no longer a Vice-President, he has now more time to

work on conflict reconciliation in Indonesia and neighbouring

countries, such as  Mindanao and Thailand. "Handling conflict should be

done through direct involvement because conflict arises after political,

economic and social problems,” he said.

In the discussion with participants who are mostly foreign students, JK

expertly answered questions on Indonesia and the problems of current

political parties. One of the participants, Silvia from Madagascar,

asked why many Indonesians go overseas to become maids. JK said that

they earned more abroad, but most of them are low educated. “Due to this

reason, they prefer to become illegal migrant workers,” he explained.

Regarding the heated debate in Golkar between Aburizal Bakri and Surya

Paloh's supporters after the election of its chairman, JK said that the

competition was part of democracy, but Golkar is still the biggest party

in Indonesia. "Golkar is the biggest party until 2009. Every party has

to keep struggling and experiencing dynamics. The competition between

Aburizal and Surya Paloh is part of democracy," he said.

He said that he would continue his role in mediating conflicts in some

regions. Since he is no longer a Vice-President, he has now more time to

work on conflict reconciliation in Indonesia and neighbouring

countries, such as  Mindanao and Thailand. "Handling conflict should be

done through direct involvement because conflict arises after political,

economic and social problems,” he said.

 

 

In the discussion with participants who are mostly foreign students, JK expertly answered questions on Indonesia and the problems of current political parties. One of the participants, Silvia from Madagascar, asked why many Indonesians go overseas to become maids. JK said that they earned more abroad, but most of them are low educated. “Due to this reason, they prefer to become illegal migrant workers,” he explained. Regarding the heated debate in Golkar between Aburizal Bakri and Surya Paloh's supporters after the election of its chairman, JK said that the competition was part of democracy, but Golkar is still the biggest party in Indonesia. "Golkar is the biggest party until 2009. Every party has to keep struggling and experiencing dynamics. The competition between Aburizal and Surya Paloh is part of democracy," he said.

He said that he would continue his role in mediating conflicts in some regions. Since he is no longer a Vice-President, he has now more time to work on conflict reconciliation in Indonesia and neighbouring countries, such as  Mindanao and Thailand. "Handling conflict should be done through direct involvement because conflict arises after political, economic and social problems,” he said.

After the lecture, JK had a photo session with the 17 students from 22 countries. They are from Indonesia, Italia, Japan, Syria, Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, the Philippines, South Korea, Cambodia, India, Australia, Greek, Namibia, Senegal, Madagascar, Timor Leste, Oman, Solomon Island, Vietnam, Gambia and Algeria.

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