Indonesia-Korea
Special Strategic Partnership
Young Professionals Lab
Jakarta, 14 - 16 September 2022
Welcoming Remarks
Thank you for visiting the website of the Indonesia-Korea Special Strategic Partnership Young Professionals Lab.
I am pleased that Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia (FPCI) – which is the largest foreign policy organization in Indonesia – continues to collaborate with the Korea Foundation (KF) – the institution mandated to conduct Republic of Korea’s public diplomacy – to organize Indonesia-Korea Special Strategic Partnership Young Professionals Lab. This program is aimed to gather fresh ideas and perspectives from Indonesia’s young professionals from various field and serves as platform to engage Indonesia’s and Republic of Korea’s policymakers.
In my experience, policies can only be successful when suggestions from multiple-stakeholders are carefully considered throughout the ideation process to the implementation. I believe it is imperative for the policymakers to consider the view of Indonesia's young professionals to advance Indonesia and Republic of Korea relations. I trust this program would fill in both countries bilateral relations as well as upgrade the Indonesia-Korea relations to the level we hope it to be.
I look forward to seeing you at Indonesia-Korea Special Strategic Partnership Young Professionals Lab on September, 2022.
Salam,
Dr. Dino Patti Djalal,
Founder and Chairman of FPCI
Program Overview
Indonesia-Korea Special Strategic Partnership Young Professionals Lab is a three-day program initiated by the Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia (FPCI) and supported by the Korea Foundation. The Lab serves as a special platform for aspiring Indonesian professionals to develop a deeper knowledge on Indonesia and Republic of Korea Special Strategic Partnership, engage with policymakers and practitioners, delve into problems and formulate policy inputs to advance Indonesia and Republic of Korea affairs. Selected participants will get to join interactive panel discussions with high-level officials, partake in discussions with top experts, and create a joint policy recommendation paper addressed to governments and relevant entities.
INDONESIA - KOREA SPECIAL STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP
Program Agenda
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Welcoming Ceremony
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Keynote Address
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Expert Panel
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Focus Group Discussion
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Expert Panel
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Focus Group Discussion
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Wrap Up Session
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Policy Paper Briefing & Public Forum
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Closing Ceremony
Important Dates
24 June - 24 July
Call for Application
3 - 5 August
Interview with 25 selected candidates
15 August
Announcement of the 12 Young Professionals
the fourth week of August
Focus Group Discussion
14 - 16 September
Indonesia-Korea Special Strategic Partnership Young Professionals Lab
Eligibility Requirements
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Applicants must be Indonesian citizens
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Applicants must be aged between 21-35 years old by the time of applying
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Applicants must have the proficiency to speak and write in English
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Applicants must be an active professional coming from one of the following fields: academia, foreign policy research, government and policy making, enterprise, or non-governmental organization (NGO)
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Applicants must have a background that represents one or a combination of the following: politics, security, law, economy, geopolitics and/ or geo-economics, digital economy and technology, social studies, Korean politics/ culture, or East Asian studies
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Applicants must be able to attend the three-day program held in Jakarta in September and join the post-program activities
Online Application
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Background Information (e.g., name, contact information, medical history)
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A Curriculum Vitae (CV) that highlights the applicant's expertise, previous experiences, and responsibilities at his/her current post. The CV should be submitted in a .pdf format and identified as follows: [full name_affiliation_CV]
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An Initial Policy Recommendation Paper written by the applicant discussing his/her views on Indonesia-Republic of Korea cooperation related to his/her background. The paper should not exceed 2 pages, be submitted in a .pdf format, and identified as follows: [full name_affiliation_research focus]
Expected Outline of the Policy Recommendation Paper
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What are the most strategic issues that Indonesia and the Republic of Korea are facing in their bilateral relations and in the regional and/or global context?
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What are the challenges and the opportunities for Indonesia and the Republic of Korea to step up its bilateral relations through the special strategic partnership? (pick one category:political security, economy, socio-cultural)
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What are your policy recommendations (including activities, programs, initiatives, etc.) to fill in the cooperation in the chosen particular aspect?
Become a Young Professional
Contact Us
For more information about the program, partnership opportunities, and media inquiries please contact: sekretariat@fpcindonesia.org