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Programme Guide West Java, an Overview PROGRAMME GUIDE WEST JAVA, AN OVERVIEW The enchanting and beautiful [and of Parahiyangan or Sunda stretches from the Sunda Strait in the west to the borders of Central. Java in the east. The region is primarily mountainous, witfi rich green valleys hugging lofty volcanic peaks, many of which surround" the capital of the province, Bandung. The Sundanese people of this region are soft-spoken and colorful, with a rich and fascinating history. The powerfuf and" ancient kingdoms of Tarumanegara, Pajajaran, Banten and Cirebon have off risen, ruied and fatten, in this province and-provide fascinating studies for students of archaeology and history. West Java was one of the first contact points in Indonesia for Indian traders and their cufturaC influences, and it was ftere that the Dutch and British jirst set jbot in Indonesia at Banten. The Dutch moved their center of operations to Sunda Kelapa {now Jakarta) after fierce competition and rivalry witft the Britisfi, only to return at a fater date. West Java effectively surrounds the nation's capital of Jakarta on three sides and enjoyable roads provide good links to most of the province passing through spectacular panoramas of rugged mountains, sparkfing paddy fields and intimate holiday resorts. There are a number of resorts on the western and" southern coasts which have modem hotels and are popular during the weekends, especially for people living in Jakarta. West Java provides visitors witft. a great numfier offascinating and wonderful things to see and do; venture to the reminders of the explosive and awesome power of Krakatau; explore the undisturbed wildlife reserve of Ujung Kulon on the soutn-western tip of Java; admire the Pulau Dua Bird Sanctuary qjf tfte coast of Banten and" visit tfie isolated communities of the mysterious Baduy in tfte remote Hafimun Mountain Reserve; discover unspoiled beaches at Pangandaran; treasure tfte royaf palaces of CireBon and tfte worfif renowned BotamcaC gardens of Bogor. Bandung, the capital of the province is about 180 ferns southeast of Jakarta and was once known as "Tfte Paris of Java" fjecause of its tree fined boulevards and artistic injluences. The city gained intemationaffame in 1955 as the venue for tfte jirst Afto-Asian Conference which brought together the leaders of 29 Asian and African Nations witft the aim. of promoting economic and cutttiraf relations and taking a common stand against colbniaCism, PROGRAMME 09.00 - 09.15 "Historical: Wo&" A tribute, to the. enduring spirit of the founding fathers of the 1955 Asian-African Conference, in establishing the. building blocks for the. friendship & cooperation between the. countries & the. peoples of the two continents Tfiis historical walk starts jrom Savoy Homann Hotef & concludes at Merdeka Building on Asian-Ajrican Street 09.15 - 12.00 Tfte Commemoration of tfte Go&fenJuKlee o/tfie Asion-A/rican Conference. 1955 Opening: Photo session of Heads o_f State/Government "Hafo Hato Bandung" by the. Padjadjaran University Choir Speech by the President of the. Repufific of Indonesia Remarks by a Representative of Africa Remarks by a Representative of Asia Remarks by a Representative of Non Aliened" Movement jrom non Asia-Ajrica Signing Ceremony Rendition of "Bandung Sefatan di Wafou Mafam" i by Padjadjaran University's Cfioir 12.20 - 12.40 Planting of Asian African Trees Taman Tegaflega 13.00 - 14.30 Luncfteon in Pakuan Building; Co-Hosted^ by the. President of tfte RepufiCic o_f Indonesia & the. Governor of West Java Historical Walk in Commemoration of tfte QoCdenJubiiee of the Asian-African Conference 1955 Mertfefai BuMng 1 Savoy Hommn Hotel tfe press Lay Out of the, Merdeka Building, Bandung stage Heads of State nnnnnnD nnnnnnn Invitees nnnnnnD Invitees Delegates nnnnnnn pnnnnnn nnnnnnn Press and Invitees Pfcmtituj Asian-African Trees at a Garden^ Bandung; West Java Oio Isfauufanfinata Street tfte Tejaflega Garden tfte delegates pairing area of Tree Swetenia mafiagoni (Africa) Pmetia pinata (Asia) Cirmamomwn iner (Asia) fifidum decipiens (Asia) Afistonia sc/tofaris (Asia) ]akaranda mlmosv/tfia (Asia) Mimousof eienqi (Asia) Cassia stamefl (Asia) Efamupus grandiflorus (Asia) AdenatkrapavoniM (Asia) Mutinggia calaBora (Asia) Ta&e&ida. margentftea (Asia) Diospiros discolor (Asm) Pitchetobium dukes (Africa) Kfiaya sinegatanesis (Africa) Didenia indica (Asia) MiBiscus mtiffaceusmarron (Asia.) Spathodea camp anu/ata (Africa) ManiKara kaufd (Asia) Samanea sama (Asia) Camarium comune (Asia) 5araca tfiaipingensis (Asia) Deionix regia (Africa) Mdtia azadiraefi (Asia) Cynometra rammifoKa (Asia) Bcmdung Setakan di Wo&tu Malam Bandung Sefatan di waktu malam (Soutft Bandung by night') Berselubung sutra mega putifi (Drapaf in. fair siOty mist) Lafcana putri feencana (Reminiscent of a gracious princess) Vuduk menanti diitong ke&asifi (Yearning for the fove of her life) Bandung Sdatan. di waitu ma/am [South Bandung by night) Dofam asunan Dewi Purnama (Nurturecf by the. Goddess of Moon) Cantife mungii keswna meiati (a bemitifui budding jasmine.) Putri mauja iBuitdapertiwi (Mather earth's endearing princess) Teraengar suara serufing fiamfiu (The. melody of a bamboo fhite.) Gitar mafam nan merdit nteroyu (Tfte furing soaruf o/a guitar) Di seftruj tembang suara ibu (Motfter earth's sweet fuftaBy) Tembang pusafea nan satu (Together in sacred ftarmony) Bandung Sdatan di waktu. malam (South Bandung by night) Jaun terdengar suara nyanyian (Voices of melody from, afar) Sungguh. indah sinamya rembulan (How beautiful the m Riwayatmu tidak dilupakan (Its tale never jbrgotten) vr -f,- r.r- •j.tj-^ -? » l id lit Vt IJ" -Ill y .'l (i r if l,, VFI ' >"ifrii;i;C»$l»MC l ^ .l fii, jfy Iv .u •* c '-i^rvr-i+'-ff. , i-' jf -,' ' -.- ^ ', > '--'- r .^5*. ' e^ 3a^ ,f -4 ^"'t,^?^ - -« ' -.' n~- > •«" - i'-*«' . -8, ^ * , }, . ._ , "•, ^ .^~'J.t ip[ *-• L - ^. j -T ") '" DELEGATE HANDBOOK TABLE OF CONTENT 1. TENTATIVE PROGRAMME OF ACTIVITIES 2. ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS 3. SPOUSE PROGRAMME 4. SIDE EVENTS 5. ADMINISTRATIVE ARRANGEMENTS 6. JAKARTA CONVENTION CENTER FLOOR PLAN 7. THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT JAKARTA TENTATIVE PROGRAMME OF ACTIVITIES ASIAN-AFRICAN SUMMIT 2005 AND COMMEMORATION OF THE GOLDEN JUBILEE OF THE 1955 ASIAN-AFRICAN CONFERENCE Monday, 18 April 2005 AM / PM Arrival of Delegates AM / PM Arrival of Foreign Ministers 09.00 - Registration Venue : - Prefunction Lobby - Jakarta Convention Center (JCC) 14.00 Asian-African Senior Officials' Consultation Meeting ' Venue : - Cendrawasih Room, JCC 14.00 -15.30 Plenary Session I Venue : - Cendrawasih Room, JCC Attendance : - HoD + 2 15.30-15.45 Coffee Break Venue : - Main Lobby, JCC 15.45-17.00 Plenary Session II Venue : - Cendrawasih Room, JCC Attendance : - HoD + 2 19.30-21.30 Dinner hosted by the Indonesian SOM Leader Venue : - Assembly Hall 2, JCC Attendance : - HoD + Invitees 09.00 Asian-African Ministerial Meeting Venue : - Plenary Hall, JCC 09.00 - 09.45 Opening Session Venue : - Plenary Hall, JCC Attendance : - HoD + 4 09.45-10.00 Coffee Break Venue : - Assembly Hall I, JCC - for Ministers - Main Lobby, JCC - for other Delegates 10.00-12.30 Plenary Session I Venue : - Plenary Hall, JCC Attendance : - HoD + 4 12.30-14.30 Lunch Venue : - Assembly Hall 2, JCC - for Ministers and SOM Leaders - Assembly Hall 3, JCC - for other Delegates 14.30-16.00 Plenary Session II Venue : - Plenary Hall, JCC Attendance : - HoD + 4 16.00-16.15 Coffee Break Venue :-Assembly Hall 1, JCC- for Ministers - Main Lobby, JCC - for other Delegates 16.15-18.00 Plenary Session III Venue : - Plenary Hall, JCC Attendance : - HoD + 4 18.15 -18.45 Joint Press Conference by the Co-Chairs Venue : - Assembly Hall 3, JCC Attendance: - Open 19.30 - 21.30 Dinner hosted by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia Venue : - Assembly Hall 2, JCC Attendance : - Ministers, and other invitees Dress : - Batik ursfa^ll ApfiilOOS AM / PM Arrival of Heads of State/Government 16.00 Brainstorming Session on the UN Reform with the UN Secretary-General Venue : -tbc Attendance : - Ministers Friday, 22 April 2005 09.00 Asian-African Summit 2005 Venue : - Plenary Hall, JCC 09.00 - 09.05 Opening Ceremony - Announcement by MC - Minute of Silence Venue :-Plenary Hall, JCC Attendance : - HoD + 4 09.05 - 09.35 Opening Statements by: - President of the Republic of Indonesia - President of the Republic of South Africa Address by the Secretary General of the United Nations Venue :-Plenary Hall, JCC 09.35 - 09.55 Photo Session Venue : - Main Lobby, JCC Attendance : - HoS/G or HoD 09.55-10.10 Coffee Break Venue :-Assembly Hall 1, JCC - for HoS/G - Assembly Hall 3, JCC - for Ministers - Main Lobby, JCC - for other Delegates 10.10 -12.00 Plenary - Session I - Adoption of the Agenda and Programme of Activities - Report on the Results of the Asian- African Ministerial Meeting by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia - Discussion on the New Asian- African Strategic Partnership (Statements by Leaders from Asia and Africa) Venue : - Plenary Hall, JCC Attendance : - HoD + 4 12.15-12.45 Friday Prayer Venue : - Golden Ballroom, Hilton Hotel 12.45-14.00 Lunch For Heads of State/Government and Ministers Venue : - Assembly Hall 2, JCC For other Delegates Venue : - Mezzanine, JCC 14.00 -16.00 Plenary - Session II Discussion on the New Asian-African Strategic Partnership (Statements by Leaders from Asia and Africa) Venue : - Plenary Hall, JCC Attendance : - HoD + 4 16.00-16.15 Coffee Break Venue :- Assembly Hall 1, JCC - for HoS/G - Assembly Hall 3, JCC - for Ministers - Main Lobby, JCC - for other Delegates
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