Text: A. Ibrahim Al Muttaqi and Mila Octaviani Lay Out and Design: Rahma Simamora ©The Habibie Center 2016 Financial Statement 62 Message from the Chairman

Advancing democracy and human rights is a continuous effort that requires all of us to work together in order to realize it. They will not emerge on their own and so we must fight for them with the greatest determination. Moreover, the effort to develop democratization and human rights must be conducted at the local, national, regional and also international levels. Indeed, democracy and human rights are stated in our national motto of Indonesia “Bhinneka Tunggal Ika” (Unity in Diversity). It was for this reason that The Habibie Center was established to be a vehicle for the people of Indonesia to continue the process of developing the democratization and human rights issues. By cooperating with International partners from Asia, Europe and all over the world, The Habibie Center actively participate in discussing important issues for Indonesia and the wider Southeast Asia region, as well as promoting solutions to address problems. Our research, advocacy, and other activities remains centered in our efforts to champion democracy, human rights, and social justice. However, we cannot do all of this alone in creating a better Indonesia. Thus, I call on all members of society – the government, other institutions, the media and the public, both national and international – to join us, support us, and work with us under the rallying cry of “Democratization Must Go On!” “Democratization Must Go On!”

Prof. Dr. -Ing. Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie

Message from the Chairman The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 5 Foreword from the Board of Directors

2016 marks 17 years of The Habibie Center and its committed showed its relevance role in promoting democracy and human rights since 1999. not only by being part Indonesia achieved its independence in 1945, but did not go of the discourse, but through major political reforms until 1998. 1999 become the also in creating and turning point of democracy and we would like to contribute to shaping them. Finally, I make our democracy stay on its track. Through 17 years of up and would like to extend down phase of our existence, my sincerest gratitude we consistently advance our to all those who have primary principle to promote helped The Habibie the modernization and Center in this journey. democratization of Indonesian Hopefully we can society based on the morality continue to grow along and the integrity of sound to ensure our vision of cultural and religious values. “Democratization The Habibie Center once again must go on!”

Ahmad Watik Pratiknya

6 Foreword from Board of Directors The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 Foreword from the Executive Director

Taking the stand that Indonesia foreign policy every issue falls under the which particularly focus umbrella of democracy and in ASEAN. We are also human rights, we at The advancing our research Habibie Center have shown for the National Violence ourselves to be unafraid Monitoring System in addressing a wide-range (NVMS), focusing on of subjects, not only at a mapping the violence domestic level in Indonesia, related data in Indonesia. but also at the international Backed by our supporters, world. The Habibie Center partners and the people of once again showed its Indonesia as a whole, we relevance not only being will continue in our efforts part of the discourse, to promote democracy but also in creating and and human rights so that shaping them. Through our the flames of Reformasi core activities of research, are never extinguished. program implementation The Habibie Center will and policy advocacy, The persist in positioning Habibie Center has over itself at the forefront of the years covered issues pushing the democracy on democracy and human and human rights agenda rights including: national for the betterment of politics, national and Indonesia and to regional economy, maritime ensure our vision, security and cooperation, “Democratization fuel subsidies issues, and Must Go On!”

Rahimah Abdulrahim

Foreword from Executive Director The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 7 Advancing Democratization Process in Indonesia Democracy Review of 2015 and Minta Saham” which involved the Talking Energy: Women’s Outlook of 2016 Head of DPR Setya Novanto. Important Role in Seeing 13 January 2016 Putting the aforementioned the Recency of Energy scandals and clangor aside, there 23 March 2016 JAKARTA - On Wednesday Jan 13, are several positive notes to be 2016 The Habibie Center held a discussed in the political scene public discussion entitled “Review of 2015. Regional elections JAKARTA - On Wednesday March of 2016 and Outlook of 2016.” across the country ran relatively 23, 2016. The Habibie Center in With the arrival of a new year, it has smoothly and peacefully. collaboration with Energy World become an intellectual tradition Meanwhile, economically, 2015 Magazine Indonesia (EWINDO) amongst academics to conduct a saw a slowdown in economic have agreed to pay special attention critical review on several topics growth and a depreciation in the to to the sustainability of natural of national and state concern, as exchange rate of the Indonesian resources for the future of our well as exchange perspectives Rupiah. In the field of International country. One of the ways in which or predictions on the paths Relations, 2015 marked the this effort is undertaken is through governments may take in the next celebration of the 60th Afro- the public discussion entitled year.The discussion featured Prof. Asian Conference and the Talking Energy. This discussion held Indria Samego (Board of Experts, launch of the ASEAN Economic on Wednesday, the 23rd of March The Habibie Center), Umar Juoro Community. The Indonesian 2016 at 14.00 WIB – 16.00 WIB, at (Expert Council, The Habibie Ministry of Foreign Affairs The Habibie Center building, floor Center) A, Ibrahim Almuttaqi focused on the enforcement number 3, Jalan Kemang Selatan (Head of ASEAN Studies Program, of Indonesian sovereignty, No. 98, Jakarta. The Habibie Center) as speakers the protection of Indonesian This series of Talking Energy and Wirya Adiwena (Head of citizens abroad, the promotion feature Wianda Pusponegoro International Relations, The of economic diplomacy and (Vice President Corporate Habibie Center) as a moderator. Indonesia’s increased role Communication PT. PERTAMINA) It was discussed that 2015 was whether on a regional or an and Novelita Primacahya Sri Hanto considered a rather tumultuous International level. Moreover, the (CSR bidang pendidikan & Bina year. From the political friction that sinking of a ship that incited the Lingkungan PT. Aneka Tambang took place between the Indonesian anger of neighbouring countries, Tbk), as speakers and Rahimah National Police and the Corruption and the grant of authority for Abdulrahim (Direktur Eksekutif Eradication Commission instigated ministers to carry out bilateral The Habibie Center) as moderator. by a polemic against the election relations with key countries that The objectives of this Talking of Commissioner General of conflicted with the fundamental Energy is to: (a) open new doors Police, Budi Gunawan as Chief of role of foreign ministry, were in energy governance from the the Indonesian National Police. highlighted as well. The elevated perspective of women, (b) discuss The cabinet reform in August also tension between Saudi Arabia the extent to which the role of caused an uproar within the elite and Iran, the Korean peninsula women holds importance with class. Many believe that President conflict and the threat of ISIS regards to energy, (c) know the Jokowi relented to the pressure became a concern in itself for current issues concerning energy from the coalition party, supporter the stability and peace of 2016. from the perspective of women, of the government, by dismissing Indonesia also reiterated its (d) decide the suitable steps from several members of the ministry support in the efforts to end the the point of view of women to who lacked adequate political conflict of the South China Sea rectify current energy issues. support. The most significant and the liberation of Palestine. tumult started with the case “Papah

10 Democracy The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 Efficient energy production has become a crucial part of sustainability in energy. One of the key factors in energy sustainability is the role of professionals who are active in the field of energy as implementers and policy makers. Often, policy making is often seen as an occupation dominated by men, yet at the moment women have also become heavily involved as managers and professionals in the energy sector. This is reflected by the increase in the number of women who hold crucial roles in policy-making within the energy industry. This talk will discuss how women of various professions view the state of Indonesia’s current energy sector and its potential to manufacture sustainable energy in optimally. Talking Energy is a collaborative economy has the potential to increase the prosperity of not just those effort between The Habibie in the upper class, but also those in the lower class of society. President Center and Energy World Joko Widodo has announced his plans to support the e-commerce Magazine Indonesia (EWINDO). sector, wherein the government is projecting the e-commerce industry Talking Energy focuses on in Indonesia to reach 130 billion dollars in value by the year 2020. It is discussing energy issues that essential to achieve this target, and the Indonesian government invited exist in Indonesia from different all stakeholders to collaborate, including academics, businessmen and viewpoints. This Talking Energy is the community. This discussion featured Dr. -Ing. Ilham A. Habibie, the first of a series that will be held MBA (Chairman IDST, The Habibie Center dan Dewan TIK Nasional), on a monthly frequency. Mariam Barata (Direktorat Jenderal Aplikasi Informatika, Kominfo), Sanny Gaddafi (8Villages) as speakers and Estananto (Sekretaris IDST, TechTalk #1: The Digital THC) as moderator. In this discussion Mr. Ilham A. Habibie explained Economy and Democracy the current growth of digital economy and the efforts to capitalise on the potential of said digital economy to its maximum capacity. This was 10 May 2016 supported by the explanation Ms. Miriam Barata offered as a government representative, which outlined the actions that have been undertaken by JAKARTA - On Tuesday May 10, the government and the regulations that have been and will be designed 2016 Institute for Democratization to support the development of digital economy. Meanwhile, Sanny through Science and Technology Gaddafi through his 8villages becam the exemplar young businessman (IDST) The Habibie Center who is able to maximise the use of digital technology to help farmers held a public discussion entitled from the start of the production process up until the marketing process. “TechTalk: The Digital Economy “TechTalk: The Digital Economy and Democracy” is the first of a series and Democracy”. The digital of discussions to be held on a regular basis.

Democracy The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 11 Death Penalty Polemic in done two executions. This massive or error in persona, resulted the Indonesia death execution in Jokowi’s era convict being the victims of the 8 September 2016 raise the pros and cons. Particular justice as they do not get proper group supporting death penalty treatment legally. Death penalty also specifically related with drugs case. controvert with President Habibie’s JAKARTA - On Thursday, Sep Death penalty perceived as the most principle. President Habibie believe 8, 2016 The Habibie Center in effective tools to prevent serious life and death only belongs to collaboration with The Coalition crime like drugs. Furthermore, God. Human beings do not have for the Abolishment of the Death they also argue if Preseident Jokowi any rights towards other’s life. Penalty in ASEAN (CADPA) held revoke death penalty, it will portray President Habibie also questiong discussion entitled “Death Penalty Indonesia as a weak country. On the effectivity of death penalty in Polemic in Indonesia” at Plaza the other hand, particular group preventing drugs and other serious Indonesia. Currently, Southeast Asia against strongly the death penalty as crimes. From those elaboration particularly Indonesia has to deal it threats human rights and shows above, this discussion try to examine with death penalty controversy in Indonesia’s setback in human rights the relevance of death penalty in their society. For the third times, protection. Moreover, Indonesia’s Indonesia regarding Indonesia’s Indonesia government executed four law enforcement is still weak. There weakness in law enforcement. death row convict on drugs (29/7). is a tendency for wrong accusation Previously President Jokowi had in implementing death penalty

12 Democracy The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 1st FGD this issue to the public through the perspective from stakeholders Oil and Gas Policy Reform mass media. As we know news as they do know the shortage and 28 October, 2016 coverage of this policy reform is the advantages of current system. very limited and only disseminated They are very relatable with the JAKARTA - On Friday, 28 Oct, 2016 through particular actors. issue. There were a lot of pros The Habibie Center held a closed Meanwhile, public deserves the and cons during the discussion focus group discussion regarding updated and accurate information but mostly the participant of the Oil and Gas Policy Reform. We about this policy reform. We also discussion agreed to boost the oil gathered NGOs activist, think-tanks try to gather information, ideas, and gas policy reform to be finished and scholars who focuses on oil perspective and other updates as soon as possible. and gas. We also invited Mr. Andang from the journalist regarding this Bachtiar (National Energy Council) issue. We were very open with as a trigger speaker to explain the this exchange thoughts discussion Training Human Rights current condition in oil and gas as there might be different 7-9 December 2016 sector, why this reformation is perspectives or ideas from the needed and what are the challenges. It journalist comparing to the ideas JAKARTA - On 7-9 Dec 2016 The helped us to maintain the discussion of NGOs that we have gathered Habibie Center in collaboration alive yet still on the track as oil and previously. This lively discussion with ASEAN Secretariat held gas sector is very complicated and lasted nearly for two hours. human rights training on Human involves many aspects. The result Rights Mechanisms or Systems and of this discussion will be based for Disability Awareness for ACWC Habibie Center’s position paper in and AICHR representatives 2nd FGD oil and gas reformation. The Habibie assistant from all of ASEAN Oil and Gas Policy Reform Center argue the success of this member countries. The training 7 December 2016 reformation become important was held in JW Marriot Hotel since oil and gas are the vital sectors Jakarta. This training divided into 10 in our governence but too many JAKARTA - On Thursday, Dec 7, sessions which discussed about UN interest within the implementation. 2016. The Habibie Center held Human Rights Systems, Regional This condiition resulted the delayed a closed focus group discussion Human Rights Mechanisms, of the reformation at legislative. regarding oil and gas policy National Human Rights Institution, This discussion gave us the new reform. This second focus group understanding disability, disability perspective from other NGOs and discussion involved stakeholders awareness Sensitivity : Disability think-tanks in boosting the oil and from different roles such as BPPT, Etiquette and the Role of Media in gas reform. BAPPENAS, Ministry of energy and Raising Awareness on the Rights mineral resources, BPH MIGAS, of Persons with Disabilities, rights PETRAGAS, IPA, etc. We invited of persons with disabilities in the Mr. Arif Budimanta (KEIN) and Mr. ASEAN community, UN CRPD, Oil and Gas Policy Reform Fahmy Radhi (Former Reformation Human Rights - Based Approach to Media Briefing Team) as trigger speakers for Achieve social inclusion and equality, 29 November 2016 this closed discussion. We gather and development of human rights perspective and arguments from in ASEAN. This training featured JAKARTA - On Tuesday, Nov 29, stakeholders as they run the scholars, human rights activist, 2016 The Habibie Center held a daily process in managing oil and UN officer, and other experts in media briefing discussion to several gas. They can share their own the region. This training aimed to prominent national online mass experience, the challenges and their provide better understanding for media and newspaper regarding oil suggestion in order to boost the AICHR and ACWC staff about and gas policy reform. The objectives policy reform process. It was very human rights particularlly person of this media briefing was to socialize important to gather and analyze with disabilities rights in the region.

Democracy The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 13 To be the Center of Excellence of ASEAN Related Issues ASEAN Studies Program Talking ASEAN on AICHR: with ASEAN member states and Director, Center for Food and Past Achievements and the international community. Agribusiness, University of Asia Future Challenges Although the above evidence and the Pacific, the Philippines) as 21 January, 2016 points to the past achievements of resource persons with A. Ibrahim AICHR, critics still decry the lack Almuttaqi (Head of ASEAN JAKARTA – On Thursday, 21 January of strong commitment by ASEAN Studies Program, The Habibie 2016, The Habibie Center hosted to promoting and protecting human Center, Indonesia) moderating. The its 30th Talking ASEAN dialogue rights in the region. The Southeast objectives of this Talking ASEAN titled “The Role of the ASEAN Asian region has encountered were: (a) to analyze ASEAN’s Intergovernmental Commission numerous human right issues. In current challenges in maintaining on Human Rights (AICHR) in general, the function of the AICHR food security in the region; (b) to Promoting Human Rights in as a human rights commission explore potential collaboration ASEAN: Past Achievements and has experienced many challenges initiated by ASEAN member Future Challenges” at The Habibie and success. The development of states in order to tackle those Center Building in Jakarta. This human rights is however in need of challenges; and (c) to identify future particular Talking ASEAN featured enhancement from both the national recommendations with regards to as resource persons Rafendi Djamin and regional level. preserve adequate food supply in the region. (Representative of Indonesia to In this Talking ASEAN dialogue, the ASEAN Intergovernmental expert panelist addressed the Commission of Human Rights), Prof. importance of AICHR’s role and Talking ASEAN Aleksius Jemadu (Dean, Faculty of their consequent challenges to on Post COP 21 Social and Political Sciences, Pelita finally identify possible policy 3 February 2016 Harapan University) and Daniel recommendations to support the Awigra (Program Manager ASEAN promotion and protection of human JAKARTA – On Thursday, 3 February Human Rights Working Group) with rights in the region. 2016, The Habibie Center hosted A. Ibrahim Almuttaqi (Head, ASEAN its 29th Talking ASEAN dialogue Studies Program, The Habibie titled “Post-COP21 Climate Change: Center) moderating. Talking ASEAN in Vietnam What Lies Ahead for Southeast Asian 24-27 January, 2016 The objectives of this Talking ASEAN Countries and the ASEAN Region?” were to: (a) discuss the current at The Habibie Center Building VIET NAM – On Tuesday, 26 progress of AICHR in promoting and in Jakarta. This particular Talking January 2016, The Habibie Center protecting human rights; (b) address ASEAN featured as resource persons in collaboration with Tan Tao issues that may and have hindered Muhsin Syihab (Deputy Director for University held a Talking ASEAN AICHR in its functions; and (c) give Sustainable Development, Ministry of public dialogue entitled, “ASEAN recommendation for policy makers Foreign Affairs, Republic of Indonesia), to strengthen the effectiveness of Cooperation for Enhancing Food Moekti Handajani Soejachmoen AICHR. Security in the Region” at Tan Tao (Assistant to the President’s Special University in Long An province, Envoy for Climate Change, Republic of Since its establishment, AICHR Vietnam. This particular edition of Indonesia), and Andreas Pramudianto has made notable achievements. Talking ASEAN featured Prof. Vo (International Environmental Law The Commission successfully Tong Xuan (Rector, Tan To University, Researcher, Center for Research produced the ASEAN Human Rights Viet Nam), Dr. Michael Loc Pham on Human Resources and the Declaration, which was adopted by (Assistant Provost, Dean of the Environment University of Indonesia; ASEAN Leaders in November 2012. School of Business and Economics, Lecturer, International Relations Furthermore, AICHR has to some Tan Tao University, Viet Nam), and Department, University of Indonesia) extent been particularly successful in Prof. Dr. Rolando Dy (Executive with Wirya Adiwena (Head, engaging in dialogue and consultation

16 ASEAN Studies Program The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 International Relations, The Habibie Many regard the meeting as a implementation, particularly from its Center) moderating. historic success. A number of non-binding nature. roadblocks of global effort to The objectives of this Talking ASEAN What does this mean for those living tackle climate change were indeed were to: (a) assess the success/ in Southeast Asia? With most of the addressed in the final agreement, failure of the latest Conference of population centers are located in including global commitment to the Parties 21 (COP21) in advancing coastal areas, stakes are indeed high keep global temperature below global effort to tackle global warming; for Southeast Asian countries; global 2 degrees Celcius and to review (b) identify the remaining challenges warming could bring cataclysmic each country’s contributions in reducing greenhouse gas emissions effects to the region. Therefore, it is to cutting emissions every five to avoid the threat of dangerous level timely and important for Southeast years. The long debated point of warming due to human activities; Asian countries, particularly in their on “climate finance” was also and (c) explore the potential role attempt to achieve a post-2015 settled with developed countries ASEAN could play in global effort to resilient ASEAN, to pay even closer finally agreed to provide financial tackle global warming. attention to climate change issues. assistance for poorer nations On December 12, 2015, the 2015 in their attempt to address In this Talking ASEAN dialogue, expert Conference of the Parties to climate change problems. panelist addressed the key objectives the United Nations Framework Progress notwithstanding, the and identify the role of ASEAN in Convention on Climate Change climate change accord would international landscape in mitigating (UNFCCC) (COP21) was concluded. face immense challenge in its the issue of climate change.

ASEAN Studies Program The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 17 Talking ASEAN in Thailand Talking ASEAN on challenges and opportunities 12 February 2016 Counter Terrorism to counter ISIS-linked terrorist 18 February 2016 threats. The Jakarta attack THAILAND – On Friday, 12 followed a series of moves by ISIS JAKARTA – On Thursday, 18 February 2016, The Habibie Center in Southeast Asia that had spread February 2016, The Habibie Center in collaboration with the Institute fear and alert throughout the hosted the 31st Talking ASEAN of Strategic and International ASEAN. The growing presence public dialogue titled “Countering Studies (ISIS) Thailand held a Talking of ISIS in the region presents a ISIS in Southeast Asia” at The ASEAN public dialogue entitled, very real threat to the stability Habibie Center Building in Jakarta. “The ASEAN Community is Here: and security of Southeast Asia, This edition of Talking ASEAN Now What?” at Chulalongkorn as a home for approximately 240 was moderated by Muhamad University in Bangkok, Thailand. This million of Muslims, including a Arif (Researcher, ASEAN Studies particular edition of Talking ASEAN number of Islamist extremist and Program, The Habibie Center) and featured H.E. Mr. Jakkrit Srivali secessionist groups. A concerted featured an expert panel made up (Director-General, Department of effort to counter ISIS influence of Prof. Indria Samego (Member of ASEAN Affairs, Ministry of Foreign is necessary to maintain the Board of Experts at The Habibie Affairs Thailand), Assist. Prof. Dr. political stability, social harmony Center), Robi Sugara (Counter- Kitti Prasirtsuk (Director, Institute and economic growth the ASEAN Terrorism Analyst, Executive of East Asian Studies, Thammasat region has enjoyed. These efforts, Director of the Indonesian Muslim University), Dr. Alexander C. however, should be consistent Crisis Center) and A. Ibrahim Chandra (Associate Fellow, The with the regional agenda to Almuttaqi (Head of ASEAN Studies Habibie Center), and Mr. Kavi promote democratic values. Chongkittavorn (Senior Fellow, ISIS Program, The Habibie Center). The objectives of this Talking ASEAN Thailand) as resource persons with In this Talking ASEAN dialogue, were to: (a) assess the threats Prof. Dr. Thithinan Pongsudhirak expert panelist addressed the from the growing presence of (Director, ISIS Thailand) moderating. current threats from the growing ISIS in Indonesia and Southeast The objectives of this Talking ASEAN presence of ISIS-linked terrorist Asia in general; (b) assess national were: (a) to to finally identify regional and and regional capacity to counter global capacity in addressing the explore the opportunities and ISIS-linked terrorist threats; and challenges. challenges that the ASEAN (c) explore national and regional Community poses for Thailand; (b) to analyze in what ways the ASEAN Community will forward the notion of ASEAN Centrality in the face of the great power dynamics in the Asia-Pacific region; (c) to discuss the potential and challenges of the ASEAN Economic Community after 2015 for the region, in particular how such challenges will evolve in light of the ASEAN Community, of which the economic pillar calls for the free movement of skilled labor; (d) to explore potential collaboration initiated by ASEAN member states in order to tackle those challenges and to identify future recommendations

18 ASEAN Studies Program The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 Talking ASEAN in Laos for Advancement of Women), Ms. The objectives of this Talking 25 February 2016 Soukphaphone Phanit (Lao PDR’s ASEAN were: (a) to discuss representative for the ASEAN the current development of Commission for the Promotion women participation in the VIENTIANE – On Friday, 25 and Protection of the Rights of ASEAN Economic Community; February 2016, The Habibie Center Women and Children/ACWC), (b) to identify challenges and in collaboration with the Institute and Ms. Nguyen Thi Tuyet Minh opportunities in the efforts to of Foreign Affairs (IFA) held a (Chairwoman of Viet Nam promote women empowerment Talking ASEAN public dialogue Women Entrepreneurs Council/ and gender equality in the entitled, “Women Empowerment VWEC and ASEAN Women ASEAN Economic Community; and Gender Equality in the ASEAN Entrepreneurs’ Network/AWEN) and (c) to produce possible Economic Community” at Vientiane with H.E. Amb. Yong Chanthalangsy recommendations on the efforts to Plaza Hotel in Vientiane, Lao PDR. (Director General of the Laos promote women empowerment This particular edition of Talking Institute of Foreign Affairs) and and gender equality in the ASEAN featured as resource persons Mr. A. Ibrahim Almuttaqi (Head ASEAN Economic Community. Ms. Chansoda Phonethip (Director of ASEAN Studies Program, The General of National Commission Habibie Center) moderating.

ASEAN Studies Program The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 19 Talking ASEAN in Cambodia and Dr. Mak Sithirith (PhD in tasks are to promote greater 11 March 2016 Geography (NUS in Singapore) collaboration in the Mekong and Post-doc in Water region; (4) discuss how ASEAN CAMBODIA – On Friday, 11 Governance & Climate Change can promote greater management March 2016, The Habibie Center (UNESCO-IHE, The Netherlands) of water resource security at the and The Cambodian Institute for with Pou Sovachana (Deputy regional, national, and sub-national Cooperation and Peace (CICP) held Director in Charge of Research level, particularly the Mekong River a Talking ASEAN public dialogue on and Publication, Cambodian Commission in putting in place “Water Resource Security in the Institute for Cooperation good governance practice on the Mekong Region”. This particular and Peace) moderating. The Mekong River; and (5) provide Talking ASEAN featured as resource objectives of this Talking ASEAN relevant recommendations on persons H.E. Watt Botkosal (Deputy were to: (1) identify the threats how to manage water resource in Secretary General of the Cambodian and potentials posed by water the Mekong River area in order to National Mekong Committee), H.E. resource management both promote sustainable development Ambassador Pou Sothirak (Executive from a security and non-security and conflict free environment. Director, Cambodian Institute aspect; (2) discuss the current for Cooperation and Peace), Dr. state of efforts at managing water Chheang Vanarith (Former Executive resource security at the national Talking ASEAN on Post- Director of CICP, Co-Founder and and regional level; (3) promote Special Leaders’ Summit Chairman of Cambodian Institute multi-stakeholder dialogue on U.S.-ASEAN Strategic for Strategic Studies and Consultant trans-boundary water resources Relationship for Southeast Asia Program for the management and strengthen 20 March 2016 Nippon Foundation in Singapore), regional networks whose JAKARTA – On Wednesday, 30 March 2016, The Habibie Center hosted the 32nd Talking ASEAN public dialogue titled “Post-Special Leaders’ Summit U.S.-ASEAN Strategic Relationship” at The Habibie Center Building in Jakarta. This edition of Talking ASEAN was moderated by A. Ibrahim Almuttaqi (Head of ASEAN Studies Program, The Habibie Center) and featured an expert panel made up of Jamil Maidan Flores (Columnist & Consultant for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Indonesia), Courtney Kline (Political Officer, U.S. Mission to ASEAN), Dr. Evi Fitriani (Head of the International Relations Department, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, University of Indonesia), and Muhamad Arif (Researcher, ASEAN Studies Program, The Habibie

20 ASEAN Studies Program The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 Center). The objectives of this Talking ASEAN were Talking ASEAN on The Prospect to: (a) examine the dynamics during the 2016 for Maritime Law Enforcement U.S.-ASEAN Special Leaders’ Summit and the results Cooperation in the Region of the meeting; (b) identify regional perspective on the 25 May 2016 importance of maintaining security and economic cooperation JAKARTA – On Wednesday, 25 May 2016, The between ASEAN and the U.S.; and (c) identify Habibie Center hosted the 33rd Talking ASEAN challenges and opportunities in enhancing sustainable dialogue titled “The Prospect for Maritime Law U.S.-ASEAN strategic relationship. Enforcement Cooperation in the Region” at The Habibie Center Building in Jakarta. This edition of Talking ASEAN was moderated by A. Ibrahim Talking ASEAN in Philippines Almuttaqi (Head of ASEAN Studies Program, The Habibie Center) and featured an expert panel 2 May 2016 made up H.E. Amb. Arif Havas Oegroseno (Deputy Minister for Maritime Sovereignty, Ministry for PHILIPPINES – On Monday, 2 May 2016,The Habibie Maritime Affairs Republic of Indonesia), First Center and Philippine Women’s University (PWU) Admiral Yuli Dharmawanto (Legal Director, held a Talking ASEAN public dialogue on “Women’s Maritime Security Board, Republic of Indonesia), Leadership in ASEAN”. This particular Talking ASEAN René Pattiradjawane, (Chairman of Center for featured: H.E. Amb. Ma Hellen Della Vega (Assistant Chinese Studies Foundation, Indonesia) and Secretary of the Office of ASEAN Affairs of the Dr. Arie Afriansyah (Djoko Soetono Research Philippines Foreign Office), Prof. Aurora Javate-De Center, Faculty of Law, Universitas Indonesia). Dios (Executive Director of Miriam College-Women The objectives of this Talking ASEAN were to: and Gender Institute/WAGI), Dr. Ir. Hetifah Sjaifudian (a) identify the state of non-traditional, trans- (Member of Commission II, House of Representatives, national maritime security threats, especially piracy Republic of Indonesia/DPR-RI) as resource persons; and armed robbery, in Southeast Asia; and (b) Ms. Leticia Ramos-Shahani (former Philippine Senator explore the limit and opportunities for maritime and former Chair of the United Nations Commission cooperation in Southeast Asia in general, and on the Status of Women), Ms. Socorro Reyes (Senior maritime law enforcement cooperation in Regional Adviser for Governance, The Center for particular. Legislative Department International), Dr. Endah Trista Agustiana (Technical Lead, ASEAN-U.S. PROGRESS), Dr.Kevin Villanueva (Senior Research Advisor, HZB School of International Relations and Diplomacy and Director, ASEAN Institute for Strategic Studies and Enterprise/ARiSE) as panel of interrogators; with H.E. Amb. Rosario G. Manalo moderating. The objectives of this Talking ASEAN were to: (1) identify the causes and challenges facing women in participating in politics in ASEAN member states; (2) explore efforts undertaken by ASEAN and its member- states to increase women’s political participation and measure the strengths and weaknesses of these efforts; and (3) identify future recommendations with regards to increasing women’s political participation in ASEAN member-states.

ASEAN Studies Program The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 21 Talking ASEAN on Reviewing the Potential Talking ASEAN on Impact and Implementation of Indonesia’s ACSC/APF 2016 Economic Stimulus Packages 21 June 2016 16 June 2016 JAKARTA – On Tuesday, 21 JAKARTA – On Thursday, 16 June of Bank Indonesia/Member of Board June 2016, The Habibie Center 2016, The Habibie Center hosted of Experts, The Habibie Center) and held its 35th Talking ASEAN the 32nd Talking ASEAN dialogue Dr. Eric Alexander Sugandi (Senior dialogue titled “ASEAN Civil titled “Reviewing the Potential Economic Analyst, Kenta Institute). Society Conference/ASEAN Impact and Implementation of The objectives of this Talking ASEAN People’s Forum (ACSC/APF) Indonesia’s Economic Stimulus were to: (a) discuss the recent 2016 in Timor-Leste: Potentials Packages” at The Habibie Center 12 economic packages launched and Constraints for the Future Building in Jakarta. This edition of by the Government of Indonesia; of CSOs’ Engagement” at The Talking ASEAN was moderated (b) identify possible impact and Habibie Center Building in Jakarta. by Ms. Fina Astriana (Researcher, consequences of the launch of the This particular Talking ASEAN ASEAN Studies Program, The economic packages on Indonesia as featured as speakers Isman Pasha Habibie Center) and featured an the largest economy in ASEAN; (c) (Councellor, Directorate of expert panel made up of Ms. Lorenta identify possible challenges from the ASEAN Functional Cooperation, Siahaan (Coordinating Ministry for economic packages; and (d) provide Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Economic Affairs), Mr. Umar Juoro recommendations to further Republic of Indonesia), Yuyun (Chairman of the Supervisory Board improving the economic packages. Wahyuningrum (Senior Advisor on ASEAN and Human Rights, Human Rights Working Group), Mugiyanto (Senior Program Officer for Human Rights and Democracy, INFID), and Yoong Yoong Lee (Director of Community Affairs Directorate, ASEAN Secretariat) with Askabea Fadhilla (Researcher, The Habibie Center) moderating. The objectives of this Talking ASEAN were to: (a) examine potentials and challenges for Timor-Leste in hosting the ACSC/APF2016; (b) identify ASEAN perspective on the importance of Timor- Leste as the host of the ACSC/ APF2016 in engaging Southeast Asia people; and (c) explore the possibilities of improving CSOs future engagement through the existing mechanism of the ACSC/ APF.

22 ASEAN Studies Program The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 Talking ASEAN on Post- Tribunal’s Ruling South China Sea Dispute 26 July 2016

JAKARTA – On Tuesday, 26 July 2016, The Habibie Center hosted the 36th Talking ASEAN dialogue “Post-Tribunal’s Ruling South China Sea Dispute” at The Habibie Center Building in Jakarta. This edition of Talking ASEAN was moderated by Mr. A. Ibrahim Almuttaqi (Head ASEAN Studies Program, The Habibie Center) and featured an expert Talking ASEAN on AICHR and (c) identify policies which can panel made up of Dr. Siswo 27 September 2016 improve the AICHR. Pramono (Director General/ Despite the various successes Head of the Policy Analysis & the AICHR has made towards Development Agency (BPPK) at JAKARTA – On Tuesday, 27 promoting human rights in the the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of September 2016, The Habibie Center ASEAN region, such as the the Republic of Indonesia), Mr. (THC) held its 37th Talking ASEAN creation of the ASEAN Declaration Rene Pattiradjawane (Chairman dialogue titled “Towards the 50th of Human Rights, there are still of the Center for Chinese Studies Anniversary of ASEAN: Reviewing many criticisms directed towards Foundation), and Mr. Muhamad AICHR’s Past Achievements and the AICHR, particularly regarding Arif (Researcher at the ASEAN Future Challenges in Promoting its perceived lack of effectiveness Studies Program, The Habibie Human Rights” at The Habibie and its opacity in dealing with Center). The objectives of this Center Building in Jakarta. This allegations of human rights abuses. Talking ASEAN were: (a) To particular Talking ASEAN featured If this assessment that the AICHR identify how the ruling would affect Mr. Edmund Bon (Representative of lacks the sufficient transparency the prospect for the rule-based Malaysia, ASEAN Intergovernmental in the management of complaints order and stability in the region; Commission on Human Rights) and submitted to them holds true, (b) To identify the challenges and Ms. Yuyun Wahyuningrum (Senior then there may not even exist a opportunities presented by the Advisor, Human Rights Working credible way in which the public ruling to the unity and centrality Group), with Wirya Adiwena, THC’s can measure the efficiency with of ASEAN in maintaining peace Head of International Relations, which the AICHR operates. The and stability in the region; and (c) moderating. expert panelists discussed not To explore the possible courses just the various achievements the of action that Indonesia, and other The objectives of this dialogue were AICHR has thus far accomplished, concerned parties, could take to to: (a) discuss the AICHR’s progress but also evaluate the current state make the most of the ruling for thus far in fulfilling its mandate; of the AICHR, and discuss the many the sake of maintaining peace and (b) explore the problems that is improvements the AICHR can stability in the region. hindering the AICHR’s effectiveness, make in order to address current particularly the transparency of its and future challenges. complaint addressing mechanism;

ASEAN Studies Program The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 23 1st FGD ERIA for Youth of 1st Focus Group Discussion on Relations Department, University 6 October 2016 Youth, Focus Group Discussion of Indonesia), and Mr. Ricky on NGOs already noticed the Gunawan (Human Rights Lawyer JAKARTA - On Thursday, October presence and role of ASEAN in and Director of the Community 6, 2016 The Habibie Center in the region. As the participant of Legal Aid Institute). collaboration with Economic this Focus Group Discussion came The objectives of this Talking Research Institute for ASEAN and from various NGOs, we luckily ASEAN were to: (a) explore the East Asia held focus group discussion had a broad and comprehensive current state of drug-related crimes on ASEAN awareness. This FGD discussion about ASEAN awareness. in Indonesia and Southeast Asia in focusing on youth and student to Every participant emphasize the general; (b) find the possible best gather their current perspective role of ASEAN on their own field. approach to drug-related crimes about ASEAN. There were 13 For example human rights NGO based on Southeast Asia countries’ university student from various criticized the seriousness of ASEAN experiences; (c) identify the the major and 3 high school students. in tackling human rights issue in the pros and cons of adopting ‘harder’ Surprisingly, they are knowledgeable region and provide the effective and ‘softer’ approaches to drugs; well with the establishment of framework. Meanwhile NGO and (d) discover the challenges ASEAN, ASEAN’s role, how media from economic fields criticize the and opportunities for Southeast portray ASEAN and what are implementation of several charters Asian countries to work together ASEAN’s shortage. They were 16 in ASEAN which are legally binding to improve regional drugs policies. active students who very vigorous but do not have any punishment if and optimistic about ASEAN. They we violate the rules. The first to speak was Irjen. Pol. know what should they do in order Drs. Arief Wicaksono Sudiutomo to be affiliated in ASEAN and survive who explained the scope of work in ASEAN’s competitiveness. They that BNN has conducted as part of also perceived they are citizen of Talking ASEAN on Indonesia’s national policy on drugs. ASEAN which they couldn’t deny. Drug Policies Mr. Ricky Gunawan, as the second The outcome of this focus group 13 October 2016 speaker argued, that it is time to discussion gave all of us a good signal change the approach on War on that the ASEAN awareness already JAKARTA – On Thursday, 13 Drugs by embracing the existing disseminated well to the society October 2016, The Habibie Center evidence. This argument also especially Indonesian youth in this hosted Talking ASEAN dialogue echoed by Dr. Ali Wibisono, who case. entitled “Drug Policies in Southeast emphasized that it is important to Asia: Towards a More Humane shift the approach from national Approach?” at The Habibie Center security to human security, 2nd FGD ERIA for Academic, Building in Jakarta. especially when most vulnerable NGO, CSO This edition of Talking ASEAN groups are involved. The last one to 12 October 2016 was moderated by Mr. Muhamad speak, Ms. Dwi Ria Latifa, confirmed Arif (ASEAN Studies Program, that it is a general consensus that JAKARTA - On Wednesday, 12 The Habibie Center) and featured drugs is an imminent threat to October 2016, The Habibie Center an expert panel made up of state or society. in collaboration with Economic Irjen. Pol. Drs. Arief Wicaksono This was followed by a Question Research Institute for ASEAN and Sudiutomo (Deputy of Law and Answer session which heard East Asia held focus group discussion and Cooperation, the National a number of participants in the on ASEAN awareness. This FGD try Narcotics Agency/BNN), Ms. Dwi audience address questions to the to gather opinions, perspectives Ria Latifa (Member of Commission resource persons. and ideas from NGO officers III, House of Representative, and scholars regarding ASEAN Republic of Indonesia), Dr. Ali awareness. In line with the result Wibisono (Lecturer, International

24 ASEAN Studies Program The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 3rd FGD ERIA 1st FGD on system as the nature, objectives and for Business Sector ASEAN Common Visa background of the needs of the visa 19 October 2016 19 October 2016 are different between both regions. This study will take into account JAKARTA - On Wednesday, October JAKARTA - On Wednesday, October border management since ASEAN 19, 2016 The Habibie Center 19, 2016 The Habibie Center under is divided between mainland and in collaboration with Economic the EU - ASEAN Migration and maritime ASEAN. This study will Research Institute for ASEAN Border Programme II which is focus on three issues which are : and East Asia (ERIA) held the 3rd funded by the EU and implemented visa rejection (which institution has focus group discussion on ASEAN by Interpol held first Focus Group the right to reject visa applications), awareness at Hermitage Hotel. This Discussion on ASEAN Common Visa Fee issues (how the visa fee will 3rd discussion focused to gather Research at Hermitage Hotel. The be distributed among ASEAN perspectives, ideas and comments aims of the 1st FGD was to agree member states), and EU Schengen from business sector regarding on the framework, methodology territory rules. This study will ASEAN and how they perceived and the scope of the research. define the people who can obtain ASEAN or how ASEAN influencing This ASEAN Common Visa project the ASEAN common visa, whether their business. Unlike the first and will have three different analysis it is for tourists, businessman, etc. second FGD on youth and NGOs on political security perspective, in the socio-cultural perspective, who perceived ASEAN positively, business-economy perspective the ASEAN common visa shall this business sector discussion tend and socio-cultural perspective. contribute to regional identity to perceived ASEAN a little bit This study will analyze what kind building, promote tourism sector, pessimistic. Eventhough they already of common Visa ASEAN wants and and help fostering ASEAN identity know about ASEAN but they do shall not follow the Schengen Visa not get any specific benefits from ASEAN. They emphasized on several shortage in ASEAN mechanism to provide stable condition for investment in the region. They argued, Indonesia government should take any further actions and maximize ASEAN to boost economic growth. As they tend to see Indonesia being exploited by other countries in ASEAN only as a potential market. Meanwhile, we haven’t done any successful atempt in penetrating other markets in ASEAN member states.But they also agreed ASEAN could be an effective tools to motivate Indonesia market as it motivates us to be more competitive in many ways.

ASEAN Studies Program The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 25 Talking ASEAN on Tax Amnesty 27 October 2016

JAKARTA – On Thursday, 27 amnesty program in Indonesia, assets. So far, the program has October 2016, The Habibie Center (b) identify the impact and achieved mixed results, with asset (THC) held its Talking ASEAN consequences of the tax amnesty on declarations higher than expected dialogue entitled “The Impact Indonesia’s economy, (c) discuss the while asset repatriation has fallen and Challenges of Tax Amnesty in challenges from the implementation below the government’s stated Indonesia” at The Habibie Center of the amnesty program, including goal. The program also created Building in Jakarta. This particular its effects on Indonesia’s relations an issue between Singapore and Talking ASEAN featured Mr. Umar with neighboring ASEAN countries, Indonesia when there were reports Juoro (Chairman of the Supervisory and (d) provide recommendations that Singaporean banks reported Board of Bank Indonesia/member to further improve the tax amnesty the names of Indonesians who of Board of Experts, The Habibie program. participated in the program. The Center), and Mr. Yustinus Prastowo expert panelists discussed the In an attempt to boost much-needed (Executive Director, Center for various issues concerning the tax revenues, the government of Indonesia Taxation Analysis (CITA)), implementation of the program and Indonesia launched yet another with Fina Astriana, THC’s researcher, also the many consequences of what tax amnesty program. The amnesty moderating. the program has achieved thus far. program tries to either bring back The objectives of this dialogue assets that they have stored abroad were to: (a) discuss the recent tax or to report previously undeclared

26 ASEAN Studies Program The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 ASEAN-India Media Asian Economic Integration” at whether or not the integration Exchange Program Akmani Hotel. December 2016 process has been managed well. 15 December 2016 marks the first anniversary of This Businees Series featured Dr. the official launch of the ASEAN raldi Hendro Koestoer (Senior JAKARTA - On Thursday, 15 Economic Community. Although Adviser to the MInister for Relation December 2016. The Habibie Center ASEAN was quite successful in of Economic, Human Development hosted a visit from 7 member pushing for ASEAN’s economic and Culture, The Coordinating team comprising of Journalist from integration with each other and Ministry for Economic Affairs of Indonesia. The familiarization visit with the global economy, there are the Republic of Indonesia) to give of journalists is taking place under still much more work to be done in his opening remarks, Prof. Patrick ASEAN - India Media Exchange fully integrating the ten economies Ziegenhain (Visiting Professor, Programme. This program was together. The immediate priority of Asia-Europe Institute, University of initiated by Indian Mission to the AEC now is to complete the Malaya) as Main Speaker and H.E. ASEAN. In line with long good plans of the 2015 AEC blueprint Amb. rahmat Pramono (Permanent relationship between Indian Mission and start working on the AEC Representative of the Republic of to ASEAN and Habibie Center, this Blueprint 2025. There is little doubt Indonesia to ASEAN ), Dr. Yose Rizal visit enhance the cooperation and that ASEAN’s economic integration Damuri (Head of the Department exchange of information between is becoming more of an anomaly of economic CSIS and ISD Board them. This discussion last for one in a world taken over by a wave of and Founders), Dr. NIa Sarinastiti hours. During the discussion there populism with a protectionist bent, (Marketing and Communications are a lot of issues and concern but experts generally agree that Director Accenture Indonesia and which being examined specially the benefits of deeper economic ISD Board of Directors) and Ms. felia on security issue in the region and integration outweighs the benefits Salim (ISD Advisor) as Discussants. the update of current condition in if each ASEAN member state The objectives of this business South China Sea and what are the pursues its own distinct agendas. series were to : facilitate ASEAN implication for two countries and Because the AEC was designed to and its AMS, especially Indonesia, to the region. This visit also emphasize serve the interests of the region’s socialize recent updates concerning the needs for further cooperation population, the public’s awareness AEC 2025 blueprint implementation and collaboration between Indian and businesses’ utilization of the and provide a platform with which mission to ASEAN and The Habibie AEC facilities is an important ASEAN businesses and other Center parameter to measure the success stakeholders could interact with of the AEC. Equally important, ASEAN policy-makers to discuss the AEC’s ability to address the pressing issues around AEC 2025 Talking ASEAN on AEC: negative impacts of integration is of bluprint implementation Progress and Challenges of paramount importance in judging Southeast Asian Economic Integration 16 December 2016

JAKARTA - On Friday, Dec 16, 2016 The Habibie Center in collaboration with Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs, Indonesia Mission to ASEAN, ISD, and Binus University held Talking ASEAN : The Business Series Entitled “1 Year ASEAN Economic Community (AEC : Progress and Challenges of Southeast

ASEAN Studies Program The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 27 2nd FGD on a secured and freer movement of would also be a major challenge ASEAN Common Visa people. Regarding this concern, to discuss, considering that it has 20 December 2016 ASEAN COmmon Visa would be an always been a major issue among important initiative within ASEAN ASEAN member states. Moreover, to advance the region’s economic it’s also crucial to take into account JAKARTA - On Tuesday, Dec 20, growth. On the economic the future role of ASEAN common 2016, The Habibie Center under the perspective, the common visa visa policy in the establishment of a EU - ASEAN Migration and Border policy would further support peaceful, economically integrated and Programme II which is funded by the strategic importance of the advanced region, centered on and the EU and implemented by Interpol tourism industry for sustainable oriented to the people of ASEAN. held a half day event structured socio-economy growth of the The objectives of this Focus Group discussion at Ritz Calton Hotel. The ASEAN member states and the Discussion were as follows to : participant got brief introduction diversity in cultures, economy, and gather officials from the ten ASEAN about the “Comprehensive the complementary advantages member states based in Jakarta, Feasibility Study on ASEAN across the region. In addition to the investigate the current visa policies Common Visa” and then followed economic imperatives of regional of the ten ASEAN member states by structured discussion whereby visa, there are also the political- for non-ASEAN nationals as well participants asked to provide security and socio-cultural aspects as existing bilateral and multilateral information about current visa to be reflected upon. A move arrangements in visa policies in the policies of their respective countries towards an ASEAN Common Visa ASEAN region and gather specific including multilateral arrangenments. would require the ten ASEAN information required by the research This discussion become important Member States to harmonize the team with regards to the Final as ASEAN has emerged as one of different visa policies with their report’s baseline mapping of existing the largest economic zones in the own characteristics, startegic visa policies in the ASEAN region world. ASEAN needs to consider a outlook and threat perception. The more strategic initiative to facilitate subject of border management

28 ASEAN Studies Program The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 Features Guest Academics to Speak on Topical Issues That are of Particular Concern to The Habibie Center International Scholar Series 1st Ambassador Seminar Partnership on the geostrategic between the two parties, particularly Series on U.S. Foreign Policy environment of the Asia-Pacific; focuses on five priority areas of towards ASEAN and (c) identify recommendations cooperation, namely: economic 20 January 2016 to ensure the ASEAN-U.S. integration, maritime cooperation, Strategic Partnership withstand the transnational challenges including JAKARTA – On Wednesday, 20 changeable nature of government- climate change, emerging leaders January 2016, The Habibie Center to-government relations and can and women’s opportunities. build effective people-to-people hosted its 1st Ambassador Seminar Many analysts see the newly signed and business-to-business linkages in Series dialogue titled, “U.S. Foreign Strategic Partnership between support of the realization of ASEAN Policy towards ASEAN” at The ASEAN and the US is not only Community 2015. Habibie Center Building in Jakarta. focusing on the officially-stated five This particular Ambassador Seminar The Association of Southeast Asian priority areas of cooperation but Series featured H.E. Amb. Nina Nations (ASEAN) and the United also as a clear sign that Washington Hachigian (Ambassador of U.S. States of America (U.S) have been still holds a critical role in the Mission to ASEAN) as a Keynote partners for nearly 40 years, working ASEAN region and will continue Speaker, H.E. Amb. Rahmat Pramono together on shared goals of stability, to ensure the security of the wider (Permanent Representative of prosperity, and peace in Southeast Asia-Pacific region. Indonesia) to ASEAN and H.E. Amb. Asia. The U.S has consistently By looking at the aforementioned Dato’ Hasnudin Hamzah (Permanent committed itself to the U.S-ASEAN conditions, it is easy to envisage Representative of Malaysia to Partnership for the long run. This continued U.S presence in the ASEAN) as discussants, with Dr. commitment was demonstrated ASEAN region. At the same time, Rudi Sukandar (Senior Researcher, by the announcement of a new with President Obama entering his The Habibie Center) as a moderator. ‘ASEAN-US Strategic Partnership’ final year in office, it is also easy to and an ‘ASEAN-U.S. Plan of Action The objectives of this Ambassador understand the concerns of some 2016–2020’ which significantly Seminar Series were to: (a) discuss about the U.S commitment to elevates the relationship between the state of ASEAN-US relations, ASEAN. As such further discussions the US and ASEAN member states especially in terms of challenges, are needed to give better (AMS) and further deeper. opportunities that will come from understanding about the situation in the elevated ASEAN-US Strategic The ASEAN-U.S Plan of Action 2016- ASEAN and the U.S policies toward Partnership; (b) explore the possible 2020, which serves to implement it. impact of the ASEAN-U.S Strategic the elevated strategic partnership

International Scholars’ Series The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 31 International Scholar Series Several key moments in the early 2nd Ambassador Seminar 2016 Trends and Forecast: months of 2016 were indicative of Series on ASEAN-India Global and Southeast Asia’s strategic tendencies in the global Relations Strategic Environment and regional levels in the years 24 March 2016 2 February 2016 to come. Terrorist acts that have been affiliated with ISIS has spread JAKARTA – On Thursday, 24 JAKARTA - On Tuesday, Feb 2, across the Middle East, Europe, March 2016, The Habibie Center 2016 The Habibie Center held the USA and Asia. Indonesia is not held its 2nd Ambassador Seminar the dialogue International Scholar immune to such terrorist threats Series dialogue titled, Series I 2016 with the theme of either, as evidenced by the recent “ASEAN-India Relations: A New “2016 Trends and Forecast: Global terrorist acts across Jakarta. Paradigm” at The Habibie Center and Southeast Asia’s Strategic Meanwhile, the continuous drop Building in Jakarta. This particular Environment’ at The Habibie in world oil price remained a key Ambassador Seminar Series Center building, Jakarta. This event factor of the world’s economic featured H.E. Amb. Suresh K.Reddy was held as a collaborative effort growth. The issue of refugees from (Ambassador of the Republic of between The Habibie Center the Middle East had also captured India to ASEAN) as a Keynote and the United States Embassy in international attention. On a Speaker, H.E. Amb. Nguyen Hoanh Jakarta, The United States-Indonesia regional level, the strategic rivalry Nam (Permanent Representative Society (USINDO) and Foreign between the USA and China was of the Socialist Republic of Viet Policy Community Indonesia (FPCI). still a main issue. Issues of disputed Nam to ASEAN) and Dr. Makmur This round of International Scholar territories, non-proliferation of Keliat (Lecturer, International Series featured Prof. Casimir A. Yost, weapons of mass destruction Relations Department, University senior fellow at the Institute for the and the safety of navigation and of Indonesia) as discussants, with Study of Diplomacy, Georgetown seafaring also presented challenges University and adjunct member of to the efforts of maintaining Ms. Rahimah Abdulrahim (Executive the RAND Corporation. Previously, stability and peace in the region. Director The Habibie Center) Prof. Yost worked for the National On the other hand, the finalization moderating. The objectives of this Intelligence Council as a part of the of the Iranian nuclear pact and the Ambassador Seminar Series were Strategic Futures Group and later agreement concerning the climate to: (a) discuss the state of ASEAN- as a member of the Long Range change that was achieved in a India relations, especially in terms Analysis Unit. This International meeting in Paris last year provided of challenges and opportunities Scholar Series aimed to: (1) some optimism that nations are that will occur from the developed identify major trends that must be starting to firmly believe that ASEAN-India relations; (b) explore anticipated in 2016 on a global and global issues can only be resolved the alternative/possible sectors regional level, (2) discuss the trends through collaboration. of engagement between ASEAN that affect the lives of citizens, the The American presidential election and India in this contemporary government, the business sector for the next term has commenced setting of international affair; and (c) and the environment, (3) discuss in early this year. It is vital to identify further recommendations the challenges and opportunities see how issues and strategic to ensure a greater contemporary that must be anticipated in 2016, tendencies above will affect US ASEAN-Indian relations that can and (4) discuss the approach to foreign policy and US relations withstand the changeable nature policies that would be taken by the with Southeast Asian countries, of government-to-government president of the United States in especially Indonesia. relations and can build effective conjunction with countries in the people-to-people and business-to- region. business linkages.

32 International Scholars’ Series The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 4th Ambassador Seminar Series on The Role of The Republic of Korea as ASEAN Dialogue Partner 24 May 2016

JAKARTA – On Tuesday, 24 May 2016, The Habibie Center held its 4th Ambassador Seminar Series dialogue titled, “The Role of The Republic of Korea as ASEAN Dialogue Partner Post-2015” at The Habibie Center Building in Jakarta. This particular Ambassador Seminar Series featured H.E. Amb. Suh Jeong-in (Ambassador of The Republic of Korea to ASEAN) as Keynote Speaker, H.E. Amb. Norng Sakal (Permanent Representative of the Royal Kingdom of Cambodia to ASEAN), and Dr. Alexander C. 3rd Ambassador Seminar Director, The Habibie Center) Chandra (Associate Fellow, The Series on EU-ASEAN moderating. Habibie Center) as discussants with Relations Ms. Rahimah Abdulrahim (Executive 26 April 2016 The objective of this Director, The Habibie Center) Ambassador Seminar Series moderating.The objective of this JAKARTA – On Tuesday, 26 were to: (a) discuss the state of Ambassador Seminar Series were April 2016, The Habibie Center ASEAN-EU relations, especially to: (a) discuss the state of ASEAN- held its 3rd Ambassador Seminar in terms of challenges and Republic of Korea relations, especially Series dialogue opportunities that will occur in terms of challenges, opportunities from a developed ASEAN- that will occur from the developed titled, “EU-ASEAN Relations: 40 EU relations; (b) explore the ASEAN-ROK relations; (b)explore Years of Diplomatic Relations alternative/possible sectors the alternative/possible sectors of towards a Strategic Partnership” of engagement between engagement between ASEAN and the at The Habibie Center Building ASEAN and the EU in Republic of Korea in this contemporary in Jakarta. This particular this contemporary setting setting of international affair; and (c) Ambassador Seminar Series of international affairs; identify further recommendations featured H.E. Amb.Francisco and (c) identify further to ensure a greater contemporary Fontan Pardo (Ambassador of recommendations to enhance ASEAN-Republic of Korea relations the European Union to ASEAN) diplomatic relations between that can withstand the changeable as Keynote Speaker, H.E. Amb. ASEAN and the EU so that it nature of government-to-government Busadee Santipitaks (Permanent can withstand the changeable relations and can build effective Representative of the Kingdom nature of government-to- people-to-people and business-to- of Thailand to ASEAN), and government relations and business linkages. Dr. Alexander C. Chandra can build effective people- (Associate Fellow, The Habibie to-people and business-to- Center) as discussants with Ms. business linkages. Rahimah Abdulrahim (Executive

International Scholars’ Series The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 33 A Center for Open Dialogue and Expanding International Networks

34 Visits and Cooperations The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 Visits and Cooperations 15+15 Indonesia-New The first day of the dialogue carries has sent thousands of Zealand Dialogue served as a foundation for the young minds to teach primary 15 - 20 January 2016 participants to understand both education in rural areas. It had countries’ development in six major sent ripples of impact even in the BANDUNG - On the 17th to the areas: (1) Governance, policy, and most remote parts of the country. 19th January 2016, The Habibie international relations, (2) Law Another great name in the Center, together with the Asian-NZ and human rights, (3) Community panelist was Dwinita “Tita” Foundation, held the Second 15+15 development, education and health, Larasati, the General Secretary Indonesia-New Zealand Dialogue at (4) Environmental conservation of Bandung Creative City Forum Hyatt Regency Bandung, Indonesia. and natural resources, (5) Business, (BCCF), a forum which aims to The objectives of the dialogue finance and trade, and (6) Media. provide benefits to the creative aimed to strengthen the ties Two delegates from both countries community and the community at between the people of Indonesia were chosen to share their insight large. She explained how Bandung and New Zealand -- two countries and experience in their area of transformed into the so-called that are geographically within close expertise. ‘Creative City’ until UNESCO proximity but still have a lot to learn The previous session on the first day awarded the title and listed about one another. was then followed by a collaborative Bandung as one of its Creative This year, Bandung had the honour cross-sector workshop. At this Cities network. of hosting thirty young leaders stage, the delegates were further In relation to this advantageous in the Second 15+15 Indonesia- challenged to join forces and dialogue, The Habibie Center, in New Zealand Dialogue entitled develop ideas in order to deliver a cooperation with the Asian New “Transformaking Relations.” In the timely yet tangible outcome of the Zealand Foundation, will proudly course of three days, these young dialogue. The discussion led to a host the third 15+15 Indonesia- movers and shakers had been unanimous proposal on establishing New Zealand Dialogue with challenged to ‘transform’ both a permanent platform in which more spesific sectors to bring countries’ relations by exchanging the delegates can take turns to this dialogue to another level views, ideas, and experiences, contribute to the continuous of cooperation between two to highlight the strengths and exchange of ideas between New countries. We believe this 15+15 opportunities that exist in the Zealanders and Indonesians. Indonesia-New Zealand Dialogue Indonesia-New Zealand relationship It was also a huge privilege for the built durable ties between these from various perspectives, and forum to welcome Evi Trisna, the young movers and shakers from to finally reflect on the joint- Executive Director of Indonesia both sides. collaboration that may have emerged Mengajar. The initiative that she from this interaction.

36 Visits and Cooperations The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 Introducing MHF Japan: Study Visit from KPI Biofuel-Producing Machine Tuesday, Feb 7, 2017 19 February 2016 JAKARTA – On Monday, 7th of March 2016, The Habibie Center was JAKARTA - On Friday, Feb 19, 2016 honoured by a visit from the King Prajadhiphok’s Institute (KPI) of Thailand. The Habibie Center held a public KPI is an academic institution under the National Assembly of Thailand. dialogue entitled ‘Introducing MHF KPI held a training workshop certified as ‘Thailand and ASEAN Community Japan: Biofuel-Producing Machine’, in Global Politic Economy’, where one of the workshop’s program is carried with regards to Indonesia’s big out through collaboration with The Habibie Center. We held a limited potential in the bioenergy field. discussion with the theme of ““Indonesian Culture and Society in ASEAN According to Mr. Akira Sakamoto Community Year 1 : What is to be expected?” The aim of this training is to as a speaker and the inventor of (1) Analyse the effects of the implementation of the ASEAN Community on the MHF machine, environmentally- every ASEAN country, particularly in Thailand, (2) enhance the readiness of friendly energy produced by the MHF both the government and the private sector in adapting to regional changes, machine could increase agricultural including to develop insights from various communities such as businesses, activity and increase the labour governments, the private sector and civil society. force in the agricultural industry. In an effort to enhance the participants’ understanding of the ASEAN From his extensive experience he community, the closed the dialogue featured A. Ibrahim Almuttaqi (Head of has successfully designed ‘MHF’ or ASEAN Studies Program, The Habibie Center), Fina Astriana and Askabea ‘Micro-emulsified Hydro Fuels’, a Fadhilla (researchers in the ASEAN Studies Program, The Habibie Center). machine that produces bio-fuels The discussion consisted of 42 participants comprising of local politicians, and is suitable to the conditions civil servants, local government representatives and employees of both public in Indonesia. Born in 1950 in the sector and the private sector. Nagano Prefecture of Japan and received his degree in Electrical Engineering, Mr. Sakamoto began his career at the Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corporation (NTT) and was tasked with transferring analogue networks to a digital form. When assigned to the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) or popularly as Monbusho, he was involved in the research of biomass for power generation at Tokyo University and as an innovator in diesel fuel at Toyota Motor.

Visits and Cooperations The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 37 IORA Dialogue enhancing security in the Indian of non-traditional security 12 - 14 April 2016 Ocean, and; energy in the Indian threats that require holistic and Ocean. comprehensive partnerships among regional countries; the importance PADANG - On 12 -14 April 2016 As the current chairman of the of confidence-building measures to The Habibie Center, in collaboration IORA, it is in Indonesian national cultivate trust among regional navies. with Indonesian Ministry of Foreign interest to have a strengthened, Affairs, was honored to host the 3rd inclusive and rule-based regionalism In the first day of the event, the Indian Ocean Dialogue. The Indian in the Indian Ocean Region that delegates had the opportunity to Ocean Dialogue is a stand-alone 1.5 could address challenges as well as attend the opening ceremony of Track dialogue forum for member benefit all of the countries in the the 2nd Multilateral Naval Exercise countries and dialogue partners of region. The organising of the 3rd Komodo and the 2nd International the Indian Ocean Rim Association Indian Ocean Dialogue was aligned Fleet Review hosted by the Indonesian (IORA). In this third edition, the to that agenda. Navy at the Teluk Bayur, Padang. organising committee assumed “Addressing Security Challenges in The 3rd Indian Ocean Dialogue The Habibie Center, in coordination the Indian Ocean through Enhanced culminated in an outcome with its counterparts in the Regionalism” as the theme. The document, the Padang Consensus Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, three days event was organised into that documented the issues raised was responsible to draft the agenda five interactive sessions focusing on and discussed during the two days and the themes of the dialogues as strategic challenges that are facing dialogue. The Padang Consensus well as to moderate the sessions. The Indian Ocean Region: rule-based highlighted, among others, Habibie Center’s Executive Director regionalism in the Indian Ocean; the importance of promoting and one of its researchers also spoke piracy and armed robbery, illicit connectivity to facilitate equitable as panellists. The Habibie Center is trafficking and maritime terrorism; economic development as well proud to be an important part of regional cooperation on combating as people-to-people contact in the concerted effort to strengthen illegal, unreported and unregulated the Indian Ocean Region; the the regionalism in the Indian Ocean fishing; the role of naval powers in complexity and inter-relatedness Region.

38 Visits and Cooperations The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 Myanmar Ethnic Group Leader Institutional Visit from IDE 19 April 2016 28 April 2016

JAKARTA - On Tuesday, 19 April maintain Indonesia unity as a unitary JAKARTA – On Thursday, the 28th 2016, The Habibie Center hosted state. Indonesia’s founding fathers of April 2016, The Habibie Center a visit from Harvard’s Kennedy adopted Pancasila as the state received an honorary visit from the School Myanmar Program and ideology and created a common set Institute Darul Ehsan (IDE), Selangor, Proximity Designs at Hermitage of beliefs. By not adopting sharia, they Malaysia. IDE is a think-tank founded Hotel. The delegation of Myanmar united Indonesians from different by Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. leaders participated in a One-Day ethnic and religious groups. This Delegations from IDE featured Structured Discussion to address might be a good model for Myanmar Dato Dr. Siddiq Fadzil (Chairman, the issues of State Building, Regional leaders to search for a unifying state IDE), Prof. Dato’. Dr. Mohammad Autonomy and Peace Process: ideology or common denominator Redzuan Othman (President, Lesson Learned from Indonesian that would be accepted by both the Universiti Selangor), Dr. Shaharuddin Democratic Transition. Following Burmese and various ethnic groups. Badaruddin bin Badaruddin (Director, the historic Myanmar Elections on Such a unifying state ideology or IDE), Khairul Arifin bin Mohd. Munir November 8, 2015, the country is common denominator would likely (Senior Resesearch Manager, IDE) currently in a critical juncture of its ease the tension between Myanmar and Sharipuddim bin Muis (Senior erractic democratization process. ethnic armed groups and the Administration Manager, IDE). On This one day structured seminar is central government. This one day behalf of The Habibie Center, the intended to provide a comparative structured seminar featured severeal delegates of IDE were received by perspectives to the Myanmar leaders prominent speakers such as Romo Mr. Hadi Kuntjara (Deputy Director concerning various issues related Magnis Suseno, Dr. Made Suwandi, for Operational, The Habibie to transition from authoritarian Dr. Wahyu Prasetyawan, May-Gen Center), Wirya Adiwena (Head of military regime to a free, democratic Sudrajat, Dr. Adrianus Meliala, Mr. International Relations, The Habibie accountable elected government. Solahudin etc. Center), A.Ibrahim Almuttaqi (Head The structured discussion is first of ASEAN Studies Program, The of all to address similarities and Habibie Center), M. Arif (Researcher, differences between Myanmar and Sasakawa Preparatory The Habibie Center), and Mila Indonesia as plural societies. The Meeting Oktaviani (Communication Officer, two countries were controlled by 25 April 2016 The Habibie Center). authoritarian military regimes for The aim of this visit was to introduce decades. The authoritarian military to the two institutions and discuss regime in Indonesia resulted in JAKARTA - On Monday July 10, possible collaborations. IDE is a significant economic development 2017, The Habibie Center warmly think-tank funded by the Royal State and improvement in people’s living welcomed students from American of Selangor and was founded in April standards, despite its numerous University lead by Dr. Pek Koon. The 2015. Think-tanks remain a relatively shortcomings. Instead, the Myanmar delegations were welcomed by Our new concept in Malaysia, hence IDE state and economy experienced Head of ASEAN Studies Program, frequently visits other countries deterioration. In political Mr. A. Ibrahim Almuttaqi and team in order to share experience. IDE development Myanmar has failed and also our Associate Fellow, Dr. undertakes several activities such to develop a common ideology to Rudi Sukandar. The aims of this as research, publication, dialogues, function as unifying factor for all visit was to discuss Indonesia-US- community development, advocacy ethnic and religious groups. Indonesia ASEAN relations under the Jokowi programs and more. The studies is fortunate to have Pancasila or five Administration as well as the role conducted by IDE focus on national basic principles a, as state ideology of Muhammadiyah and Islam in politics and development, Islam and has been able to enliven harmonious Indonesia. The discussion divided pluralistic society, the dynamics life among different groups and into two session and lasted for a day of leadership based on truth and

Visits and Cooperations The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 39 justice, and ethnic studies and Study Visit from Unihaz allow the ASEAN centers of studies assessments and studies on rural Bengkulu in the area, particularly ASEAN and sub-urban areas. 19 May 2016 studies center Unihaz, to remain After each institution’s competitive within the ASEAN presentations, there was a two- JAKARTA - On Thursday, May 19, economic community. Imparted way discussion on the topic of 2016, The Habibie Center hosted on by the delegates of the ASEAN Indonesia-Malaysian relations, a visit from the ASEAN University studies center Unihaz, students in ASEAN and the presence of study program Unihaz, Prof. Dr. Bengkulu have some constraints think-tanks in each country. Hazairin SH Bengkulu. ASEAN study in the face of MEA, with the main Both institutions also discussed program Unihaz was first formed on challenge is the lack of English the possibilities of cooperation the 27th August 2015. The objective proficiency among students on the issue of refugees, mainly of this visit was to obtain further despite the province of Bengkulu Rohingyan refugees. The studies information from The ASEAN study possessing abundant potential for conducted by The Habibie Center program at The Habibie Center tourism and housing industries. Its focused on regional solutions to and to open opportunities for geographical location is classified problems related to refugees in collaboration between the two as being in close proximity of ASEAN, while studies conducted ASEAN studies centers. The visit, neighbouring countries. Based by IDE focused on activities that which lasted for an hour, included on these conditions, the ASEAN aim to empower and educate discussions of several topics; studies program at The Habibie refugees, which had been done including recent developments of Center seeks to provide short- by IDE in areas such as Kuantan, ASEAN issues and how the efforts term solutions, among them Pineng and Klang. that can be undertaken in order to suggesting the use of basic English for transaction needs with tourists and encourage the marketing of products of the domestic industry of Bengkulu to neighboring countries of ASEAN. Furthermore, the ASEAN studies program at The Habibie Center also opened up opportunities for collaboration, including the internship opportunities at The Habibie Center for student at Unihaz. Such opportunities have been offered as the ASEAN studies program is not only focused on the evaluation or research policies at the ASEAN level, but also seeks to empower people in the region in the face of MEA.

40 Visits and Cooperations The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 80th Birthday of Romo Magnis 26 May 2016

JAKARTA - On Thursday, May 26, 2016, The Habibie Center, along with the extended family of Prof. Dr.-Ing B.J. Habibie celebrated the 80th birthday of Romo Magnis Suseno, who is a good friend of President Habibie since President Habibie resided in Germany. President Habibie also wished to appreciate the kindness of Romo Magnis and their friendship that spanned decades. Hence, President Habibie invited friends of Romo Magnis from STF Driyarka, Kanisius and other interfaith leaders such as Mr. H.S. Dilon to President Habibie’s place of residence at Jalan Patra Kuningan XIII to celebrate the 80th birthday of Romo Magnis. In his greetings, Mr. B.J. Habibie said, “Mas Romo and I (re: Romo Magnis) shares one quality. We both love God.” May Romo Magnis and Mr. B.J. Habibie always be an exemplar for us all in the issue of pluralism and religious tolerance in Indonesia.

Visit from South Korean Minister of Unification Roundtable Discussion: engagement in every discussion 1 June 2016 Asia the Korean Peninsula about the Korean Peninsula issue. 17 June 2016 Despite Indonesia not being the main JAKARTA - On Wednesday, June actor in this issue and and not having 1, 2016. We were delighted to JAKARTA - On Friday June 17, any specific interests, we are aware of host institutional visit from Wuhan 2016 The Habibie Center hosted the need for settlement within both University. We had an insightful a visit from South Korean Minister countries as Indonesia has maintains discussion about China-ASEAN of Unification, H.E. Hong Yong-pyo cordial relations with Republic of Relations and Maritime Security with his delegation at our office, Korea and DPRK as a neutral and Issues. Our humble Prof. Hasjim The Habibie Center Buidling. The friendly partner. We can see the Djalal was also joining the discussion discussion lasted for two hours contribution of Indonesia’s Ministry and explained his mindblowing and resulted in a fruitful discussion of Foreign Affairs, civil societies opinion on the said issues and shared about current situations in Asia, in Indonesia and other actors in his experiences as a respected and the Korean Peninsula and potential supporting peaceful building process knowledgeable. Discussion last for collaboration. The forum agreed in Korean Peninsula. nearly two hours on the importance of DPRK’s

Visits and Cooperations The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 41 Book Launch: 80 Years of Habibie Photo Exhibition entitled “Habibie:The Series” “The Nation’s Living Inspiration And His Love 23 June 20016 For The Country“ 24 July 2016 JAKARTA - On Thursday, June 23, 2016, The Habibie Center in collaboration JAKARTA - On Sunday, Jul 24, 2016 The Habibie Center in with the publishing company Tiga collaboration with Museum of Mandiri Bank and held the Serangkai to launch the book Habibie: celebration 80 Years of Habibie Photo Exhibition entitled “The The Series at the Habibie and Ainun Nation’s Living Inspiration And His Love For The Country“, library in Jalan Patra Kuningan XIII. which featured various photo collections of Bacharuddin Jusuf This book is dedicated to the 80 years Habibie, the third President of the Republic of Indonesia. The of ‘Eyang Habibie’ as he prefers to be photo exhibition and the various competitions held by many known as. Habibie: The Series is divided joint communities took place at the Friends of Mandiri Museum. into 8 stories that resonate with Mr. B.J. Habibie, which are “Jangan Pernah The rows of photos that depict the life of Habibie, which has Berhenti Jadi Habibie” (Never Stop now reached a full 80 years – B.J. Habibie was born on the Being Habibie), “Jejak Sang Penanda 25th June 1936 in Pare-pare, South Sulawesi – was displayed Kebangkitan” (Footsteps of the Figure of very neatly. From black-and-white close-up photos of Habibie in Revival), “Karya Nyata untuk Indonesia” his childhood, a teenage Habibie, when Rudy married Ainun on (An Original Creation for Indonesia), 12th May 1962, his term as a Minister, Vice President, his term as “Totalitas Sang Teknosof”, “Musik, President and so on. Film, dan Kegemaran” (Music, Film Aside from the photo exhibition, Mr. Habibie’s huge motorcycle and Hobbies), “Makna Dibalik Lensa” became a show-stealer as it was once ridden by the RI-1 and RI- (Meanings Behind the Lens), “Ainun : 2. President Soeharto and Vice President BJ Habibie once drove Mata Cinta Habibie” (Ainun: Habibie’s the vehicle around the State Palace courtyard. Mr. Habibie drove Love), “Dalam Komik, Puisi, dan Surat” while Mr. Harto comfortably sat on the backseat. Both leaders (In Comics, Poems and Letters). These 8 of the country appear to be wearing helmets. Mr. Habibie wore books are part of a collection of stories a long-sleeved shirt paired with a thick vest, while Mr. Harto compiled from various books about wore a thick jacket that covered his entire body. Photos of the Mr. B.J. Hbibie under the supervision pair driving the large motorcycle beside the steps of the palace of Mr. Andi Makmur Makka as one of became one of the pictures exhibited in th museum located in the closest people to Mr. B.J. Habibie. Jalan Lapangan Stasiun Nomor 1 Jakarta – Kota (directly in front Aside from a direct discussion event of Kota station or BEOS station). with the editor, the representative for the publishing company Tiga Serangkai, Several activities carried out by communities such as Tiga Mr. Andi Makmur Makka and Mr. B.J. Serangkai and the forum Lingkar Pena included a discussion Habibie, the book launch was also on the books “Habibie: The Series”, an entertaining stand-up livened up by the “Sinrilik” performance, comedy, as well as competitions for caricature-drawing and a storytelling performance unique to simultaneous poetry-reading that will be held on the 7th August Bugis. “Sinrilik” told the story of Mr. B.J. 2016. This exhibition was opened to the public from the 24th of Habibie, starting from his childhood in July to 21st of August 2016 at the Mandiri Bank Museum, Kota Pare-Pare to his love story with Mrs. Tua – West Jakarta. Hasri Ainun Habibie. The book launch was also attended by good friends of Mr. B.J. Habibie, such as Prof. Muladi, Prof. Jimly Asshiddiqie, Abdul Malik Fadjar, Laksdya (Purn) Abu Hartono, etc.

42 Visits and Cooperations The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 Vsit from Members of the program by the Rumah Kepemimpinan Indonesia, and the United States, and Atlantic Council Asia- at The Habibie Center building. was chaired by Prof. Dewi Fortuna Pacific Strategy Task Deputy Director for Operational, Mr. Anwar, Chairman of the Institute of Force Hadi Kuntjara, along with the Head Democracy and Human Rights at The 27 July 2016 of International Relations, Mr. Wirya Habibie Center. The eminent ecperts Adiwena, had the opportunity to meeting for promoting regional JAKARTA - On Wednesday, Jul 27, discuss with the representatives from cooperation for peace, stability and 2016 The Habibie Center hosted a the House of Leadership. The aim of prosperity in East Asian Seas aims to visit from members of the Atlantic the visit was to further introduce provide an open space for frank and Council Asia-Pacific Strategy Task the two institutions and explore the honest dialogue among intellectuals Force. The objectives of this possibilities of collaboration. and senior statesmen from China, visit were to consult with local Japan, Indonesia and the United States experts and officials regarding key of America to promote constructive challenges and opportunities the THC in cooperation international cooperation over region is likely to face over the with SPF maritime issues in the region based next 10-20 years and the elements 31 July - 2 August 2016 on the spirit of collbaration. The of a strategy for addressing those meeting actively discussed the issue challenges and opportunities. JAKARTA - On Jul 31 - Aug 2, of territorial disputes, especially Areas in which challenges and 2016, The Habibie Center and the historical and traditional rights in opportunities have been identified Sasakawa Peace Foundation hosted the maritimearea. The participants include the following: the first “Eminent Experts Meeting shared their respective views and Potential interstate conflict, on Promoting Regional Cooperation perspectives on this important Ongoing and potential internal for Peace, Stability and Prosperity in matters. It was realized that the conflicts, Terrorism and religious East Asian Seas” at the Hermitage territorial problems in South China extremism, Regime change, state Hotel, Jakarta, Indonesia Sea is multi-layered and its final failure, political stability, and quality settlement is extremely challenging, The meeting promoted dialogue of governance, Economic growth, if not intractable. The meeting noted among intellectuals and senior stability, and the distribution that there are differences of opinions statesmen from China, Japan, of wealth and income, Cyber on a number of issues relating to crime, Climate change and other environmental issues, Refugees and human trafficking, Piracy, Illicit drugs, Pandemic disease, Transformative technological change, such as in biotechnology and genetic engineering, The overall international order in the Asia-Pacific

Visit from Rumah Kepemimpinan 29 July 2016

JAKARTA - On Friday, 29th July 2016, The Habibie Center was visited by the representatives of the Young Leaders scholarship

Visits and Cooperations The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 43 the South China Sea in particular, such as on land reclamation, the role of external powers, traditional or hoistorical fishing ground, and the recent international tribunal arbitration’s rulling. The Meeting recognized the importance of ASEAN centrality and unity, as a collection of emerging powers, in supporting regional activism and in shaping regional order. ASEAN member states, claimant and non-claimant, should actively participate in the efforts to manage existing disputes and to prevent future escalation of conflicts in the South China Sea. The Meeting recognized the challenges and opportunities presented by the respective domestic political dynamics in concerned parties. It is important, however, not to allow domestic political pressure to translate into aggressive international behavior that is detrimental to regional stability. The Meeting discussed the role, challenges and opportunities of extra-regional powers’ involvement in the region. The meeting highlighted that extra regional powers can have legitimate interests on the peace, stability, and prosperity of the region. The meeting acknowledged that establishment of future regional Habibie Festival although extra regional powers are architectures in the East Asian Seas. 11 - 14 August 2016 not parties to disputes in the region, The meeting also highlighted they can help promote cooperation the importance of second track JAKARTA - On 11-14 Aug, among the concerned parties and diplomacy in promoting constructive 2016 The Habibie Center, in in the wider region.The meeting cooperation in the region. I believe collaboration with Orbit Ventura recognized previous experiences that academics, think tanks, and civil and CATEC, held the Habibie and best practices that have been society organizations are important Festival at National Museum, proven successful to resolve elements of regional security and Jakarta. Habibie Festival is a family disputes and promote multilateral economic architecture that can festival comprising exhibitions of cooperation, such as the Antarctic help ensure a region that is truly various scientific and technological Treaty and Jakarta Informal Meetings peaceful, stable, and prosperous, for developments, education, research on Cambodia. Such initiatives can the benefits of the peoples of all our and development, democracy, serve as valuable lessons for the countries.

44 Visits and Cooperations The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 Islam and culture. Aside from the Zone Delimitation, Indonesia THC Event with FPCI festival, there were also Talkshows, Coordinating Ministry for Maritime 17 September 2016 a Science Park and a Food Fair to Affairs), and Aaron Jensen (Deputy remind and celebrate the dedication Political Counselor, U.S. Embassy JAKARTA - On Saturday, 17th and commitment of President Jakarta) to Open Forum on The September The Habibie Center Habibie to the future of Indonesia. Hague’s South China Sea Ruling: in collaboration with FPCI held Among the several talkshows that Legal and Political Implications. On a public discussion entitled were held were, “Habibie and July, 2016, an International Tribunal “Who Makes Foreign Policy in Indonesia’s Democracy”, “Habibie of The Hague ruled against China’s Jokowi’s Administration” at Kota and Technological Advancements Nine-Dash Line claim to the South Kasablanka. Since President Joko in Indonesia”, “Habibie and Islamic China Sea; declaring that the claim Widodo began his presidency in Intellect”, “Habibie and ASEAN”, violates the sovereign rights of the 2014, he focus on strengthening “Habibie and Aerospace”, “Habibie Philippines. China has since, openly Indonesia’s maritime security. He and the Building of Bata,”, “Habibie rejected the ruling, and challenged plans to expand the canvas of and the Freedom of Press”, etc. the jurisdiction of the court within regional diplomacy to cover the Meanwhile, the exhibition featured the case. The ruling has received entire region of the Indo-Pacific, an N-250 airplane, Panser Anoa, various responses from many and project the Indonesian navy arsenal collection of PT. PINDAD, a countries. This centuries-long as a respected regional maritime replication of production ship PT. PAL dispute over waters of the South power in East Asia as he aimed etc. This festival is not simply for the China Sea has been fought by various to transform Indonesia into a younger generation who are familiar member states of the Association of “Global Maritime Fulcrum”. with President Habibie, but also SOoutheast Asian Nation (ASEAN), Meanwhile on the economic to inspire the future generation to including Brunei Darussalam, China, sector, with regard to the dream big in order to bring Indonesia Taiwan, Malaysia, the Philippines ASEAN Economic Community, forward. Habibie Festival is an and Vietnam. Indonesia’s response Jokowi displaying apprehension opportunity to bridge the knowledge as a key country in Southeast over the prospect of Indonesia between Mr. Habibie’s generation, Asia could affect response among becoming a mre playground for wherein he was actively inventing, other ASEAN countries. The non- incoming foreign businesses. and the young generation today. claimant countries, including the Under Jokowi, Indonesia also United States, have also expressed launched a number of new domestic content requirement THC - USINDO for Prof. a significant interest upon the regulations. These developments Julian Ku Visit region. Recently, the U.S.’ Secretary of State, JOhn Kerry stated during have been interpreted as signs 6 Septemmber 2016 a recent strategic and commercial of an increasingly inward looking dialogue in Washington D.C. that the Indonesia foreign policy. The panel JAKARTA - On Tuesday, Sep 6, U.S. respects this “final and legally of speaker at this session discussed 2016 The U.S. - Indonesia Society binding character.” This discussion and share insights on how the in collaboration with The Habibie addressed what is the legal and Jokowi’s administration make Center (THC) and the U.S. political impact of the ruling by the decisions, maintain its foreign Embassy Jakarta were delighted international tribunal to Indonesia relations, and embark on new to host Prof. Julian Ku (Maurice A. and the U.S.? Where will Indonesia policy initiatives on foreign policy. Deane Distinguished Professor of and the U.S. position themselves This discussion featured Charles Constitutional Law and the Faculty after the ruling statement? How Honoris from Commission I Director of International Programs, will the issue affect the dynamic Indonesia parliament, Mr. Rene Hofstra University), Ayodhia G. L. between countries in the region? Patiradjawane, Prof. Dr. Dewi Kalake (Deputy Assistant for Maritime

Visits and Cooperations The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 45 Fortuna Anwar and Chrisma Roundtable on Korean and 4th nuclear testthis year Albandjar (Special Staff of the Peninsula alone. This is a real threat not Indonesia President). The objectives 17 October 2016 only to the Korean peninsula but of this discussion were to address also to its neighboring countries what is foreign policy vision under and the international community. JAKARTA - On Monday, Oct President Jokowi’s Administration, 17, 2016 The Habibie Center In this connection, Indonesia’s what are the focuses and what are in Collaboration with Embassy involvement in Korean Peninsula the diplomacy strategies. Foreign of Republic Korea in Jakarta merit further analysis. Indonesia policy and diplomacy remains as held a roundtable discussion has continuously expressed an important aspects in Jokowi’s entitled “Korean Peninsula : Is the interest on the development Presidency. Korean Reunification A cry for of the security situation inthe the Moon?”Korean Peninsula is Korean Peninsula. Current Minister of Foreign Affairs Retno Delegation Visit from the location of one of the most Marsudi has also expressed TASAM Turkey challenging strategic situation in theworld today. Korea—South herconcern on the issue, as well 28 Septemmber 2016 Korea and North Korea—solely as urged for the continuation remains divided in the world of Six Party Talks.In the MIKTA On Wednesday, September 28, 2016. sincethe mid of 20th century. multilateral forum, Indonesia has The Habibie Center warmly hosted President of South Korea also signed a joint statement on site visit from Turkish-Asian Center discribes the situation, “ Today, North Korean nuclear testwhich for Strategic Studies (TASAM). The a ‘wall ofmilitary confrontation’ “ (deplores) North Korea’s fourth delegation was represented by Mr. runs through the center of the nuclear test, which constitutes a Suleyman Sensoy (Chairman of Peninsula. A ‘ wall of distrust’ has clear threat tointernational peace TASAM) along with Ambassador also and security.” (R) Murat Bilhan (Vice Chairman been erected during the war and This roundtable aimed to better of TASAM), Prof. Dr. Sedat Aybar the ensuing decades of hostility. understand the situtaion in (Advisor of Chairman) Mr. Osman Formidable still is a ‘sociocultural Korean Peninsula, especially vis- Orhan (Director of World Islamic wall’ that divides southerners and avis Indonesia’s foreign policy Forum) and Adinda Hertoro northeners who have long lived regarding the situation. This is (Assistant Expert). The visit last nearly under vastlydifferent ideologies meaningful given that Indonesia’s for one hour. During the visit, TASAM and systems in terms of how unique position which engages delegation and The Habibie Center they think and live.” Moreover, in both Koreas and other discussed possible collaboration the development of the situation neighboring countires. It seems between these two think-tanks. in the region seems to be that Indonesia has both interest We also discussed current bilateral everchanging. There has been and is strategically positioned to relations between Turkey and attempt to peacefully manage contribute to the issue. Indonesia and what can we do to or even resolve the situation But it needs to first understand enhance this friendship especially on through negotiationrounds. the possible ways forward and research and academic aspects. As However, these efforts have not the challenges to constructively two democratic countries with Islam yet bear fruit. Still, North Korea and actively participate in the majority, these two institutions also makes provokations all the more promotion peace and security in agreed upon the needs to disseminate flagrantly these days with more the region. and support the advancement of than a dozen of missile lunches Muslim democratic ideas.

46 Visits and Cooperations The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 CSAVE Working Group examined several questions which accompanied by Ms. Iris Liu (Staff Extremism are : what are the indications of of Taiwan Economic Trade Office). 2 November 2016 radicalisation? What services are Held at The Habibie Center office in currently being offered? What Jakarta, the purpose of this meeting special procedures should be in were : 1. to discuss about THC JAKARTA - On Wednesday, place for terroris prisoners? How activities and contribution 2. To November 2, 2016. The Habibie can they be improved? and what discuss the democracy in Indonesia Center in collaboration with Centre additional resources and skills are 3. to discuss culture and pluralism for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD) required?. The last session entitled in Indonesia. 4. to discuss current and Civil Society Against Violence “Identifying Areas for policy situation in the region. The delegation Extremism (CSAVE) Working Reform.” this last session discuss was greeted by Mr. A. Ibrahim Group held focus group discussion about what are the most important Almuttaqi (Head of ASEAN Studies entitled “Violent Extremism and policy changes required to improve Program). During the meeting, some the Correction System. the corrections system overall? of the issues that were discussed The Indonesian prisons system has What about specifically countering related to Indonesia foreign policy, a challenge for Indonesia’s response CVE? and who should be the Indonesia’s democratization prosess to terrorism. There have been targets of advocacy? and pluralism in Indonesia and also numerous examples of individuals THC’s activities and contributions. being radicalised or terrorist Delegation from Taiwan also stated Site Visit from Taiwan palnnning attacks in prison. To tackle their appreciation for pluralism Economic Trade Office this challenge, basically Indonesian in Indonesia especially Bhinneka 16 November 2016 civil society has a wide variety of Tunggal Ika watchword. They also expertise on what measures are discuss current situation in the JAKARTA - On Wednesday required. Regarding this issue, The region particularly South China Sea November 5, 2016, The Habibie Habibie Center in collaboration issues and its implications to the Center was honoured to host with CSAVE working group held a region specifically for Indonesia and a visit from Taiwan delegation meeting to share information about Taiwan. how Indonesian prisons system is currently managing violent extremism and to identify how the Indonesian correction systems can be improve its response violent extremism. This meeting consist of three session. First session entitled “overview of the Indonesian Prisons System.” This session examined several question which are : is the structure of the prison system appropriated? How can better reward good performance from prison officials? and what is the process for developing a new Blueprint?. The seocnd session is entitled “The Management of Extremism in the Indonesian Prison System.” This session

Visits and Cooperations The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 47 Business Forum on Trade and Investment Opportunities in ASEAN 23 November 2016

JAKARTA – On Wednesday, 23 November 2016, The Habibie Center (THC), in partnership with the Indonesian Services Dialogue (ISD) and the Indonesian Youth Entrepreneur Association (HIPMI) held its Business Forum entitled “Seizing Trade and Investment Opportunities in ASEAN” at The Fairmont Hotel in Jakarta. This Business Forum have an opening remark from Dr. –Ing. Ilham Akbar Habibie, MBA (Chairman of the Institute For Democracy through Science and Technology, The Habibie Center and Vice Chairman of IT, broadcasting, research and technology, Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN)), a keynote speech from Mr. Tim Condon (ING Asia Chief Economist), and a business talk- show featuring Mr. Anangga W. Roosdiono (Chariman of Indonesia ASEAN Business Advisory Council), Mr. Glenn Pardede (Managing Director, PT. East West Seed Indonesia), Dr. Lili Yan Ing (Senior Advisor on Trade and Investment, President’s Office of the Republic of Indonesia), Dr. Donna Gultom (Director of ASEAN Cooperation, officially launched. Although people and beyond ASEAN, especially those Ministry of Trade, Republic of are generally aware and excited of from the Netherlands and Indonesia, Indonesia), Mr. Noke Kiroyan the prospect of the AEC, yet the about business opportunities and (Board of Founders, ISD), Mr. Bagas full potential affiliated with the AEC constraints deriving from the full Adadhirga (Head of Foreign Affairs has yet to be fully used. Businesses implementation of the AEC; (b) and Tourism, HIPMI), moderated by in particular, whether from within or provide a networking platform Florence Armein (Head of Jakarta outside of ASEAN, are still unaware for business from ASEAN and the Globe News Channel). of the many opportunities and Netherlands; and (c) contribute to Almost one year ago, the ASEAN challenges afforded by the AEC. the potential expansion of trade and Economic Community (AEC), investment both within and beyond The objectives of this dialogue were to: the most ambitious economic ASEAN. (a) familiarize economic actors within integration project of the region,

48 Visits and Cooperations The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 Study Visit from Raffles Seminar on Disruptive THC-CCS Roundtable Global Studies Programme Technology Series I & History and Strategic 16 December 2016 16 December 2016 Affairs Society 30 November 2016 JAKARTA - On Friday, Dec, 2016, JAKARTA - On Friday, Dec 16, 2016 The Habibie Center in collaboration The Habibie Center in collaboration JAKARTA - On Wednesday, Nov with The Embassy of Denmark, with Centre for Chinese Studies 30, 2016. The Habibie Center host Berkarya!Indonesia, National ICT held a closed roundtable discussion a study visit from Raffles Global Council (Wantiknas), International entitled “Understanding the New Studies Programme and History and University Liaison Indonesia (IULI), Normal of China : Opportunity Strategic Affairs Society. Mr. Wirya and Pulse Lab Jakarta hosted and Challenges” The discussion Adiwena (Head of International Seminar on Disruptive Technology: began by warm welcome from Ms. Relations) and Ms. Fina Astriana Opportunity or Challenge for Rahimah Abdulrahim (Executive (researcher) warmly welcomed the Indonesia? at Habibie and Ainun Director - The Habibie Center) delegation with some explanation Library. Disruptive application of who stated the importance of about The Habibie Center, the new and digital technology has examined current situation in development of democracy taken businesses and governments ASEAN and East Asia. Followed by in Indonesia and ASEAN. The across the globe by surprises. Ms. Natalia Soebagjo (Chairwoman discussion mostly focused on the Technological developments create of CCS) who stated this discussion nature of democracy in Indonesia, obvious opportunities and present needs to be held regularly as it will which was a startling and sober significant challenges, affecting broaden the networks especially in reminder of the realities of nation- governments, businesses, and China Studies. The next to speak as building. Democracy building is civil society alike.This Disruptive the trigger speaker was Mr. Poltak always a work in progress, and Technology Seminar brought Hotradero. He explained the new one that is built on the realities of together carefully selected normal of China needs to adjust civic society and the electorate’s representatives from government, with Trump’s policy which is very conviction in democracy, was private sector, academia, the blurry and remains unclear unlike emphasized during the discussion. international and civil society Obama’s Presidency. He also Mr. Wirya Adiwena explained how to discuss how Indonesia can emphasized on financial and bank different elements of Indonesian seize opportunities and prepare issues in China as the main factor spciety come together to push for the challenges created by in defining what is the new normal for democracy highlihted the the technological development. for China. This discussion involved importance of a country’s culture This seminar featured Ilham A. scholars and researchers who in building a durable democracy. Habibie (Chairman, Wantiknas, focus on China Studies from LIPI, From this discussion, we hope Founder Berkarya!Indonesia, and CCS, CSIS, UI, etc there were an exchange idea and Chairman Institute for Democracy lesson learned on how to build a through Science and Technology, durable and fair democracy for The Habibie Center), Firmanzah every people in both countries, (Rector of Paramadina University), Indonesia and Singapore Thomas Jul (CEO of Ericsson in Indoinesia) and Marta Rennberg (Expert in 3D Printing and Al, Dare Disrupt)

Visits and Cooperations The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 49 HUT 17th THC HUT THC the Indonesian Mission to the explore the policies and practical 7 November 2017 United Nations in 2004-2007), strategies used by ASEAN member Rafendi Djamin (Director of states to overcome the refugee issue Amnesty International’s Southeast in Southeast Asia and to explore JAKARTA - On Monday, November Asia and Pacific Regional Office), the challenges, issues and solutions 7th 2016, The Habibie Center hld Heru Susetyo, Ph.D (Head of related to the handling of refugees its 17th anniversary in J.W. Marriot Center of Islam and Islamic Law in Southeast Asia. Hotel, South Jakarta. This year’s Studies), Mohammad Hasan Parallel with the aforementioned anniversary celebration will see the Ansori, Ph.D (Head Researcher, event, there was also an holding of a series of events. This The Humanitarian Refugee ‘Understanding China’ seminar series of event began with a seminar Program, The Habibie Center), on “Getting to know the Asian on “ASEAN and Refugee Crisis: Wirya Adiwena (Researcher, The Infrastructure Investment Bank Practices, Policy, and Solution” Humanitarian Refugee Program, (AIIB) Progress and Challenges” which was held from 09.00-12.00 The Habibie Center) and was held in Mutiara Ballroom Tiga from WIB in Mutiara Ballroom Dua. The moderated by Johari Effendi 09.30 – 12.00 WIB. The seminar seminar featured as speakers Dr. (Researcher, The Humanitarian featured Dr. Joachim von Amsberg Makarim Wibisono (Ambassador Refugee Program, The Habibie (Vice President, Policy Strategy, and Permanent Representative of Center). The seminar aimed to

HUT 17th THC The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 51 Asian Infrastructure Investment political and economic context. Maret), Dra. Eva Kusuma Sundari, Bank), Dr. Didit A. Ratam (Member M.A., MDE (Member, House of The series of event was closed by of Board of Directors, The Habibie Representatives of the Republic of a national seminar on “Reviving the Center) and Poltak Hotradero Indonesia, PDI-Perjuangan faction), Broad Outlines of State Policy, Is (Head of Research Division, and Prof. Dr. Indria Samego, M.A. it Necessary?” from 14.00 – 17.00 Indonesia Stock Exchange) as (Member of Board of Experts, WIB in Mutiara Ballroom Dua. This speakers. This seminar was The Habibie Center) as speakers. national seminar featured Prof. moderated by N. Nuranto (Senior The seminar was moderated by Dr. Bambang P.S Brodjonegoro, Associate Fellow, Centre for Yuslihayanti, S.T., (News Anchor S.E., M.U.P (Minister for National Chinese Studies). The purpose from Parliament TV) and aimed Development Planning of the of this seminar was to familiarise to seek inputs from intellectuals, Republic of Indonesia), Prof. Dr. our understanding of the AIIB political elites, government M. Mahfud MD, SH (Head of including its position/relationship representatives, and the public the Constitutional Court of the among other development banks on the discourse of reviving the Republic of Indonesia 2008 – in the region and also to discuss Broad Outlines of State Policy. 2013), Prof. Dr. Ravik Karsidi, MS the implication of the AIIB’s (Rector of Universitas Sebelas establishment in the region’s

52 HUT 17th THC The Habibie Center Activity Report 2016 FINANCIAL STATEMENT 2016 FINANCIAL REPORT

This basic Financial Report consists of the following : 1. Statement of Financial Position as of December 31, 2016, 2015 and 2014 2. Statement of Activities for the year ended December 31, 2016, 2015 and 2014 3. Statement of Cash Flow for the year ended December 31, 2016, 2015 and 2014

This Financial Report has been arranged according to the Financial Accounting Standards established by the Indonesian Institute of Accountants

Ghazali H. Moesa Deputy Director for Finance and Administration

54 Financial Statement The Habibie Center Activity Report 2017 Financial Statement The Habibie Center Activity Report 2017 55 56 Financial Statement The Habibie Center Activity Report 2017 Financial Statement The Habibie Center Activity Report 2017 57 THE HABIBIE CENTER Statement Of Financial Position For The Year Ended December 31, 2016, 2015 and 2014 (In Rupiah)

Description 2016 Assets Current Assets Cash & Cash Equivalent 3.840.600.596 Account Receivable 725.675.200 Rental Receivable 425.995.797 Advance Payment 770.306.398 Total Current Assets 5.762.577.991 Deffered Tax Assets Fixed Assets Cost Of Acquisition 11.126.244.235 Accumulated Depreciation 6.513.124.293 Book Value 4.613.119.943 Other Assets 2.028.106.910 Total Assets 12.403.804.844 Liabilities & Net Assets Current Liabilities Account Payables - Rental Payables 537.950.000 Unearned Revenues 3.701.918.355 Total Current Liabilities 4.239.868.355 Non Current Liabilities Employee benefit obligation 513.926.628 Total Non Current Liabilities 513.926.628 TotalLiabilities 4.753.794.983 Net Assets Free Commitments 5.621.902.955 Permanent Commitments 2.028.106.906 Total Net Assets 7.650.009.861 Total Liabilities & Net Assets 12.403.804.844

58 Financial Statement The Habibie Center Activity Report 2017 - Total 6.380.650.758 2.550.373.655 8.931.024.413 9.743.592.260 7.650.009.861

(2.093.582.399) 11.024.606.812 11.024.606.812

- - - -

2016 65.000.000 65.000.000

(65.000.000)

Permanent 2.093.106.906 2.028.106.906

Commitment

Free 6.380.650.758 2.550.373.655 8.931.024.413 7.650.485.354 5.621.902.955

(2.028.582.399) Commitment 10.959.606.812 10.959.606.812

TotalRevenue Total Expenses & Losses Total& Expenses Activities Incomes Other Expenses Program Other and Expenses General Management, Expenses & Losses & Expenses Tax Deferred Assets Net in Changing Assets Beginning Net Of Balance Assets Net Of EndingBalance THE HABIBIE CENTER Statement Of Activities and2015 2016, 2014 31, EndedDecember The For Year Rupiah) (In Description Revenue

Financial Statement The Habibie Center Activity Report 2017 59 THE HABIBIE CENTER Cash Flow Statement For The Year Ended December 31, 2016, 2015 and 2014 (In Rupiah)

Description Cash Flow From Operating Activities Receipt from Activities Other Incomes (Increase) / Decrease in Accounts Receivable (Increase) / Decrease Advance Payments Increase / (Decrease) in Accounts Payable Increase / (Decrease) in Rental Payable Increase / (Decrease) in Unearned Revenues Increase / (Decrease) in Employee Benefit Obligation Management, General Expenses and Other Program Expenses Net Cash Flow From Receipt from/(Used for) Operating Activities Cash Flow from Investing Activities Fixed Asset Purchase Disposal of Fixed Asset Other Asset Placement Net Cash Flow From Receipt from (Used for) Investing Activities Increase/(Decrease) In Cash & Cash Equivalents Beginning Balance of Cash & Cash Equivalents Ending Balance of Cash & Cash Equivalents

60 Financial Statement The Habibie Center Activity Report 2017 THE HABIBIE CENTER FIXED ASSETS

(In Rupiah)

As of December 31, 2016 Cost of Acquisition Land 3.165.400.000 Building 6.066.212.461 Vehicles Vios 152.850.000 Kijang Inova 157.500.000 Motorcycle 12.150.000 Office Equipment 1.184.460.150 Library 387.671.624 Total 11.126.244.235

Accumulated of Depreciation Building 4.736.532.203 Vehicles Vios 152.850.000 Kijang Inova 157.500.000 Motorcycle 12.150.000 Office Equipment 1.066.420.465 Library 387.671.624 Total 6.513.124.292

Book Value 4.613.119.943

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