Welcome to Indonesian Students and Scholars in Thailand
The demands of the globalization era have placed information as a very influencing resource. This globalization context is also unavoidable in the development of the national education policy that must be understood by university students, abroad scholars and Indonesian society in Thailand.
With the increasing number of university students, Indonesian scholars in Thailand and other ASEAN countries, the Division of the Attaché of Education at the Indonesian Embassy in Bangkok, Thailand, endeavors to provide actual services, administration, and consultation in the field of education as best as possible. The administration services include the report of the carrying out of the duty of students, scholars in Thailand, and Indonesian society, reporting students’ progress and the accomplishment of their study in Thailand
To respond to the globalization challenge and prepare for the ASEAN Community in the year of 2015, the site atdikbangkok.com is aimed at supporting the official site of the Indonesian Embassy in Bangkok, kbri-bangkok.com, that provides education information for the society, university students, and Indonesian scholars in Thailand, that is later on able to give positive contributions in changing the behavior of people’s development that is filled with science, technology, and arts.
My wish for good luck in every step we take. Amen.
Attaché of Education, Indonesian Embassy in Bangkok, Thailand
Prof. Dr. Ir. Didik Sulistyanto
NIP.131 792 232
The First Workshop On Schools Partnership Indonesia and Thailand, Eastin Hotel, 22-24 January 2009
INDONESIA AND THAILAND STUDENTS TO STUDY SUBJECTS FROM EACH OTHERS SCHOOLS WITHOUT LEAVING RESPECTIVE COUNTRIES
Indonesian Embassy to the Kingdom of Thailand in collaboration with the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization Regional Open Learning Centre (SEAMOLEC) will hold the First Workshop on Indonesian and Thailand Schools Partnership in Bangkok on January 22 - 24, 2009. Fifty participants who represent international standard elementary and secondary schools from various parts of Thailand and Indonesia are expected to attend the workshop.
The participants will use the two days event to brainstorm and discuss ways to build collaboration between schools in Indonesia and Thailand. Other issues to be elaborated among others things are measures to improve quality of learning, to provide pathways for teachers to do research and to share knowledge, culture and value through partnership. “The schools partnership between Thailand and Indonesia will play a significant role in building the capacity of human resources not only for both countries but also for ASEAN as a whole, especially for the preparation of the establishment of ASEAN Community Year 2015”, Indonesian Ambassador to Thailand Mohammad Hatta said.
Potential among several activities could be resulted from the workshop is collaboration between Thailand and Indonesia’s participating schools in particular subjects such as math, English, science, etc, through open and distance learning. Other activities are teacher exchange program, student exchange program and joint teachers training.
At bilateral level the event would strengthen Indonesia and Thailand’s the already exist cooperation in education sector mainly between the two countries’ high learning institutions, e.g. student exchange program and dual degree program. In this context a number of Memorandum of Understanding have signed by universities in the two countries to increase the cooperation.
Indonesia and Thailand are also the founding members of Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). The regional grouping has taken measures aiming to create ASEAN Community based on three pillars one of which is ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community (ASCC). ASCC becomes one of the three pillars to increase cooperation in human development. Under the ASCC Plan of Action, the goal of building an ASEAN community of caring societies will address the promotion improved standards and access to education through networking and institutional collaboration among member states. SEAMOLEC is an open and distance learning centre under the SEAMEO (Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization) in which both Thailand and Indonesia are member countries.
The opening of the workshop will be attended by Thai government officials as wellas officials from SEAMEO on Thursday, 22 January, 2009, at 08.30 am, at the Eastin Hotel, New Petchburi Road, Makkasan, Bangkok. Journalists are also invited to attend the opening ceremony. For further information regarding the workshop, please contact Mr. Didik Sulistyanto, Education Attache, phone no. 0819187255.
Remarks by HE Ambassador:The First Worskhop On Indonesia-Thailand Schools Partnership, 22-24 January
Remarks by HE Ambassador: The First Worskhop On Indonesia-Thailand Schools Partnership, Eastin Hotel Makkasan, Bangkok, 22-24 January 2009
Honorable Srivika Mektawatchaikul, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education, Thailand, Honorable Wahdi S.A. Yudhi, Deputy Director, SEAMEO Secretariat Bangkok, Thailand, Honorable Gatot Hari Priyowirjanto, Director, SEAMEO SEAMOLEC Jakarta, Indonesia, Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen,
A Very Good Morning,
It is a great pleasure and privilege for me to be here to address the First Workshop on Schools Partnership Indonesia and Thailand, Eastin Hotel Makassan, Bangkok, 22-24 January 2009.
Allow me first to express my sincere gratitude to the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education Thailand for giving its support and attention to this workshop. I would also like to extend my deep appreciation to the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO) that has lent its support through its Regional Open Learning Center (SEAMOLEC) in Indonesia so that this workshop can be held today.
Distinguished Guests,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Over the years, Indonesia and Thailand have enjoyed well-established cooperation in various sectors, particularly education sector such as student exchange program, dual degree program and other undertakings regarding high learning institution between two countries. In this context, a number of Memorandum of Understanding (MOUs) had also been signed by universities in the two countries to boost cooperation.
At the regional level, Indonesia and Thailand as the founding members of ASEAN have also taken measures aiming to create ASEAN Community which rest on three pillars, namely ASEAN Political and Security Community, ASEAN Economic Community and ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community. In the context of human development in the region, ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community will address the promotion of improved standards and better access to education through networking and institutional collaboration among member states under the ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community Plan of Action.
In this regard, the Indonesian Embassy welcome the initiative to nest the First Workshop on Schools Partnership Indonesia and Thailand, as it is in conjunction with one of the mission of the Embassy which is to support and promote further people-to-people contact through means of Soft Power Diplomacy.
Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen,
It is my fervent hope that this First Workshop on Schools Partnership Indonesia and Thailand will formulate measures of cooperation between schools in Indonesia and Thailand portrayed in a draft Plan of Action, for the benefit of improving the capacity of human resources, not only for both countries but also for ASEAN students and teachers, mainly for the preparation of the establishment of ASEAN Community Year 2015.
With this note of conclusion, I hope to see more school partnership being established between Indonesia and Thailand in the near future. And the Embassy of Indonesia in Bangkok stands ready to work with all relevant stakeholders both in Thailand and Indonesia for the realization of our shared interest and common goal, that is schools partnership.
Presentasi tentang Perkembangan Kerjasama ASEAN oleh Sesditjen ASEAN, Deplu RI
ASEAN yang telah dibentuk pada tanggal 8 Agustus 1967 yang sangat penting bagi Indonesia sebagai Corner Stone (Soko Guru) Polugri, Perdamaian dan Stabilitas Kawasan Positif bagi Pembangunan Nasional serta Kerjasama Ekonomi dan Peningkatan Hubungan Bilateral.
Tiga Pilar Komunitas ASEAN meliputi:
Komunitas Keamanan ASEAN,
Komunitas Ekonomi ASEAN,
Komunitas Sosial-Budaya ASEAN
Karakter Komunitas ASEAN 2015 yaitu semakin besarnya keterkaitan dan interaksi di bidang Politik dan Keamanan, adanya pasar tunggal dan basis produksi dengan aliran bebas barang, jasa investasi, tenaga kerja terampil dan aliran bebas modal, serta sebuah masyarakat yang lebih peduli dan berbagi yang menitik beratkan pada pembangunan sosial, PENDIDIKAN dan PENGEMBANGAN SDM, kesehatan masyarakat, kebudayaan dan informasi, dan perlindungan lingkungan.
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The demands of the globalization era have placed information as a very influencing resource. This globalization context is also unavoidable in the development of the national education policy that must be understood by university students, abroad scholars and Indonesian society in Thailand.
