The document discusses various topics related to Indonesia including: 1) The challenges facing Indonesia in adopting an agile approach similar to other countries that modernized quickly such as South Korea, Israel, and Singapore. 2) Examples of times Indonesia demonstrated agility including declaring independence in 1945 after the power vacuum left by the Japanese, hosting the Asia-Africa Conference in 1955, and the first flight of the Gatotkaca aircraft in 1997. 3) Individuals who helped modernize Indonesia such as former presidents Habibie and Sukarno, as well as government ministers who transformed previously struggling state-owned companies and foreign policies.

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Rabu, 17 Juni 2015

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10. Agility Rigidity

11. “Wrong” Indonesia
• South Korea 1945; Indonesia 1945; India
1947; North Korea 1948; Israel 1948; Malaya
1957 (Malaysia 1963); Singapore 1965; United
Arab Emirates 1971; Brunei 1984
• Switzerland 1291; Portugal 1640; U.S.A. 1776,
Belgium 1831; Philippines 1898; Finland 1917;
Iceland 1918; Poland 1918; Netherlands 1945

12. “Agile” Indonesian (1)
• Vacuum of power
– (August 15th 1945 – September 29th 1945)
• Declaration of Independence
– (August 17th 1945)
• Asia-Africa Conference
– (April 18th-24th 1955)
• Soekarno & Mohammad Hatta

13. “Agile” Indonesian (2)
• 1997 Gatotkaca (N-250) first fligth
– CN-235 used by Malaysia and Brunei
– CN-235 are regularly used by South-Korea &
Turkey
• 2018/2019 R80 projected flight
• Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie

14. “Agile” Indonesian (3)
• Trio BUMN
– PT. Pelindo, PT. Garuda Indonesia, PT. KAI
• From pain-corporations to gain-corporations
• R.J. Lino, Emirsyah Satar, Ignasius
Jonan

15. “Agile” Indonesian (4)
• Natalegawa Doctrine
– From “bebas-aktif” To “keseimbangan dinamis”
• Being active in international forum
• Marty Natalegawa

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