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About Us

Foreign Policy for Indonesia is an independent initiative dedicated to making Indonesia's foreign policy more accessible through reliable, searchable, and organized information. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the Government of Indonesia or any other institution.

 

By bringing together diplomatic engagements, key actors, official documents, and other public records in one place, we aim to support research, learning, journalism, and a broader public understanding of Indonesia's engagement with the world.


We believe that foreign policy should not be confined to government institutions or academic circles. As Indonesia's international role continues to grow, so too should public access to the information that helps explain it. It shapes Indonesia's economy, security, technology, education, and relationships with the world, making it relevant to anyone seeking to understand the country's place in international affairs.

Why We Build This

Indonesia's diplomacy unfolds every day. State visits, bilateral meetings, summit diplomacy, joint statements, strategic partnerships, and international negotiations shape the country's relationships with the world. Yet much of this information remains scattered across government ministries, embassies, international organizations, and official press releases, making it difficult to discover, search, and understand as part of a broader picture.


For students, researchers, journalists, policymakers, and anyone interested in Indonesia's foreign policy, this often means navigating dozens of websites, inconsistent archives, and fragmented sources simply to answer straightforward questions. Which countries has Indonesia engaged with most? What issues dominate its diplomatic agenda? How have bilateral relationships evolved over time? Finding those answers should not require hours of manual research.


Foreign Policy for Indonesia was created to help bridge that gap. Rather than replacing official sources, we organize publicly available information into a structured, searchable, and interconnected platform that makes Indonesia's diplomacy easier to explore, understand, and revisit.

Collaborate With Us

Foreign Policy for Indonesia is built independently and continues to grow through curiosity, collaboration, and feedback.


Whether you've identified missing information, found an error, have ideas for new features, or would simply like to contribute to the project, we'd be delighted to hear from you. Every suggestion helps improve the platform and makes it more useful for everyone.

Support Us

Keeping Foreign Policy for Indonesia free and up to date takes time and resources. If the platform has been useful to your work, studies, or curiosity, consider making a contribution to support its continued development. Your support helps us maintain the website, expand its resources, and improve the platform for everyone.

Thank you for helping make Indonesia's foreign policy more accessible to all.

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