The 1957 Djuanda Declaration is known as a territorial concept that has received international recognition through the tireless struggles of Indonesian diplomats.

How much do we understand the privileges that arise from the territorial concept of the Djuanda Declaration? What exactly are the challenges and responsibilities that the Djuanda Declaration presents to the technology community? How to conceptualize and develop technological and industrial practices within the framework of the Djuanda Declaration?

The Chemical Engineering Alumni Association – IATK ITB invited you to attend the Zoom Webinar

The Djuanda Declaration: Its Meaning and Implications in Technology and Industry in:

SUNDAY 13 DECEMBER 2020

Pkl. 15.15 WIB until finished

Together:

• Dr. (HC) H. Suharso Monoarfa (Minister of PPN / Head of Bappenas)
• Dr. N. Hassan Wirajuda (Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia 2001-2009)
• Prof. Ir. Reini Wirahadikusumah MSCE., Ph.D (Rector of the Bandung Institute of Technology)
• Dr. Ir. Ridwan Djamaluddin, IPU (Chairman of the ITB Alumni Association)

Author:

• Dr. Ir. Saswinadi Sasmojo (Honorary Member of the Indonesian Academy of Sciences, AIPI)
• Cara Mariko (Member of IATK-ITB, STEAM 83)
• Dipl.-Ing Lilly S. Wasitova (Doctoral Program at the University of Defense, Field of Defense Science)
• Arini Tathagati (Member of IATK-ITB, observer of history)

Registration (FREE and open to the public): https://bit.ly/Webinar_DD

“I welcome the concern to explore and exploit technology within the framework of the Djuanda Declaration which was originally (only seen as) a territorial concept.”

~ Dr. N. Hassan Wirajuda