USINDO Special Open Forum Breakfast and Discussion with Admiral Samuel J. Locklear III, Commander of the U.S. Pacific Command
Admiral Samuel J. Locklear III, Commander of the U.S. Pacific Command Speaking at USINDO Special Open Forum Breakfast and Discussion
USINDO President Ambassador David Merrill, Admiral Samuel J. Locklear III, Commander of the U.S. Pacific Command, and Scot Marciel, Ambassador U.S. Embassy Jakarta, Indonesia at USINDO Special Open Forum Breakfast and Discussion
Amb. Scot Marciel with members of USINDO Board of Trustees and Advisors, as well as invited USINDO guest at the VIP Reception, following the USINDO Special Open Forum Breakfast and Discussion with Admiral Samuel J. Locklear III
Dr. Kurt Campbell, U.S. Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, USINDO President David Merrill, and Congressman Jim McDermott at USINDO Special Open Forum Luncheon and Panel Discussion
Indonesia Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs M. Hatta Rajasa at the 2012 Business Round Table, hosted by USINDO and US-ASEAN Business Council
Indonesia Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs M. Hatta Rajasa Speaks at the 2012 USINDO Annual Gala in Washington, DC
Annual Washington Gala Dinner – May 31
USINDO will increase the definition, depth, visibility, and integration of public outreach through its Open Forum programs in May 2013 – May 2014. Our new Open Forum Series Initiative will be programmed jointly in Washington and Jakarta to build public understanding of Indonesia and the United States around six defined themes. We have recruited the highest quality speakers in these series themes,...
On April 18, 2013, USINDO and US-ASEAN Business Council hosted an Executive Breakfast Discussion with Prof. Dr. Bambang P.S. Brodjonegoro, Head of Fiscal Policy Office, Ministry of Finance, Republic of Indonesia. Dr. Brodjonegoro and guests exchanged views on issues regarding Indonesia’s efforts to increase revenue and manage the deficit, as well as the role of consumer goods in growth, the U.S.-Indonesia tax treaty, oil and...
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Washington, D.C.An Exhibit at the National Geographic Museum Found only in New Guinea and parts of Australia, the birds-of-paradise are a case study in the evolutionary power of sexual selection. Their fantastic plumes and bizarre courtship displays are a result of millions of years of sexual selection at work in an environment with plentiful food and no natural predators. Learn more about this National Geographic Exhibit » Exhibit runs through May 2013.
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JakartaWeatherhead East Asia Institute (WEAI) Symposium in Jakarta, Indonesia The Jakarta symposium, “Intersections of Power, Politics and Conflict in Asia,” will bring together leading scholars from Columbia University, Australian National University, and the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, to examine the rising tensions between ASEAN nations, East Asian powers and the United States, and the urgent domestic political challenges faced...
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Washington, D.C.An Exhibit at The Textile Museum Southeast Asian textiles first served as markers of ethnic identity, distinguishing neighboring communities by pattern, color, and technique. Now commercial production challenges these practices, yet the artistic wealth of these several hundred groups continues to inspire artists from around the world. Out of Southeast Asia: Art That Sustains explores the intersection of these rich traditions and their interpretation...