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international relations o en highlight Geneva as “together, we can shape a
a premier example of how neutrality, institutional
capacity, and a history of diplomatic engagement world that is not only more
create an ecosystem where global decisions are stable and secure but also more
shaped. From theories of constructivism in
international relations, which emphasize the just, sustainable, and united in
importance of dialogue in shaping global norms, purpose.”
to studies on track-two diplomacy, which
highlight informal negotiations in resolving
con icts, Geneva remains a living laboratory of
global cooperation.
and ensuring that inclusivity, respect, and
We agree with Ms. Rioukhina’s take that indeed,
cooperation remain the pillars of international
“Geneva is rightfully the city of dialogue relations. Just as Indonesia thrives under the
and multilateralism”. For those committed
principle of Bhinneka Tunggal Ika, or Unity in
to inclusive diplomacy, peacebuilding, and Diversity, the world must continue to embrace
global cooperation, Geneva represents a shared
these values to secure peace, prosperity, and a
aspiration—a place where nations, cultures, and sustainable future for all.
stakeholders come together to forge a better,
more harmonious future for all. I appreciate In this time of geopolitical shi s and
e orts by Ms. Fosse and Ms. Rioukhina through
environmental uncertainty, the role of diplomacy
the publications of Diva International Magazine is indispensable. We must stand rm in our
to enhance and raise the exposure towards the
commitment to constructive dialogue and a
role and importance of Geneva internationally. rules-based international order that bene ts all
Further highlighting Geneva as the “City of
nations, regardless of size or power. Together, we
Peace and Diplomacy,” the “City of Dialogue and can shape a world that is not only more stable
Diplomacy,” and the “Capital of Peace.”.
and secure but also more just, sustainable, and
united in purpose.
Our readers consist mainly of diplomats and
internationals. Do you have a special message to I would like to sincerely thank Diva International
our readers?
Diplomat magazine for this opportunity to share
Esteemed diplomats and members of the Indonesia’s perspective, and I look forward to
international community, I extend my deepest
continued collaboration with the international
appreciation for your unwavering commitment community in building a better future for all.
to fostering dialogue, cooperation, and shared
solutions in today’s increasingly complex global
landscape. In a world facing urgent challenges—
from climate change and water security to
cultural diversity and sustainable development—
our collective resolve to uphold diplomacy has
never been more critical.

As an archipelagic nation, Indonesia understands
rsthand the impact of these challenges. Rising
sea levels, water scarcity, and environmental
shi s do not recognize borders, and their
consequences a ect us all. It is only through
global cooperation, mutual understanding, and
shared responsibility that we can transform these
challenges into opportunities for a more resilient
and sustainable future.

Diplomacy is not merely about negotiation; it
is about bridging di erences, fostering unity,

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