Indonesia and NAM<\/p>\n
What are the positive achievements of the three years of
\nPresident Soeharto's leadership of the Non-Aligned Movement
\n(NAM)? First of all, by positioning the movement as partner in
\ndialog, rather than as a force for confrontation, his leadership
\nhas given the movement credibility and authority. Particularly
\namong the industrial countries of the West this approach is
\nappreciated. To the Non-Aligned Movement itself, his leadership
\nhas given it the freedom and independence necessary to maneuver
\nconstructively.<\/p>\n
Apart from imbuing in the nations of the world a spirit of
\ndialog and partnership, Indonesia's leadership of NAM has also
\ngiven concrete meaning to the concept of South-South cooperation.
\nIn the past three years, dialog and cooperation among the nations
\nof the South acquired an increasingly solid pattern. This has
\nbeen Indonesia's additional contribution to the Non-Aligned
\nMovement: to lead NAM towards taking the next step, which is one
\nof actions and deeds, one of concrete efforts.<\/p>\n
-- Kompas, Jakarta<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/indonesia-and-nam-1447893297", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }