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Indonesia diplomatic efforts regarding Gaza

Overview

During the 81st UN General Assembly, Indonesian Foreign Minister Sugiono advocated for multilateral diplomacy to address the crisis in Gaza, calling for concrete international steps to secure a ceasefire, ensure humanitarian aid, and end killings in the region. Sugiono expanded this stance by urging nations to recognize Palestinian statehood to help dismantle the occupation and accelerate a two-state solution. He emphasized that lasting peace requires the restoration of dignified living conditions and the long-term reconstruction of essential infrastructure. Indonesia also expressed opposition to illegal Israeli settlement expansions, specifically citing the E1 settlement plan, and called for the protection of the legal status of holy sites in Jerusalem. In coordination meetings with the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), Sugiono reiterated that the organization’s primary focus remains advocating for Palestinian independence. He criticized ongoing violence in Gaza and settlement expansions in the West Bank and East Jerusalem as obstacles to peace. Sugiono called for greater accountability regarding violations of international law and proposed a ‘Peace Roadmap in Gaza’ designed to strengthen the capacity of the Palestinian government and its people to manage their own future. Expanding on these diplomatic efforts, Sugiono described the situation in Gaza and the West Bank as a “test of the international community’s conscience and the effectiveness of the multilateral system,” calling for an end to colonialism. He argued that current violations of international law mirror a pre-1945 era, undermining the UN Charter and the Geneva Conventions. Alongside his advocacy for Palestinian independence, Sugiono officially launched Indonesia’s campaign for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council for the 2029–2030 term. Running under the theme ‘Fostering Unity, Advancing Peace,’ the campaign aims to rebuild trust in multilateralism and enhance Security Council effectiveness.

Entities

United Nations · Sugiono · Indonesia · Palestine · UN Security Council

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Timeline

  1. about 10 hours ago

    [INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
    Indonesia pledges support for Palestinian sovereignty at UN

    At the UN General Assembly, Indonesian Foreign Minister Sugiono pledged continued support for a sovereign Palestinian state and called for adherence to international law in Gaza and the West Bank.

  2. 1 day ago

    [INTERNATIONAL] 16 sources
    Indonesia announces UN Security Council candidacy and Palestinian support

    Indonesia has announced its candidacy for a non-permanent UN Security Council seat (2029–2030) and reaffirmed its support for Palestinian sovereignty, pledging USD 1.2 million to UNRWA.

  3. 3 days ago

    [INTERNATIONAL] 5 sources
    Indonesia urges two-state solution and Gaza reconstruction at UN

    At the UN, Indonesia's Foreign Minister Sugiono urged the acceleration of a two-state solution and called for Gaza's reconstruction to include long-term infrastructure and dignified living conditions.

  4. 5 days ago

    [POLITICS] 7 sources
    Foreign Minister Sugiono urges Gaza ceasefire at UN General Assembly

    At the 81st UN General Assembly, Indonesian Foreign Minister Sugiono called for a Gaza ceasefire and urged the Group of Eight Arab and Islamic Countries to take concrete action for Palestinian peace.

Sources

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