> > Oki Namanya juga statement politik , bisa diartikan kemana saja suka suka , nah nanti yang akan dianggap benar adalah interpe- tasi dari yang "kuat" dan apalagi yang "super kuat".
Si Abah Ini joint press release SBY-GWB dari milis lain (kesahihan tidak > ditanggung). > > Soal EMOI dan Cepu nggak ada disinggung-singgung tuh....Yang ada Cuma : > > "The two Presidents encouraged their delegations to continue to make > further progress in resolving outstanding trade issues, with the aim of > broadening and deepening our economic relationship. " > > Gak tahu deh apa ada arti2 tersirat dibelakangnya.... > > Oki > --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Irawan Nugroho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > Office of the Press Secretary > > _____________________________________________________________________ > ___ > > For Immediate > Release > > May 25, 200 5 > > > > JOINT STATEMENT > > BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA > > AND THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA > > > > President George W. Bush and President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono > today reaffirmed the > longstanding friendship between the United States of America and the > Republic of Indonesia and > committed to expand and deepen their cooperation based on partnership > and our shared values of > democracy and pluralism. The two leaders held productive > discussions on > issues of mutual concern > at the bilateral, regional, and global levels. > > > > President Bush and President Yudhoyono exchanged > congratulations > on the successful > conduct of their respective elections last year. President Bush > applauded Indonesia's enormous > strides in building a durable democracy and noted that these > successes > truly reflect the determination > and democratic spirit of the Indonesian people. Mindful of the > importance of rule of law in building > democracy and prosperity, the two Presidents agreed to establish a > joint > interagency working group > to share experience and enhance cooperation on various justice-sector > issues and related issues of > mutual interest. > > > > On behalf of the American people, President Bush once again > expressed his sympathy to the > Indonesian people and their government over the catastrophic loss of > life and the material > destruction caused by recent earthquakes and the December 2004 > tsunami. > He reiterated the > commitment of the American people to stand by those affected as they > rebuild, and he announced that > Indonesia will receive $400 million of the total $857 million > earmarked > by the U.S. Government for > earthquake and tsunami relief and reconstruction. The United States > has > offered to rebuild the Banda > Aceh-Meulaboh highway - a 240-kilometer road with over 110 bridges > that > serves as a lifeline for > much of the west coast of Aceh province - setting aside $245 million > for > the effort. The United > States will also work with local and national authorities to rebuild > homes, schools, and clinics and > re-establish the means for the people of Aceh to return to work. The > two Presidents pledged to work > together to develop a Disaster Preparedness and Mitigation Action > Plan > to increase Indonesia's > capacity to respond to disasters of all kind. While stressing that > the > primary responsibility for > dealing with the tsunami disaster and its consequences lies with the > government and people of > Indonesia, President Yudhoyono expressed deep appreciation for the > outpouring of sympathy and > generous financial assistance from the government of the United > States > and private American > citizens. Recognizing the achievement of private U.S. citizens and > companies in raising more than > $1.4 billion for relief and reconstruction of the affected areas, the > two Presidents welcomed the > outcome of the Private Sector Summit held in Washington, D.C., on 12 > May > 2005. They commended > the efforts of the private sector, led by former Presidents George > Bush > and Bill Clinton, in > generating such generous contributions for the tsunami victims. > > > > President Bush emphasized his government's support for > Indonesia's > territorial integrity and > reiterated that the United States opposes secessionist movements in > any > part of Indonesia. He noted > that a strong, united, democratic, and prosperous Indonesia will > serve > as a force for stability and > progress in Asia and beyond. The President noted that reconstruction > offers the opportunity for a > new beginning in Aceh and gave his full support for President > Yudhoyono's strong efforts to promote > peace. He welcomed the ongoing talks to achieve a peaceful and > lasting > solution to the conflict, > based on special autonomy within the framework of a united Indonesia. > > > > President Bush and President Yudhoyono underscored their strong > commitment to fight > terrorism, which threatens the people of both nations and undermines > international peace and > security. The two leaders rejected any link between terrorism and > religion and pledged to continue > to work closely at the bilateral, regional, and global levels to > combat > terror. > > > > President Bush and President Yudhoyono endorsed cultural and > educational exchange visits > and interfaith dialogue as means for promoting tolerance, mutual > respect > and mutual understanding. > The two Presidents pledged to work together to support such > initiatives. President Bush welcomed > President Yudhoyono's intention to send prominent Indonesian Islamic > scholars to the United States > to promote inter-faith dialogue. > > > > President Bush and President Yudhoyono agreed that normal > military > relations would be in > the interest of both countries and undertook to continue working > toward > that objective. The two > Presidents welcomed the resumption of Indonesia's participation in > International Military Education > and Training (IMET) as an important step. They also looked forward > to > the convening of the Third > Indonesia-United States Security Dialogue in Jakarta in mid-2005 and > called for further meetings of > the Bilateral Defense Dialogue. They also praised the excellent > humanitarian cooperation between > the U.S. military and the Indonesian military during the tsunami > emergency relief operations in > Aceh. President Yudhoyono reaffirmed his commitment to further > strengthen military reform, > civilian control, and accountability. President Bush pledged his > full > support in these efforts. > Encouraged by progress in the investigation of the 2002 incident in > Timika, President Yudhoyono > reaffirmed that he would intensify efforts to ensure that the suspect > indicted by a U.S. Federal court > for the 2002 Timika killings is apprehended and that all those > responsible for these crimes are > brought to justice. > > > > The two Presidents discussed ways to strengthen U.S.-Indonesia > economic cooperation and > trade relations. President Yudhoyono briefed President Bush on his > approach to Indonesia's > development, which he termed "pro-growth, pro-job, and pro-poor." He > also noted the urgent need > to improve Indonesia's infrastructure and he invited Americans to > participate in that undertaking. > President Bush welcomed President Yudhoyono's determination to > further > economic reform, to > combat corruption, and to improve the business and investment > climate. > Accordingly, the Presidents > welcomed the $10 million G-8 pilot project to assist Indonesia in its > efforts to improve the business > climate. Stressing the benefits of an open trading system, the two > Presidents welcomed the > resumption of Trade and Investment Council (TIC) talks, after a > five-year hiatus, under the > U.S.-Indonesia Trade and Investment Framework Agreement (TIFA). The > two > Presidents > encouraged their delegations to continue to make further progress in > resolving outstanding trade > issues, with the aim of broadening and deepening our economic > relationship. > --- End forwarded message --- > > Santos Ltd A.B.N. 80 007 550 923 > Disclaimer: The information contained in this email is intended only for > the use of the > person(s) to whom it is addressed and may be confidential or contain > privileged information. If you are not the intended recipient you are > hereby > notified that any perusal, use, distribution, copying or disclosure is > strictly > prohibited. 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