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Vincent Guerend, EU Ambassador To Indonesia and Brunei Darussalam
CEPA can be a huge trade booster

The past two months have been eventful for Vincent Guerend, 47, the European Union Ambassador to Indonesia and Brunei Darussalam.

In April, he oversaw the visit of EU High Commissioner Federica Mogherini to Jakarta, who came to intensify cooperation between the European bloc and Indonesia. A month later, President Joko Widodo reciprocated by flying to four countries in Europe, including Belgium where he visited the EU headquarters.

On The Record Tuesday, June 7, 2016 Edition

The Banyan Tree Shaker

JUSUF Kalla, Agung Laksono and Surya Paloh are the key characters in the Golkar Party conflict, whose banyan tree symbolizes an all-embracing ideology and prosperity. The three senior politicos successfully pulled the party within the government's sphere of influence by recognizing Agung as party chairman. Agung was voted the party's chief in a national party convention held last month in Jakarta.

According to Surya Paloh, the former Golkar politician who now chairs the NasDem Party, Vice President Jusuf Kalla played a pivotal role in getting the government to recognize the party led by Agung. Legitimacy came to Agung's Golkar Party when Justice and Human Rights Minister Yasonna Laoly issued a ministerial decree confirming the act. "I also played a role, but only as a friend," Surya told Tempo.

Cover Story Thursday, January 1, 1970 Edition

Cabinet Secretary Pramono Anung:
Palace relations with the political forces must be maintained

President Joko Widodo had good reasons to send Cabinet Secretary Pramono Anung, 52, to meet protesting labor union members last September 1. He is, after all, well-known for his negotiating skills. "Yes, that's my job. Anyway the President was having dinner with (an association of) minibus drivers," explained Pramono.

He was sworn in to his present position as minister in charge of cabinet affairs on August 12, replacing Andi Wijayanto. In addition to his main job, based on clear-cut regulations, the President has asked him to bridge relations between the Palace and political forces. "This is not just with coalition parties but also with the others," said Pramono, in a special interview with Tempo reporters Jobpie Sugiharto, Isma Savitri, Retno Sulistyowati and Sunudyantoro, at his office, last week.

Interview Tuesday, September 8, 2015 Edition

Basuki Priyanto
Wireless Innovator

Basuki Priyanto, 39, spent the past two months in his home country, Indonesia, to celebrate the month of Ramadan and Idul Fitri with his extended family. He tried his best to use his 34 days of annual leave from his job as an engineer in Sweden, in addition to 240 days of paternity leave he is allowed to use for the birth of his second child.

"My parents no longer complain I work overseas, because I can spend more time coming back to Indonesia compared to my siblings who are working in another town," he told Tempo in South Jakarta last week. But long holidays were not his reason for moving to Lund in Sweden, seven years ago. It was the opportunity to excel as an engineer in the field of wireless communication. To date, Basuki holds 23 patents under his name in 4G and 5G technology.

Special Report Tuesday, August 11, 2015 Edition

Island Sanctuary for 'Unreleasable' Orangutans

The Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation (BOS) has finalized plans to convert 655 hectares of estuary in Central Kalimantan into a protected habitat for rehabilitated orangutans.

The move is part of the National Strategy and Action Plan for Orangutan Conservation (2007-2017), which sets a 2015 deadline for the release of orangutans back into the wild. The sanctuary will be located on the 3,419 hectare Salat Nusa Island in the province's Pulang Pisau Regency.

Environment Tuesday, May 5, 2015 Edition

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