Dive into the hidden world of Indonesia’s tech and power moves that are shaking up the global scene.

Join us at King’s College, University of Cambridge, for an exclusive fireside conversation exploring Indonesia’s growing role in global technology, innovation, business and international relations.

We are delighted to welcome two distinguished speakers:

Mohammad Ali Irsyad – Vice Chair of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN)

Professor Agus M. Ramdhan – Education and Culture Attaché at the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in London

Moderated by Sandra Tusin, Chair of King’s Politics, the discussion will explore Indonesia’s ambitions for technological sovereignty, the opportunities and challenges of digital transformation, and the role of government, industry and international partnerships in shaping the country's future.

From artificial intelligence and emerging technologies to foreign investment, entrepreneurship and economic diplomacy, the conversation will examine how Indonesia can strengthen its competitiveness while navigating an increasingly complex global technological landscape.

The event will also offer insights into Indonesia’s evolving relationship with the United Kingdom and the opportunities for greater collaboration in education, technology and business.

The discussion will be followed by an opportunity for audience questions.

An opportunity for students, academics and professionals interested in technology, geopolitics, international business and Southeast Asia to engage directly with leading Indonesian representatives in the historic setting of King’s College, Cambridge.

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