Indonesia’s Peace Efforts in Afghanistan

Mosamim, Parwiz; Widianingsih, Ida; Abdoellah, Oekan S.

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“…The Afghan government is where Indonesia's response to the internal conflict in the country is increasingly visible when Indonesia is increasingly optimistic about negotiating and becoming a mediator between the Taliban and the Afghan government (Farizan et al, 2020). According to Parwis, Ida, and Oekan (2019), in responding to the transition in Afghanistan, it is necessary to provide training assistance, knowledge, and experience related to conducting peace mediation in Afghanistan (Mosamim et al, 2020). Meanwhile, according to Taraf (2020), in addition to this way, Indonesia also strengthens its relationship [ 67 ] with the country through grants that are given to improve welfare and peace (Kurniadi, 2020).…”

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Religion and Diplomacy: The Dynamics of Indonesian-Afghanistan Relations During President Joko Widodo Government

Fatimatuzzahro

Yumitro

2022

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This study aims to analyze the dynamics of relations between Indonesia and Afghanistan during the reign of Joko Widodo before and after the Afghan coup by the transnational Islamic movement of the Taliban. Even though the Taliban is back in power in Afghanistan, relations between Indonesia and the Afghan government are still going well. This research is a qualitative descriptive study using the concept of multitrack diplomacy to answer the problem of this research. The method to collect data by literature study, the journals used as references are reputable journals randomly obtained from several publishers such as Taylor Francis Online and Sage. In addition, researchers also use Harzing publish or Perish. When searching for articles, the primary key used by the authors in Harzing is Indonesia Afghanistan, Indonesia-Afghanistan relations, Jokowi Afghanistan, Indonesia’s response to Afghanistan. The authors also used an open knowledge map from 2014-to 2021 to complete the data source. The authors imported the article into Mendeley in the next stage and then used Vosviewer software to determine clusters and research gaps. The authors found that Indonesia and Afghanistan have an excellent relationship, as seen by the contribution of Indonesia, which is actively involved in responding to Afghanistan’s internal conflict with the Taliban in efforts to handle Afghan refugees and the involvement of non-governmental organizations. The was also a shift in the focus of issues in Indonesia’s relations with Afghanistan. Before the Taliban coup in Afghanistan, the Indonesian government was more focused on the topic of refugees.

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