Sub Regions And Founders of the Asean Organization

SUB REGIONS AND FOUNDERS OF THE ASEAN ORGANIZATION 1. Explain the location of the ASEAN country representatives for each country The Association of South East Asian Nations or ASEAN for short was founded on August 8 1967 in Bangkok, Thailand. ASEAN (Association of South East Asian Nations) is an organization consisting of countries in Southeast Asia. ASEAN was founded by five countries, namely Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines. In the Charter of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Article 12 paragraph 1 states that "ASEAN countries each appoint a permanent representative to ASEAN with the title of ambassador who is based in Jakarta. The continuation of the article is: a. The permanent representatives collectively form the Committee of Permanent Representatives, which is obligated. b. Supporting the work of ASEAN Community Councils and ASEAN Sectoral Ministerial Bodies; • coordinate with ASEAN National Secretariats and other ASEAN Sectoral Ministerial Bodies; • serve as a liaison to the ASEAN Secretary General and the ASEAN Secretariat in all areas relevant to their work; • facilitate ASEAN cooperation with external partners; And • carry out other functions to be determined by the ASEAN Coordinating Council. What is included in the ASEAN organization is as follows. 1) Indonesia (founder, 8 August 1967) 2) Malaysia (founding, 8 August 1967) 3) Singapore (founding, 8 August 1967) 4) Thailand (founding, 8 August 1967) 5) Philippines (founding, August 8, 1967) 6) Brunei Darussalam (joined on January 8, 1984) 7) Vietnam (joined on July 28, 1995) 8) Laos (joined on 23 July 1997) 9) Myanmar (joined on July 23, 1997) 10) Cambodia (joined April 30, 1999). 2. What is the motto of the ASEAN organization ASEAN is an organization consisting of countries in Southeast Asia and was founded on August 8 1967 in Bangkok, Thailand. The countries that initiated the founding of ASEAN were Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines and Indonesia. The five countries are represented by their respective foreign ministers, namely: • Indonesia's representative is Adam Malik • Malaysia's representative is Tun Abdul Razak • Thailand's representative is Thanat Koman • The Philippine representative is Narcisco Ramos • The Singapore representative is S. Rajaratman Apart from the five founding countries, countries in Southeast Asia then followed, namely: 1) Brunei Darussalam which joined on January 8 1984 2) Vietnam which joined on July 28 1995 3) Laos which joined on July 23, 1997 4) Myanmar which joined on July 23 1997 5) Cambodia which joined on April 30 1999 In Article 36 of the Charter of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, it is stated that ASEAN has a motto, namely "One Vision, One Identity, One Community". Article 36 is included in CHAPTER XI which contains identity and symbols. Apart from Article 36, the following is an article contained in CHAPTER XI regarding Identity and Symbols. • Article 35 (ASEAN Identity): ASEAN is obliged to promote a common ASEAN identity and a sense of belonging among its people in order to achieve shared goals, objectives and values. • Article 37 (ASEAN Flag): ASEAN Flag as contained in the Appendix • Article 38 (ASEAN Emblem): ASEAN Emblem as contained in the Appendix • Article 39 (ASEAN Day): The eighth of August is celebrated as ASEAN Day • Article 40 (Asean Song): ASEAN has an ASEAN song. Based on the explanation above, ASEAN's motto is one vision, one identity, one community. 3. Explain where the ASEAN Secretariat General is located! ASEAN is an organization consisting of countries in Southeast Asia and was founded on August 8 1967 in Bangkok, Thailand. The countries that initiated the founding of ASEAN were Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines and Indonesia. The five countries are represented by their respective foreign ministers, namely: • The Indonesian representative is Adam Malik • Malaysia's representative is Tun Abdul Razak • Thailand's representative is Thanat Koman • The Philippine representative is Narcisco Ramos • The Singapore representative is S. Rajaratman Apart from the five founding countries, countries in Southeast Asia then followed, namely: • Brunei Darussalam which joined on January 8 1984 • Vietnam joined on July 28, 1995 • Laos joined on July 23, 1997 • Myanmar joined on 23 July 1997 • Cambodia joined on April 30, 1999 ASEAN, seen from its geographical location, is located between two oceans, namely the Indian and the Pacific. ASEAN is also located between two continents, namely Asia and Australia. ASEAN countries have four characteristics, namely: • Compact: shaped almost like a circle. An example is Cambodia. • Fragmented: in the form of separate islands. An example is Indonesia. • Elongated: elongated in shape. An example is Vietnam. • Protruded: the shape is more complex and varied, usually has elongated arms. Examples are Thailand and Myanmar. The ASEAN permanent secretariat is based in Jakarta, precisely on Jalan Sisingamangaraja Number 70A, South Jakarta. Meanwhile, ASEAN national secretariats are located in their respective countries. The reasons why Indonesia was chosen as the location for ASEAN's permanent secretariat were for several reasons, including: The necessary facilities, equipment and infrastructure are available in Jakarta, which is also the capital of Indonesia. Based on the explanation above, the ASEAN Secretariat General is located on Jalan Sisingamangaraja, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta. 4. Explain who the Indonesian figures who signed the ASEAN agreement were ASEAN is an organization consisting of countries in Southeast Asia and was founded on August 8 1967 in Bangkok, Thailand. The countries that initiated the founding of ASEAN were Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines and Indonesia. The five countries are represented by their respective foreign ministers, namely: • The Indonesian representative is Adam Malik • Malaysia's representative is Tun Abdul Razak • Thailand's representative is Thanat Koman • The Philippine representative is Narcisco Ramos • The Singapore representative is S. Rajaratman The five representatives discussed cooperation and the future of relations between the five countries in the Southeast Asia region. The results of these discussions resulted in an ASEAN document/declaration which was signed by each country's representatives. The Indonesian representative who signed the document was Adam Malik. Adam Malik Adam Malik was born in Pematang Siantar, North Sumatra on 22 July 1917 and is a former Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia. Apart from that, Adam Malik also served as the third vice president of Indonesia. Adam Malik studied elementary school at HollandschInlandsche School (HIS) Pematang Siantar. Adam Malik continued his education at the Parabek Religious School in Bukittinggi. At the age of 17, Adam Malik was trusted as chairman of Partindo in Pematang Siantar since 19341935. After that, Adam Malik's political career continued to soar to international level. Adam Malik died on September 5 1984. The awards achieved by Adam Malik include: • Bintang Mahaputera kl. IV in 1971 • Bintang Adhi Perdana kl. II in 1973 • National Hero in 1998. 5. Explain the island subregion countries in ASEAN The Association of Southeast Asian Nations or more popularly known as the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is a geopolitical and economic organization of countries in the Southeast Asian region, which was founded in Bangkok, August 8 1967 based on the Declaration of Perbara by Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand. This organization aims to increase economic growth, social progress and cultural development of its member countries, promote peace and stability at the regional level, and increase opportunities to discuss differences among its members peacefully. Southeast Asia is a region on the southeastern Asian continent. This area includes Indochina and the Malay Peninsula as well as the surrounding islands. Southeast Asia borders the People's Republic of China to the north, the Pacific Ocean to the east, the Indian Ocean to the south, and the Indian Ocean, Bay of Bengal and the Indian subcontinent to the west. Southeast Asia is usually divided into two groups: continental Southeast Asia and island Southeast Asia. The countries included in continental Southeast Asia are (Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam) The countries included in Island Southeast Asia are (Brunei, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Timor Leste). The continental subregion is characterized by numerous valleys formed from alluvial deposits. These deposits are separated from each other by mountain ranges. Meanwhile, the archipelago subregion is characterized by the presence of seas and islands. Island subregions include Brunei, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Timor Leste.