KETIMPANGAN HUBUNGAN INDONESIA-MESIR 1950-2010: KAJIAN TENTANG TEORI RESIPROSITAS

Egypt was the first country in the world that recognized the independence of Indonesia. Egypt is also the first country signing a friendship agreement with Indonesia, which was followed by the opening of representative offices in Cairo and in Jakarta in 1950/1951. More than that, Egypt is the count...

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Main Author: Abdurrahman Mohammad Fachir, Irwan Abdullah, Sangidu, Siti Mutiah Setiawati
Format: Article
Language:Arabic
Published: Universitas Sebelas Maret 2017-08-01
Series:CMES (Center of Middle Eastern Studies)
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Online Access:https://jurnal.uns.ac.id/cmes/article/view/13414
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author Abdurrahman Mohammad Fachir, Irwan Abdullah, Sangidu, Siti Mutiah Setiawati
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description Egypt was the first country in the world that recognized the independence of Indonesia. Egypt is also the first country signing a friendship agreement with Indonesia, which was followed by the opening of representative offices in Cairo and in Jakarta in 1950/1951. More than that, Egypt is the country where Indonesia children studying since before the 19th century to the present. Historical and emotional Indonesia-Egypt relations should be an important asset for both countries to improve more strategic relations and cooperation, so it becomes more meaningful each other. However, the opposite happened. Indonesia has always looked at the importance of Egypt, but Egypt only one eye sees Indonesia. Unequal, unbalanced and biased relationship reflected from two things, namely the formation of representatives and officials visit the country.   This dissertation research aims to answer the question why the relationship between Indonesia and Egypt from 1950 to 2010 is unequal, unbalanced and biased, and what efforts are offered to improve the relationship between Indonesia and Egypt so that Indonesia has interesting bargaining power, so that Indonesia is considered important by Egypt. Hopefully, this research has benefits for the development of International Relations and Middle East Studies as well as to provide input to the Government of Indonesia in making decision related to foreign policy towards Egypt and generate the basis for the implementation of Indonesia's foreign relations in the future, especially between Indonesia and Egypt.
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spelling doaj.art-22259124649c4c4293c65fbbd1e489eb2022-12-21T19:37:57ZaraUniversitas Sebelas MaretCMES (Center of Middle Eastern Studies)2085-563X2502-10442017-08-01729811110.20961/cmes.7.2.1341411160KETIMPANGAN HUBUNGAN INDONESIA-MESIR 1950-2010: KAJIAN TENTANG TEORI RESIPROSITASAbdurrahman Mohammad Fachir, Irwan Abdullah, Sangidu, Siti Mutiah SetiawatiEgypt was the first country in the world that recognized the independence of Indonesia. Egypt is also the first country signing a friendship agreement with Indonesia, which was followed by the opening of representative offices in Cairo and in Jakarta in 1950/1951. More than that, Egypt is the country where Indonesia children studying since before the 19th century to the present. Historical and emotional Indonesia-Egypt relations should be an important asset for both countries to improve more strategic relations and cooperation, so it becomes more meaningful each other. However, the opposite happened. Indonesia has always looked at the importance of Egypt, but Egypt only one eye sees Indonesia. Unequal, unbalanced and biased relationship reflected from two things, namely the formation of representatives and officials visit the country.   This dissertation research aims to answer the question why the relationship between Indonesia and Egypt from 1950 to 2010 is unequal, unbalanced and biased, and what efforts are offered to improve the relationship between Indonesia and Egypt so that Indonesia has interesting bargaining power, so that Indonesia is considered important by Egypt. Hopefully, this research has benefits for the development of International Relations and Middle East Studies as well as to provide input to the Government of Indonesia in making decision related to foreign policy towards Egypt and generate the basis for the implementation of Indonesia's foreign relations in the future, especially between Indonesia and Egypt.https://jurnal.uns.ac.id/cmes/article/view/13414Reciprocity, International relation and National Interest
spellingShingle Abdurrahman Mohammad Fachir, Irwan Abdullah, Sangidu, Siti Mutiah Setiawati
KETIMPANGAN HUBUNGAN INDONESIA-MESIR 1950-2010: KAJIAN TENTANG TEORI RESIPROSITAS
CMES (Center of Middle Eastern Studies)
Reciprocity, International relation and National Interest
title KETIMPANGAN HUBUNGAN INDONESIA-MESIR 1950-2010: KAJIAN TENTANG TEORI RESIPROSITAS
title_full KETIMPANGAN HUBUNGAN INDONESIA-MESIR 1950-2010: KAJIAN TENTANG TEORI RESIPROSITAS
title_fullStr KETIMPANGAN HUBUNGAN INDONESIA-MESIR 1950-2010: KAJIAN TENTANG TEORI RESIPROSITAS
title_full_unstemmed KETIMPANGAN HUBUNGAN INDONESIA-MESIR 1950-2010: KAJIAN TENTANG TEORI RESIPROSITAS
title_short KETIMPANGAN HUBUNGAN INDONESIA-MESIR 1950-2010: KAJIAN TENTANG TEORI RESIPROSITAS
title_sort ketimpangan hubungan indonesia mesir 1950 2010 kajian tentang teori resiprositas
topic Reciprocity, International relation and National Interest
url https://jurnal.uns.ac.id/cmes/article/view/13414
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