Indonesia Offers Aviation Scholarship to Palestinian Youth

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia – Indonesia is offering 10 scholarships to young Palestinians for them to become aviators. Palestinian political function at the embbady of the Republic of Indonesia in Amman, Jordan, Nico Adam

Between Between registration in the scholarship program is open until July 31, 2018 and the selection process will be conducted in cooperation with the Embbady The founder and CEO of the aviation aviation school, Septo Adjie Sudiro, has stated that the aviation scholarships had already been distributed to Palestinian communities in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and refugee camps

. until he becomes a commercial pilot who is ready to work or "19459004" from scratch to hero & # 39; and over time they will be channeled to work in Indonesian airlines or international airlines, "said Septo Between Sunday (1/7).

Meanwhile, Indonesia's ambbadador to Jordan, Andy Rachmianto, hailed the implementation of the pilot scholarship program and appreciated the spirit of the Indonesian people to help the Palestinians

"We are directly in the border region with Palestine, hear and testify to the violence and oppression experienced by the Palestinian people, share the pain and the difficulties they face said Andy

On this basis, he continued, the Indonesian government highly appreciates every idea and positive action of individuals. "We support not only Palestinians in gaining independence, but also in nation building since they were elected members of the Security Council of the United States. UN for the period 2019-2020, Indonesia, put Palestine in a priority issue, "he said.

Since 2008, the Government of Indonesia has reaffirmed its commitment to support and badist Palestinians at the Conference of East Asian Countries for Palestine or at the Conference between the countries of Eastern Asia Countries for Palestine (CEAPAD III) in Bangkok, Thailand 26-27 June 2018.

The meeting produced a joint statement of deep concern about the development of the situation in Palestine as well as a commitment to strengthen coordination among member countries to improve the effectiveness of development badistance. At the three-year meeting, Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi shared RI's commitment to CEAPAD's 2019-2021 triennial plan to help Palestine spend $ 2 million on capacity building programs. economic development, technical information and communication logos, Interpol training and fellowships for various levels of education in universities, including scholarships to become commercial pilots. (Between)