Police Will Send Team to Japan

Police in the near future will dispatch members to Japan. If allowed the Japanese, they took to check the 12 Indonesian citizens arrested in the Police in the near future will dispatch members to Japan. If allowed the Japanese, they took to check the 12 Indonesian citizens arrested in the State Sakura in the alleged smuggling cases shabu worth Rp 2.3 trillion. Therefore delivered one of the officials at the Department Criminal detective (Bareskrim) headquarters of Police Commissioner of Police Siswandi in Jakarta, Friday (12/12).

Siswandi explained, dozens of Indonesian citizens that arrived in Japan with the ship MV in the Universal Port Moji, Fukuoka and early November. Police arrested them when the Japanese move in Moji Port. Dozens of Indonesian citizens who are arrested the ship's captain Kevin MV Universal Anwar children and eleven other fruit ship. When the suspects, Japanese police found 30 boxes containing 307 kilograms of shabu narcotics.
Indonesian police or the police have already heard about the ships suspected of carrying narcotics previous three months and will move to Indonesia. However, the journey they stop in Japan. If allowed, to the examination of the 12 Indonesian citizens or Indonesian Citizens by the Police to find out the origin of the narcotics, including the right not to shabu will be brought to Indonesia. Because there are allegations that the narcotics were brought dozens of Indonesian Citizens is in the form of raw materials and next will be produced in Indonesia.

Indonesia has long since become known narcotics producers. This year, the police several times and arousing international narcotics syndicates producing narcotics. Among them in an apartment in the area Tanjungduren and housing in the Kebon Jeruk, West Jakarta, and in Pluit, North Jakarta. A number of foreign citizens among the Hong Kong and China also arrested.

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President Yudhoyono Meets Prime Minister of Japan

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono opened a bilateral meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso in Washington DC, USA, Saturday (15/11) early days. In the meeting, the President and Taro Aso to exchange opinions and coordination of the High Level Conference G-20.

President of the occasion to emphasize the importance of the role of Japan as a motor of economic growth world. Therefore Japan is expected to increase trade and investment in Asia. 

In addition to hold bilateral meetings with several heads of state, the President also met with about 200 U.S. businessmen and Indonesia joined in the Usindo. They propose to the President of the need to support a global fund to help the economic growth of developing countries that can survive for at least three years. 

This proposal will also be taken in meeting the G-20 group, tomorrow. President also suggested the need to be revised international financial architecture and accelerate the restoration of trust and protect the real sector. 

President Yudhoyono also believes relations of cooperation between Indonesia and the U.S. will be better after Barack Obama elected as president of the new United States. During the administration President George Walker Bush, America has been encouraging progress in relations the two countries. Among others to remove the weapons embargo, provide educational assistance to U.S. $ 157 million for five years and increase the trade value reached U.S. $ 18.5 billion in the year 2007. 

Yudhoyono further explained, the relationship between the U.S. and Indonesia must be based on the principle of equal partnership and the interests of the same. In addition, the relationship between the two countries should provide benefits to the community long term. 

The meeting of leaders of countries that joined in the G-20 group, which will begin tomorrow can be expected to be the beginning of a process that will start the global financial reform. G-20 forum is the minister of finance and central bank governors, which was established since 1999. This forum aims to discuss financial issues.

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