PROGRAM MANIFESTO. This is not just a conference. This is the call to rise. This is the call to unite. This is the call to create history.

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2 PROGRAM MANIFESTO This is not just a conference. This is a history in the making. A history to connect, collaborate, and co-create. A history to speak and stand up. A history to unite. East Asian and Latin American nations in FEALAC forum have been emerging individually. And we will emerge much stronger when united, together. Economic growth would be much stronger, by starting from the closest at heart, the resourceful Atlantic-Pacific Ocean, and its entrepreneurial spirit. This is the call to rise. This is the call to unite. This is the call to create history. In Indonesia, a nation that shares both the diversity and similarity of economic character with FEALAC nations. In Bandung, a city of momentum of multiple youth revolutions anytime, anywhere, anyhow. In Merdeka Building, the historical site where Asian-African conference took place and revolutionized the nations that changed the way the world saw them as the nations began to rise.

3 PROGRAM MANIFESTO In this building, city, and nation, In this coming September, In this 2015, we, the FEALAC nations, shall empower the Atlantic-Pacific net. Join us NOW in the evolution: fealacyouth.org / fb.com/fealacyouth. Together, we will connect. Together, we will collaborate. Together, we will co-create. This is us, the youth, the next generation. This is the time, the history, the moment to gather. This is you, taking part, voicing out, at the very moment and place. This is Indonesia FEALAC Youth Conference 2015.

4 ABOUT FEALAC Forum of East Asia Latin America Cooperation (FEALAC) is a forum consisting of 36 member states from the regions of East Asia (East Asia, Southeast Asia, Oceania) and Latin America (South America, Central America, Carribeans) officially established in Singapore in Since its establishment, the economic growth rate of FEALAC member states have increased growth 4x times and dominated 42% of the world trade with GDP amounting to USD 14 Trillion.

5 MEMBER STATES East Asia (16): Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Japan, Republic of Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. Latin America (20): Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela.

6 PROGRAM BACKGROUND 4 out of 10 global population comes from FEALAC member states where 2/3 (two-thirds) of the citizens are below 30 years old (productive age). The government of the Republic of Indonesia c.q. Ministry of Youth and Sports is inspired to host Indonesia FEALAC Youth Conference (IFYC) 2015 because there has not been yet any platforms to connect FEALAC youth to collaborate and co-create ideas of cooperations for the future. By upholding the theme Empowering The Atlantic-Pacific Net, IFYC 2015 is hoped to become a basic foundation as the first FEALAC Youth Conference in the world.

7 OBJECTIVES Connect Bridge social relation developments through interaction and socialization to foster friendships among youth from FEALAC member states. Collaborate Unite FEALAC youth to foster sustainable cooperations. Co-Create Foster positive attitude and gather quality ideas for FEALAC growth in the future.

8 PROGRAM DESCRIPTION Theme Empowering The Atlantic-Pacific Net Dates September 2015, GMT+7 Jakarta Time Location Savoy-Homann Hotel and Merdeka Building, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia Total Delegates 72 delegates from 36 nations Total Public Conference Participants 400 participants Online Participation 1,000 visitors

9 DELEGATE ELIGIBILITY Nationality Citizen of FEALAC member countries Interest Interest in youth empowerment, entrepreneurship, development, as well as maritime and global issues Age years old Qualifications Strong entrepreneurial spirit Social development minded

10 AGENDAS Entrepreneurship and modern business development learning, including marine-based entrepreneurship based on each region s features on the context of FEALAC uniqueness. Youth Character On Line Entrepreneurship Marine-Based Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurial Visit Public Conference Historical FEALAC Youth Declaration

11 YOUTH CHARACTER ON-LINE ENTREPRENEURSHIP It will present several international and national prominent figures whose entrepreneurships are deemed success, to encourage all participants broaden their visions and boost confidence to start a global business. Introduction of online platform as means of a sustainable communication among youth. It will be delivered by practitioner(s) who inspire people with their online-based business. MARINE-BASED ENTREPRENEURSHIP Introduction of potential business in marine sectors. Delegates can share about their potential business sectors. It will feature reputable marine-preneurship practitioners. ENTREPRENEURIAL VISIT PUBLIC CONFERENCE It will feature creative entrepreneurs, such as: Saung Angklung Udjo a worldwide-known business in Bandung featuring angklung as a cultural asset, which uses online marketing to gain brand awareness and Batik Komar one of the popular brands in the business who hails from Bandung. A history in the making where delegates, online and offline public will unite at a huge conference and proclaim historical FEALAC Youth Declaration that will take place in Merdeka Building where histories of Asian-African conference took place.

12 BANDUNG & VENUES Bandung A city where moments of youth revolution have been happening sustainably Accommodation & Venue Savoy-Homann Hotel with historical values Public Conference Location Merdeka Building Entreprenurial Visit Saung Angklung Udjo & Batik Komar Transports Delegates will be transferred to & from Bandung To & From Soekarno Hatta International Airport, Jakarta

13 PROGRAM RUNDOWN FRIDAY, 18 SEPTEMBER Arrival at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport Transfers Jakarta-Bandung, Registration Opening Ceremony Youth Character Workshop SATURDAY, 19 SEPTEMBER Online Entrepreneurship workshop Marine Enterpreneurship talkshow Delegate Discussion SUNDAY, 20 SEPTEMBER Entrepreneurial Visit MONDAY, 21 SEPTEMBER Delegate Discussion Public Conference FEALAC Youth Declaration Closing Ceremony TUESDAY, 22 SEPTEMBER end Departure

14 TENTATIVE SPEAKERS LINEUP Steve Kosasih, CEO TransJakarta Rudy Ramawy, Ex-CEO Google Indonesia Susi Pudjiastuti, Minister of Marine & Fisheries Affairs Anies Baswedan, Minister of Education & Culture Arief Yahya, Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy Christopher Cordova, writer and speaker, expert of international cooperation and public policy Ridwan Kamil The Mayor of Bandung

15 FACILITIES Accommodation and Meals Accommodation and meals are provided from September 2015 and will be sponsored by the committee throughout the program. The accommodation costs for pre-arrival and post-departure period will not be covered, hence borne by the participants. Transportation The committee will provide local transportation including airport transfers from and to Jakarta-Bandung, designated hotel and event transfers. The respective delegates are required to confirm their flight schedule details to the committee. The participants are expected to arrive on 18 September 2015 before AM GMT+7 Jakarta Time and depart on 22 September Expenses Please be advised that participants are to be responsible for their own airfare, visas and personal expenses (telephone calls, laundry & internet services, airport tax, etc)

16 REGISTRATION Online Registration Deadline: 4 June GMT+7 Jakarta Time Accommodation & Venue Savoy-Homann Hotel with historical values Delegate Announcement & Itinerary Confirmation Date Announcement: 18 June 2015 Flight Itinerary Confirmation: 4 July GMT+7 Jakarta Time Arrival & Departure Arrival: Latest 18 September 2015, GMT+7 Jakarta Time Departure: Latest 22 September 2015 Soekarno Hatta International Airport, Jakarta Registration Fee There is no registration fee. You can register for FREE.

17 VISA ARRANGEMENTS Arrangements Delegates will arrange their own visas. Committee will be happy to assist if necessary. General Visa Requirements 1. Passports must be valid at least 6 months from arrival date 2. A return air ticket has to be shown. Visa-Free Nations (maximum length: 30 days) Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Chile, Ecuador Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Peru, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam Visa-on-Arrival Permitted Requirements: Visa Fee USD 35 (30 days) Argentina, Australia, Brazil, China, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Panama, Suriname Nations that require visa arrangement before arriving Bolivia, Columbia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mongolia, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Republic of Korea, Uruguay, Venezuela

18 DRESS CODE Formal Attire Min. 2 pieces Ceremonies & Workshops Smart Casual Outfit Min. 2 pieces Workshop & Entrepreneurial Visit Sport Outfit Min. 2 pieces Morning Activities Cultural Attire Min. 1 piece Public Conference & FEALAC Youth Declaration

19 INDONESIA Currency 1 USD = 13,000 IDR (Indonesian Rupiah) Dated 15 May 2015 Electricity Two Sockets, 230 V, 50 Hz, C/F Type Weather Dry, Humid Interesting Youth Spots Music Park, Photography Park, Movie Park

20 INFORMATION CENTRES Secretariat Letter Address Ministry of Youth and Sports Bureau of Planning and Organization Jl. Gerbang Pemuda No. 3 Senayan, Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia Direct Contact Points Phone: info@fealacyouth.org Website: Website: Facebook: fb.com/fealacyouth Please be advised that our reply policy is within 1 x 12 hours upon message receipt. Active operational hours: GMT +7 Jakarta Time

21 CONTACT PERSONS PROJECT LEADER Aryo Moedanton (Mr.) Phone: PROJECT MANAGER Rahma Rusydina (Ms.) Phone: Please be advised that our reply policy is within 1 x 12 hours upon message receipt. Active operational hours: GMT +7 Jakarta Time