Indonesia Strengthens Diplomacy to Secure a Category III Seat on the ICAO Council
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Indonesia continues to strengthen its diplomacy to secure a seat on the Council of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in Category III. ICAO is a specialized agency of the United Nations that sets standards and policies for civil aviation worldwide.
The ICAO Council has 36 member states divided into three categories. Category III is filled by countries that are not part of Category I or II, and its election aims to ensure a balanced representation of geographic regions. Council members are elected through the ICAO Assembly session, which is attended by all member states.
In this effort, the Indonesian government is communicating with ICAO member states to obtain their support. These diplomatic steps are being taken so that Indonesia's position can be taken into account in discussions on international aviation policy, including safety, security, and the development of air transportation.
Indonesia's success in securing this seat would give it the opportunity to play a direct role in decision-making on global civil aviation. Further information on the election results and the latest developments still needs to be monitored from official sources.
Sources: Head Topics
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