YOGYAKARTA, KOMPAS.TV Menko Infrastruktur dan Kewilayahan RI sekaligus Direktur Eksekutif The Yudhoyono Institute (TYI), Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono memberi sambutan dalam acara The Yudhoyono Institute Lecture Series pada Senin (12/5/2025).
Dalam sambutannya, AHY menyinggung soal perubahan iklim hingga ketahanan pangan dan energi.
Presiden ke-6 RI, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY), juga terlihat hadir dalam acara tersebut.
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Dalam sambutannya, AHY menyinggung soal perubahan iklim hingga ketahanan pangan dan energi.
Presiden ke-6 RI, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY), juga terlihat hadir dalam acara tersebut.
Baca Juga AHY Sebut Anggaran untuk Lanjutkan Pembangunan Infrastruktur IKN Sudah Disiapkan di https://www.kompas.tv/nasional/592272/ahy-sebut-anggaran-untuk-lanjutkan-pembangunan-infrastruktur-ikn-sudah-disiapkan
#agusharimurtiyudhoyono #ahy #theyudhoyonoinstitute
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00:00Well, I can see so many of us are still reeling, are still sad from our defeat last night.
00:23It was very painful, professors from Stanford, volleyball in Indonesia is just like American football in your country.
00:41So last night, we lost the Super Bowl, the grand final of Pro Liga, that's the highest level of championship for volleyball in Indonesia.
00:58But then again, Pak SBY always remind us that sometimes we win, but sometimes we learn.
01:06So, move on. Move on and let's do better. Restart and do better and achieve that championship, that victory next year.
01:23Labani forever.
01:24That's my best icebreaker. Although it's heartbreaking, but again,
01:38Bismillahirrahmanirrahim.
01:41Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
01:47May peace be upon us all.
01:50The sixth president of the Republic of Indonesia, chairman of the Yudhoyono Institute, Bapak Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
02:09My beloved wife, Anissa Larasati Pohan.
02:13That's important to say your wife first.
02:19After your father, of course.
02:26Vice chairman of the People's Consultative Assembly, MPR-RE, my beloved brother, Dr. Eddie Baskoro Yudhoyono.
02:37Accompanied by his wife, Alia Rajasa Yudhoyono.
02:41Honorable ministers, from the Merah Putih Kabinet.
02:50First, Minister of Public Works, Bapak Dodi Hanggodo.
02:57Minister of Creative Economy, Bapak Tegu Rifqi Harsya.
03:04Minister of Transmigration, Bapak Muhammad Iftita Sulaiman.
03:08And vice minister for agrarian affairs and special planning, Bapak Osi Dermawan.
03:23We have a number of member of parliaments from Democratic Party, Bapak Herman Hayron and others.
03:33And also from Girindra, Bapak Danang, Wicaksana Sulistia.
03:39My good friend.
03:41My high school mate.
03:42And I would like to welcome also ambassadors from friendly countries.
03:54His Excellency Stan Fremont Nielsen, the ambassador of Denmark to Indonesia.
04:01His Excellency Masaki Yashuchi, the ambassador of Japan to Indonesia.
04:05And we also have former ministers from the first and the second United Indonesia Cabinet under Presiden SBY.
04:17First, former coordinating minister for the economy, Bapak Hairul Tanjung.
04:24Former minister of education and culture, Prof. Dr. Muhammad Nuh.
04:42Former minister of environment, Prof. Dr. Gusti Muhammad Hatta.
04:49Former minister of youth and sports, Bapak Andi Malarangeng.
04:58Former minister of cooperatives and small-medium enterprises, Prof. Dr. Sharif Hassan.
05:06And now, I would like to introduce our honorable speakers and panelists.
05:19Dr. Arun Majumdar, the dean of the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability, who will be our keynote speaker.
05:28And this is very special, my mentor, Bapak Gita Wiryawan.
05:38Former minister of trade and visiting scholar, Stanford University, who will also serve as moderator.
05:49But you are now more famous as podcaster.
05:53The end game.
05:57So welcome, again, Pak Gita Wiryawan.
06:01And our wonderful panelists.
06:04First, Prof. Yi Cui, director of Precourt Institute for Energy,
06:11and professor of material science and engineering, of energy science and engineering, Sanford University.
06:16He told me earlier that he is actually a soccer player.
06:23So I asked him, are you better in soccer or in science?
06:29He told me, among the soccer players, he is the best scientist.
06:37But among the scientist, he is the best soccer player.
06:42Professor William Cui, the fortunate founder's professor, professor of material science and engineering,
06:58of energy science and engineering, of photon science, Stanford University.
07:03So many labels.
07:06So important and so brilliant.
07:08Thank you again for coming.
07:09And last but not least, Professor David Cohen, director of the Center for Human Rights and International Justice at Stanford University.
07:22So two were born in the U.S.
07:27One was born in China, one was born in Taiwan, and one was born in India.
07:36So this special delegates represents the whole world.
07:41So once again, thank you for coming to this event.
07:45Also attending, rectors, leaders, academic community members from universities across Indonesia,
07:53editors-in-chief, active and retired generals,
08:01air marshals, and also admirals from the Army, Air Force, and Navy,
08:06the chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry,
08:09along with other prominent figures from the business community,
08:14secretary of the coordinating ministry for infrastructure and regional development,
08:20along with deputy ministers, assistant deputies, and others,
08:24secretary general, treasurer, and the leadership of the Democratic Party,
08:28including regional heads.
08:30We have a lot of governors or vice governors, mayors, bupati,
08:39who are also attending this event.
08:41Our KIB brothers and sisters, the younger generations,
08:45distinguished guests, ladies, and gentlemen.
08:48Selamat pagi, dan selamat datang di Yogyakarta.
08:57And to all the Buddhists in Indonesia and around the world,
09:01I wish you happy Vaisak Day.
09:05Selamat Hari Vaisak.
09:07May your life be full of blessings and happiness in this day of enlightenment.
09:13Insha'Allah, I'll be attending a big celebration tonight,
09:18a Barabudur temple in Magelang.
09:22To all the delegates from the Stanford University,
09:27unfortunately, we heard about the technical issues with your flight this morning,
09:31which required a return to Jakarta and a change of plane.
09:35We were a little worried at first,
09:38but we are happy that you all make it safely here and you are here today.
09:44Once again, applause to our distinguished guests from Stanford University.
09:49A very warm welcome to all of you to the 2025 Udoino Institute Lecture Series,
09:58a forum for strategic dialogue on today's defining challenges.
10:03We are here not only to share ideas, but to advance a shared purpose.
10:11I thank each one of you for answering that call.
10:15Let me begin by sharing this very special place.
10:21Yogyakarta is not just beautiful.
10:25It symbolizes Indonesia's identity.
10:28It is a cradle of Javanese culture and a symbol of our national history,
10:35reminding that the past, present, and future are always connected.
10:43The Udoino Institute, founded in 2017 by President Susilo Bambang Udoino,
10:49is grounded in liberty, prosperity, and security,
10:55values which are vital in our fast-changing interconnected world.
11:00We seek to empower strategic leadership,
11:04nurture inclusive policy thinking,
11:07and foster intergenerational dialogue to help shape a better future.
11:12This year's lecture, Green Growth, Sustainable Growth with Equity,
11:20comes at a time of deep uncertainty and even deeper opportunity.
11:27Asia today contributes more than half of global growth.
11:31Indonesia, under the leadership of President Prabowo Subianto,
11:36is pushing forward on multiple fronts from food security and clean water
11:43to energy transition and industrial innovation.
11:48In my capacity as the Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development,
11:55I supervise efforts across the different ministries and agencies
12:00in areas of spatial planning and land use,
12:04infrastructure development,
12:07transportation over land, air, and sea,
12:11affordable housing,
12:13as well as regional development and transmigration across the country.
12:18These are all issues very closely connected to sustainability.
12:24Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen,
12:26Sustainability is not only about the environment,
12:31but about human dignity, poverty reduction,
12:36and long-term security for future generations.
12:40Sustainability is not a luxury, it is a necessity.
12:45Across Indonesia, we are seeing how integrated solutions can create real change
12:52from improved irrigation that boosts harvest
12:56and buffers against drought
12:58to our emerging leadership in the EV and battery supply chain.
13:04Our development path is increasingly guided
13:08by the principles of resilience, innovation, and social equity.
13:15We are tackling the challenges of rapid urbanization and climate crisis,
13:20including those that reshape coastlines,
13:24strain cities, and increase the need for dignified, affordable housing.
13:30In northern Java, especially Jakarta,
13:35land subsidence and rising seas put millions at risk.
13:41Indonesia is now advancing the giant seawall,
13:44a multi-phase project to protect coastal populations
13:49and key economic zones.
13:52It is a symbol of our national commitment
13:55to adapt to climate change.
13:58We are also responding to a major urban challenge,
14:03waste.
14:04Indonesia produces over 64 million tons of waste annually,
14:10much of it unmanaged.
14:12waste-to-energy facilities are being scaled up
14:16to turn waste into electricity.
14:20This eases landfill loads,
14:22promotes energy diversification,
14:25and supports a circular economy.
14:29Urbanization is accelerating.
14:33More than half of Indonesians now live in cities.
14:37By 2045, that number could reach 70%.
14:41The challenge goes beyond merely constructing homes.
14:46It is about building climate resilient,
14:50well-connected communities.
14:53However, financing and policy barriers
14:56continue to hinder progress.
14:59If we can address this collectively,
15:03housing can become a cornerstone
15:05for fostering equity and driving green growth.
15:11Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen,
15:14no country, no matter how large or ambitious,
15:17can walk this path alone.
15:20The challenge we face,
15:22climate change, food and energy insecurity,
15:26digital inequality,
15:27are global, interconnected, and urgent.
15:32They require partnerships, not just policies.
15:36They demand co-creation, not only consultation.
15:42Recent U.S. tariffs and protectionist policies
15:45have shown how one economy,
15:48how one country's decisions can quickly disrupt
15:53the entire global economy,
15:56giving new urgency to the meaning of uncertainty.
16:01That is why today's discussions are so critical.
16:06Let us reflect on three fundamental issues.
16:09Number one, how we can redefine growth
16:13in ways that value both environmental integrity
16:17and human well-being.
16:20Number two, how we can scale technological breakthroughs
16:25so they can uplift not only the few, but the many.
16:32And number three, how we can ensure governance
16:36and collaboration bridge global insight
16:39with local action.
16:42At the Yudhoyuna Institute,
16:44we are committed to dialogue that leads to action
16:48and ideas that bring shared progress.
16:52There is a Javanese saying,
16:55Becik ketiti, olok ketoro.
16:58Good deeds will shine through
17:00and poor decisions cannot stay hidden.
17:03The choices we make today
17:06will shape not only our economies,
17:11but the moral foundation of our future.
17:15Let me express our deepest gratitude
17:18to Dr. Arun Majumdar and his colleagues,
17:24Professor David Cohen, Professor Will Chui,
17:27and Professor Yi Chui
17:28from the Stanford Dewar School of Sustainability.
17:32Their work at the intersection of science,
17:36innovation, and policy
17:38has inspired people worldwide.
17:42We are truly honored by their presence today.
17:46I also want to thank His Excellency,
17:49Bapak Gita Wirjawan,
17:50my mentor, a former trade minister,
17:53and a champion of dialogue and innovation.
17:56His efforts made this collaboration
17:59with Stanford possible
18:00and continue to strengthen Indonesia's place
18:03in global conversations on sustainability.
18:08A special tribute, of course,
18:11goes to our founder,
18:13Bapak Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
18:15As president,
18:20he helped shape the global climate agenda.
18:24He hosted the 2007 Bali Climate Conference,
18:29the COP13,
18:30that led to Bali Roadmap
18:32and paved the way for the Paris Agreement.
18:36He imposed a moratorium on primary forests,
18:41clearing and partnered with Norway
18:43to protect forests.
18:46He co-founded the Coral Triangle Initiative
18:50and championed renewable energy at home.
18:54Globally, he co-chaired the UN high-level panel
18:59that shaped the Sustainable Development Goals.
19:03Even after his presidency,
19:05he continued to lead,
19:07serving as president of the Assembly
19:09and chair of the Council
19:11of the Global Green Growth Institute,
19:14GGGI,
19:16in 2014 to 2016.
19:19His legacy remains a guiding light
19:22for our shared work.
19:24We are also honored
19:27to have a special video message
19:29from His Excellency Ban Ki-moon,
19:32current chair of the Council of the GGGI.
19:36I had the privilege
19:37of meeting him in Hainan
19:39during the Boa Forum for Asia in March.
19:43Though he could not join us in person,
19:46he graciously sent his remarks,
19:49which will be played after this speech.
19:51On behalf of the Yidoyono Institute,
19:54I express our deepest gratitude
19:57for His Excellency Ban Ki-moon,
20:00for his support for this event.
20:03With such distinguished guests and partners,
20:07today's discussions will surely be filled
20:09with insights and opportunities.
20:12We are privileged to learn from each of you,
20:15and together we can lead the way
20:18toward a more resilient world.
20:23Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen,
20:27now it is my great honor
20:29to welcome our keynote speaker,
20:31Professor Arun Majumdar,
20:33Dean of the Stanford Doer School of Sustainability.
20:36Professor Majumdar brings the clarity and vision
20:39needed to help us see both the scale
20:42of the challenge and the opportunity before us.
20:46With that, I invite all of us
20:49to listen with care,
20:51question with courage,
20:53and contribute with purpose.
20:56As we work together to ensure
20:58that green growth is not a slogan,
21:01but a strategy for a lasting equity,
21:05resilience, and shared humanity.
21:08Thank you.
21:10Wassalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.