The 1st International Conference On Global Issue (ICGI)


"The Future of Asia: Preparing For Global Leadership"

Geopolitic, Economy, Information and Technology, Energy, Environment

Hybrid & Certified

October 1st, 2024
Cyber Auditorium, Universitas Nasional
08.00 a.m-17.00 p.m

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Robi Nurhadi

Conference’s Chair

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Martyn Terpilowski

Founder and President Commissioner Bhumi Varta Technology

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Kamarulnizam Abdullah

Professor in National Security at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

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Nashrudin Mat Isa

Former Member of Parliament, Malaysia

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Prof. N. K. Joshi

Former Senior Scientist, BARC, Mumbai and former Professor, Mody University of Science & Technology, India

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Yuddy Chrisnandi

Indonesian Ambassador to Ukraine (2017 – 2021)

Speaker 10 Speaker 10

Mohammad Altafur Rahman

Vice Dean, School of Global Studies, Thammasat University, Thailand

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Dr. Tufan Kutay Boran

Institute of Area Studies, Lecturer Social Sciences University of Ankara

Speaker 10 Speaker 10

Prof. Dr. Noor Hamdan

Pengarah PARKASA Malaysia

Moderator

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Yudha Akbar Pally, SIP, LLM

International Affairs and Human Rights Lecturer at Universitas Nasional

The 1st International Conference on Global Issue. The Future of Asia: Prepering For Global Leadership

    Topic
  • Geopolitic
  • Economy
  • Information & Technology
  • Human Resources
  • Environment

Time and Location

Universitas Nasional. October 01th, 2024
08.00 a.m-17.00 p.m

Scope and Topics

Conference’s Scope and Topics, but not limited to:

  • Geopolitics
    Geopolitics encompasses a wide range of subjects, including international relations, defense, regionalism, globalization, peace and war, conflict resolution, and the influence of international mass media and social media. Additionally, geoeconomics, energy geopolitics, environmental geopolitics, human rights, technology and cybersecurity, migration and refugees, international organizations, cultural geopolitics, arms control and non-proliferation, nationalism and populism, and space geopolitics are integral aspects of the geopolitical landscape. This multidimensional field explores the interconnectedness of various factors, such as economic policies, energy resources, environmental issues, technological advancements, cultural factors, and global governance, providing a comprehensive understanding of how these elements shape international relations and contribute to the complexities of the global stage.

  • Economy
    The economy encompasses a broad array of interconnected elements, including business, management, finance, human resources, machinery, export-import activities, and supply chain dynamics. Additionally, it extends to macroeconomics, which studies overall economic performance, and microeconomics, which delves into the behavior of individual economic agents. Other crucial components involve labor economics, public economics, development economics, behavioral economics, industrial organization, monetary economics, international economics, environmental economics, health economics, innovation and technology economics, entrepreneurship, and economic history. Each facet contributes to a comprehensive understanding of how economies operate, considering factors ranging from individual decision-making to global economic interactions and historical trends.

  • Information and Technology
    The realm of IT encompasses a diverse array of elements crucial to the modern digital landscape. Notable components include satellites, facilitating communication and navigation; e-commerce platforms, transforming the way business is conducted; and digitalization, a pervasive trend across industries. Additionally, it involves cloud computing for scalable computing services, artificial intelligence and machine learning for advanced automation, cybersecurity for protecting digital assets, and the Internet of Things connecting devices for data exchange. Other vital aspects encompass blockchain technology for secure transactions, 5G technology for faster connectivity, data analytics and big data for insights, augmented and virtual reality for immersive experiences, and quantum computing for advanced computations. The scope also extends to biotechnology and IT in healthcare, mobile technology, social media and networking, robotics, and human-computer interaction, collectively shaping the intricate landscape of information and technology.

  • Energy
    The scope of energy is diverse, encompassing various sources and forms crucial to powering our world. Notable components include traditional sources such as oil and gas, minerals, and coal, along with renewable energy options like wind, solar, hydropower, geothermal, and biomass. Nuclear energy, deriving power from nuclear reactions, also plays a significant role. Additionally, energy considerations extend to energy storage technologies, smart grids, and advancements in energy efficiency to optimize consumption. The domain of energy encompasses policy and regulation, addressing the transition towards cleaner sources, and the integration of electric vehicles and sustainable transportation solutions. Energy economics, including pricing, market dynamics, and investment strategies, is another integral aspect of this multifaceted field, reflecting the complexity of meeting global energy needs while addressing environmental and sustainability concerns.

  • Environment
    The scope of the environment is multifaceted, including critical elements such as biodiversity conservation, environmental security, and climate change. It extends to encompass studies in ecosystem services, focusing on the benefits that ecosystems provide to humanity, and conservation biology, addressing the protection of endangered species and sustainable ecosystem management. Additionally, the scope involves examining human impacts on land through land use and urbanization, ensuring sustainable water resources and management, studying air quality and pollution, and implementing effective waste management strategies. Ethical considerations in environmental interactions, principles of sustainable development, and the pursuit of environmental justice are integral components. The field also involves global environmental governance, environmental impact assessments for proposed projects, and natural resource management for long-term ecological sustainability. Furthermore, it includes areas such as ecotourism, emphasizing sustainable practices. This comprehensive approach reflects the interconnected nature of environmental challenges and the necessity for holistic strategies to promote environmental health and sustainability.

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All accepted articles will be published in Proceeding “The Future of Asia: Preparing For Global Leadership”

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Cyber Auditorium Universitas Nasional

Jl. Sawo Manila, RT.14/RW.3, Ps. Minggu, Kec. Ps. Minggu, Kota Jakarta Selatan, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta.