In addition, Sukamta said, candidates should also be able to explain the measurable work strategies, including diplomatic goals and cooperation, both in bilateral and multilateral contexts.
“The ambassador is not only a symbol of the state, but is also the impact in the implementation of national interests through diplomacy, protecting Indonesia citizens, investment and trade and trade, as well as other strategic cooperation,” the legislator from the constituency in Yogyakarta said.
Sukakuta hopes that candidates for ambassadors approved by DPR will be able to fulfill diplomatic roles with complete devotion, professionalism and in accordance with the great vision of the President of Indonesia in strengthening the position of Indonesia in the world arena.
The Commission of the House of Representatives, of course, will continue to fulfill the supervisory function of the work of ambassadors after they officially left.
According to the Sukamuta, in the context of modern diplomacy, which is becoming more and more complicated, should be adaptive to global geopolitical dynamics, respond to national interests and actively strengthen the international relations of Indonesia in worthy.
“It is expected that with the end of this process, Indonesian diplomacy will be stronger, sharp and highly competitive for the progress and interests of the Indonesian people,” he concluded.
The Commission of the House of Representatives I held a suitable and proper test (FIT and proper test) of 24 candidates for Indonesia ambassador on Saturday to Sunday, July 5-6, 2025.
