INDONESIA IS NOT THE FAILED STATE

Rudi Rubiandini (Photo by EMR )

Deputy Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources of Indonesia, Rudi Rubiandini denied release reported by the Fund fo Peace (FFP) in http://www.fundforpeace.org/ site on Monday (6/18/2012), Indonesia stating the list of failed states in the world. FFP put Indonesia on the order of 63 along with the State of Gambia from 178 countries as a failed state.

"After I go to her site and I learned there were 178 countries included in that list, but the list is not a list of countries that will fail, because in it there are American, German and there is a wide range of countries, that means the countries evaluated, only in say, the title , how far of a country that can fail, he sort of 1 to 178 countries and Indonesia position which comes out to 63 to reach failure. So how hard we have to fail because it has to go through another 63 new step can fail, "said Deputy Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources of Indonesia, Rudi Rubiandini when delivering his keynote speech at the inauguration of the first gas distribution Sirasun Batur Light Field, Block Kangean to domestic buyers, Friday (22/6 / 2012).

If so, Rudi continued, "this means do not fail, so we should be just behind the title, how much we became number 1 in the world, behind, from our position of 115 178 was the number one country is so successful, we just choose to say 63 from position 115 to fail or not be said of the position very successfully ".

"So this is not something, it's just info only, but not declared Indonesia is a failed state," said Rudi.

FFP fails to rank 178 countries are sorted based on 12 indicators, namely social, economic, and political, and more than 100 sub-indicators. These include issues such as uneven development, State Legitimacy and Human Rights. Each of the indicators rated on a scale of 1-10, based on an analysis of millions of documents available to the public, other quantitative data, and assessments by analysts.

Rudi explained, of the 12 indicators used to achieve the range 1-178, there are three indicators that are relatively low for Indonesia that is, the first demographic problem premises means a very high population growth, the emergence of security instability. (Source: EMR)