We have learned that it is not relevant anymore. So we have to define our own development strategies in much more comprehensive and balanced ways, of which political development is a very important part. Otherwise, we cannot even get the fundamentals of the economy right. This dichotomy is already creating havoc, especially in the case of Indonesia, where it is also related to issues of race and social justice. Social safety nets are the next challenge we will have to face.
Development also has to be sustainable.
We have learned from our forests burning and the haze problem in Southeast Asia how dramatic and critical environmental disaster can be. So we have to come to our own conclusions on new development strategies. Regional Institutions I would like to mention how we should deal and cope with our regional institutions. There is no doubt about it. Considerable confidence-building has been achieved through these regional institutions.