President Obama departed Washington, DC on Air Force One earlier today for a nine-day trip that will take him to India, Indonesia, South Korea, and Japan. First Lady Michelle Obama is accompanying the president on this highly-anticipated visit to Asia, which will include meetings of the Group of 20 (G20) major economies in Seoul and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum (APEC) in Yokohama.
Earlier this week Jeff Bader, Senior Director for Asian Affairs, and Ben Rhodes, Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategic Communications sat down to talk about the president’s trip, answering questions about what the president hopes to accomplish in Asia, what he will see and do there, and what issues he will discuss with officials in the four countries. You can watch a video of this conversation on the White House website.
What would you like to see the President accomplish, discuss, or do during his Asia visit?
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Welcome to the Asia Mr. Obama- soon its will be the Nucleus of the world- the Kingdom of Heaven.
Welcome to the Asia Mr. Obama, Soon it will be the Nucleus of the World- the Kingdom of Heaven.
I’m so sure Mr.President and team have list what must to do..
But i’m just have hope full in economy field and concrete for more faster usefull for universal usefull.
Dear Mr President & The First Lady,
First of all, Welcome to Indonesia, the jewel in equator.
Words can not express my true feeling of you both coming to Indonesia. It’s just like a child jumping in joy when she got her dream bicycle or her dream doll. Words also couldn’t express of how proud I was when I read, hear and watched the news that you’ve been elected as the 44th President of the United States of America. You might wonder why?
As an Indonesian, me myself and I believe like the most Indonesian did, felt that you’ve always been a part of us. Learning your childhood story while you were in Indonesia, living and experiencing life as a child in Indonesia, climbing trees, riding thre bicycle, eating meatballs, taste the Chicken Satay, studied in Indonesian public school and so many other things, made us feel that you’ve become a part of us and always will.
So when you finally achieved to be the President of such biggest country like USA has opened our perspectives to see and believe that a dream can really come true. A dream which not only stays as a dream, but a dream that you had worked to make it come true.
I am a law lecturer in one of the private University in Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. I left my previous job in a firm as a legal consultant, just because I have a dream for my country Indonesia. I know that’s just an idealistic plan and dream which might be impossible to come true. But seeing and learning on how you’ve tried hard to make a change that many of the Americans believe they can, has inspired me and give me faith that any dream can do if we are truly and honestly believe and work it hard to make it come true. In doing so, I give myself to educate younger generation not just about law, but also giving them a perspectives n faith that despite of all the problem we are facing at the moment, if we try hard to make our country a better place to live, we surely can make it come true. I do believe that a dream is only a dream until we make it come true.
So Mr President, thank you for giving me and my fellow Indonesian citizen an inspirational dream, thought, life and work that support us to move forward for a. better Indonesia.
I will also looking forward to see and hear you delivering your speech at the University of Indonesia, Depok, West Java on 10th of November. I believe even though I only can see you from a far, my heart and mind will overflowing with all kinds of feeling of being proud, joy and excited to be there to experience seeing you and the First Lady in person.
I hope you will enjoy your two days visit and nostalgic moments in Indoneisia. I pray also may the Lord in Jesus Christ will always bless you both and your whole family. HE also will always protect and guide you. God bless you Mr President Obama and First Lady, Michele Obama. Thank you very much for coming to Indonesia.
With all my gratitudes,
Marlindah J A S
Welcome to Indonesia and Please pray for Indonesia, Indonesian peoples need your action about our supper and we need your help to talk to our government to help the poor people and be attention to poverty than political issue.
thank you. GBU