Foreign ministry launches website for Indonesians abroad

Jakarta, NU Online The Foreign Affairs Ministry on Tuesday launched a website for the benefit of Indonesians living abroad. "Indonesians can report themselves online when staying in a foreign country. They can also access the website when facing a problem abroad. Our operator will connect them to the relevant unit in the department," the ministry`s director general for information and media affairs, Suharjono Sastrowiharjo, said at the website`s opening.

Rabu, 7 Oktober 2009 | 10:34 WIB

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