Who We Are
Foreign Policy Talks Advisory (FPTA) is an international affairs and strategic advisory firm that bridges Indonesia with the rest of the world. Building on the foundation of Foreign Policy Talks, established in 2020 as a platform for discussions on global affairs, FPTA transforms international insights into strategic opportunities for businesses, institutions, and individuals.
We operate at the intersection of geopolitics, business, diplomacy, and cross-cultural engagement, helping our partners better understand global dynamics and navigate an increasingly interconnected and complex world.
Our Core Services
Strategic Research
We provide geopolitical analysis, policy research, and strategic insights to help businesses and institutions understand global developments, anticipate risks, and identify international opportunities. We translate complex global dynamics into actionable recommendations that support informed decision-making and strategic positioning.
Stakeholder Convening
We connect policymakers, business leaders, diplomats, think tanks, and other key stakeholders through curated dialogues, roundtables, networking engagements, and institutional exchanges. We create meaningful connections that build trust, foster collaboration, and open opportunities for strategic partnerships.
Summit Advisory and Program
We design and advise on international summits, conferences, delegation visits, and strategic engagement programs. From concept development and speaker curation to program design and partnership facilitation, we help clients deliver impactful engagements with clear objectives and lasting outcomes.
Foreign Policy Campaign and Discourse
We develop campaigns and platforms that shape conversations on foreign policy and international affairs through public dialogues, thought leadership, publications, podcasts, and digital content. We help clients communicate their perspectives, engage relevant audiences, and connect global issues with business and societal interests.
Our Project Cases
Advancing Sub-Regional Economic Integration in Southeast Asia
FPTA supports sub-regional economic integration in Southeast Asia by connecting businesses, policymakers, and other stakeholders to advance dialogue and cooperation on trade, investment, and regional connectivity. Through its support for the platform’s annual forum, FPTA helps design and deliver programs that facilitate cross-border partnerships, identify shared economic opportunities, and strengthen regional collaboration. FPTA also supports the platform’s secretariat through coordination, stakeholder engagement, program development, and follow-up initiatives to sustain momentum and translate dialogue into practical outcomes.
Business Delegation and Investment Facilitation in Indonesia
FPTA supports international business delegations visiting Indonesia by facilitating engagements with relevant policymakers, business associations, and leading companies to gain first-hand insights into the country’s economic trends, business environment, and investment opportunities. Through a tailored program of meetings and stakeholder discussions, FPTA helps delegations develop a deeper understanding of Indonesia’s market dynamics, regulatory landscape, and potential local partners, equipping them with the knowledge and connections needed to make informed decisions about expanding their business operations and investing in Indonesia.
Designing and Delivering International Economic Forums
FPTA supports the programming and delivery of one of Indonesia’s major economic forums, bringing together policymakers, business leaders, and experts from countries around the world. The FPTA team contributes to program design, develops session concepts, coordinates engagement with national and international speakers, and supports on-the-ground implementation throughout the forum. With experience in international stakeholder engagement and cross-border dialogue, FPTA helps strengthen the forum’s global reach, broaden its international participation, and create a platform for meaningful discussions on shared economic priorities and opportunities for cooperation.
Insights
The US-China Technological Rivalry Is Leaving the World with Binary Options
The US–China technology rivalry is often framed around semiconductors and critical minerals, especially since the rise of AI. Yet, the competition extends beyond who makes the best chips or controls the most resources can also give countries significant strategic leverage.
Felix Patrick ● 30 August 2026
Who is likely to be Indonesia’s candidate for ASEAN Secretary General?
Anytime in 2027, ASEAN will enter a new phase of leadership with the appointment of its next Secretary-General. Based on the rotational arrangement among member states, Indonesia is expected to nominate the next representative to lead the ASEAN Secretariat in Jakarta.
