Implementation of Green Theory on Indonesia-South Korea Cooperation (IK- CEPA)

International relations also play an important role in this cooperation. In the context of globalization, cooperation between countries is not just an economic matter but also shows the involvement and interconnection between countries on the international stage. This cooperation can be seen as a concrete step in building strong bilateral relations between Indonesia and South Korea, creating a conducive investment climate and supporting mutual economic growth.

However, of course, this cooperation also faces challenges and needs careful management. Differences in regulations, business culture, and economic policies can be an obstacle, and there needs to be continuous dialog between the two countries to overcome these differences. However, this cooperation demonstrates political will and a shared commitment to achieving common goals, which in turn can strengthen bilateral relations.

Overall, Indonesia and South Korea's cooperation in the electric car trade reflects a positive direction in international relations between the two countries. By combining economic needs with environmental concerns, this cooperation not only strengthens bilateral relations but also makes a positive contribution to global efforts to address the challenges of climate change.

So the article I made concludes that the cooperation between Indonesia and South Korea in the field of electric automotive is very good and arguably developing quite well in Indonesia itself. Conducting cooperative relations between countries is also very important for the growth of nations and countries. Marin, we protect the environment and air that is already very dirty by implementing green theory with the use of electric cars. Thank you for reading my article, hopefully it can be useful and add insight.

My name is Anggita Dyah Hapsari from the International Relations study program of Yogyakarta University of Technology (Accreditation B) batch 2022. The reason I took or studied International Relations is because I want to know more about relations between countries and maybe one day I will be part of a diplomat. My favorite lecturers on campus are Mr. M Ridha Iswardhana, Mr. Adi Wibawa, and Mrs. Dian Permatasari. My concentration plan in semester 4 and beyond is to take international business relations.