Jakarta, April 17 -- Indonesia will continue propagating the values of the Bandung Principles, the principal outcome of the Bandung Conference in 1955, as a tool to strengthen solidarity among the developing world and to resolve global conflicts.

"We see the Bandung Principles as values that we always uphold, not only in ceremonies, but also in missions and messages that we convey," Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Vahd Nabyl A. Mulachela responded to ANTARA's question during a press briefing on Thursday (April 16).

As the developing world commemorates the 71st anniversary of the Bandung Conference, also known as the Asian-African Conference, Indonesia's diplomacy prioritizes the values and spirit of the Bandung Principles in various forum...