WORLDSTAMPCHAMPIONSHIP

INDONESIA

2020

WELCOMEMESSAGE

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The year of 2020 to commemorating 75 Years of Indonesian Indpendence Day. Philatelists decided to host World Stamp Championship INDONESIA 2020 Exhibition. Indonesian Philatelists Association demonstrated many times its outstanding level of organizing international philatelic exhibitions. The organizing committee of INDONESIA 2020, consisting of well-experienced philatelists and organizers, are all working very hard and smart to make this exhibition a wonderful event. I am sure that all visitors, philatelists and non-philatelists, will have a memorable experience. There is always something new to learn. I am confident that INDONESIA 2020 willgive all the stamp lovers, no matter what level you are, the opportunity of sharing philatelic knowledge and research. I would like to welcome everyone to participate in this exhibition. There is no greater delight than meeting friends from afar; not only to meet old ones, we anticipate to make new friends. As the FIP Coordinator of this event, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the organizing committee. I wish every success to achieve for “INDONESIA 2020" a great exhibition. Dr. Pracob Chirakiti FIP Consultant WSC INDONESIA 2020

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Welcome to INDONESIA 2020 To all friends of the philately world, the Indonesian Philatelists Association (IPA) welcome you all of you in Jakarta. It had been 3 years ago, we all held a successful World Stamp Championship Exhibition in Bandung, now with the support of the Ministry of Communication and Indormatics of the Republic Indonesia, the House of Representatives of the Republic of Indonesia (DPR RI), the Government Province of DKI Jakarta and Pos Indonesia, shall we holding a Specialized World Stamp Championship INDONESIA 2020. We invite all the National Philatelic Federation, Commissioner, Jury, Stamp Dealers & Postal Administration to Participate in World Stamp Championship "INDONESIA 2020" So on behalf of Indonesia Philatelists Association I hope that every one attending the exhibition enjoys the hospitality of Indonesia, especially hospitality of Jakarta, takes the opportunity to view world class exhibits, find something for their own collection and makes renews that lasting frienship. For this we had chosen the theme "Commemorating 75 Years of Indonesian Indepandence Day, Philately as a Unifying Nations" Dr. Fadli Zon S.S., M.Sc. President Indonesian Philatelists Associations (IPA).

ORGANIZINGCOMMITTEE 2020

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PATRONMinister of Communication Iformation Technology

The House of Representatives of the Republic of Indonesia (DPR RI)

The People’s Consultative Assembly of the Republic of Indonesia (MPR RI)

The Regional Representative Board of the Republic of Indonesia (DPD RI)

The Government Province of DKI Jakarta

MEMBER OF STEERING COMMITTEESecretary General of Ministry of Communication and Information Technology

Inspector General of Ministry of Communication and Information Technology

Director General of Post and Information Technology Ministry of Communication and

Information Technology

President Director of Pos Indonesia

RESPONSIBLE HOLDERSecretary of Directorate General of Post and Information Technology

PRESIDENTSecretary General of The House Representatives of Republic Indonesia

VICE PRESIDENTDeputy Director of Stamp and Philately

SECRETARYChief of Philatelic Section

Chief of Stamp Section

MEMBERProminent Officials of Related Ministerial Offices, Local Government and Other

Institutions.

President of Indonesian Philatelists Association

Director of Network, Retails and Human Resources of PT Pos Indonesia

Vice President of Consignment and Philately of PT Pos Indonesia

COMMISSIONERS

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FIP ConsultantName : Dr. Prakob ChirakitiAddress : 9/22 Moo 3, Chaengwattana 1, Vibhavadi Rangsit Rd.,Lak Si, 10210, Bangkok, ThailandMobile : +668 1442 9955E-mail : prakob13@hotmail.com

The Commissioner General of INDONESIA 2020Name : Mr. Gita NoviandiAddress : Jalan Kiara Sari V No. 18-20,Bandung 40286, IndonesiaTelephone : +62 22 753 1116Fax : +62 22 750 9470Mobile : +62 818 222 374E-mail : gitanoviandi@gmail.com

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VENUE

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VENUE

WORLD STAMPS CHAMPIONSHIPINDONESIA 2020

Indonesian Parliament Building,

(DPR / MPR RI)

Jalan Jenderal Gatot Subroto, Senayan

Jakarta Pusat 10270

OFFICIAL LOGO

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The logo of the exhibition displays the Parliament Building (DPR / MPR of the Republic of Indonesia) bearing INDONESIA 2020 at the bottom, surrounded by perforations that form the image of a stamp. The Parliament Building (DPR / MPR RI) is one of the iconic buildings in Jakarta which was pioneered by President Soekarno on March 8, 1965. At that time the building which took the form of an eagle was designed by Soejoedi Wirjoatmodjo Dipl. Ing. for the holding of the New Emerging Forces Conference (CONEFO), a counter-agency of the United Nations (UN) initiated by Indonesia, China and North Korea. But the plan failed, following the failed coup of the G30S / PKI in 1965. Interestingly, one of the sources of construction costs for this building came from the issuance of Conefo's overprinted stamps using de�nitive postage stamps of President Soekarno in 1965. During President Soeharto's leadership, the building construction this was continued and inaugurated its use as a meeting place for the Indonesian parliament on 1 February 1983. Now, the iconic building has also been equipped with a modern skyscraper where people's representatives determine the fate of the Indonesian nation and nation. *

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OFFICIAL MASCOT

Ondel-Ondel, the Betawi people (native of Jakarta) call their idol mascot couple. Ondel-ondel, usually presented at special moments in the lives of Betawi people, such as weddings and public parties. The Jakarta Capital City Government adopted it as an icon of the city. Moreover, the appearance of Ondel-ondel who wore fusion clothing from various tribes in Indonesia and wore a rod-shaped trunk of distinctive colors of ethnic Chinese, reported that Jakarta is a cosmopolitan city. Ondel-ondel is not only displayed, in a show someone enters the doll and then dances to the accompaniment of traditional music and singing. As the mascot of the World Stamp Championship INDONESIA 2020, one of the Ondel-ondel (men) is depicted holding a magnifying glass, a device commonly used in stamp collecting activities.

INDIVIDUAL REGULATION(IREX)

INDONESIA 2020

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Article 1: Purpose

1.1 INDONESIA 2020 Specialized World Stamp Championship Exhibition (Herein after referred to as “INDONESIA 2020”) shall be held for the following purposes: a. To celebrate the 75th Anniversary of Indonesian Independence day. b. To promote friendly relations and maintain close co-operation

amongst the philatelists and stamp collectors throughout the world. c. To promote philately and stamp collecting at the highest

international Level. d. To improve and develop Indonesian philatelic culture by providing

Indonesian philatelists and stamp collectors with opportunities for international creative activities.

Article 2: Organization, Venue and Date

2.1 INDONESIA 2020 is organized by the Indonesian Philatelists Association with full support of Ministry of Telecommunications and Informatics, the House of Representatives of the Republic of Indonesia (DPR/MPR RI), the Government Province of DKI Jakarta and Indonesian Post (Pos Indonesia) in accordance to FIP (Federation Internationale de Philatelie) General Regulations for Exhibitions. INDONESIA 2020 is managed and run by an Organizing Committee (OC).

2.2 The Exhibition will be held at the Indonesian Parliament Building

(DPR/MPR RI), Jakarta, Indonesia. 2.3 The Exhibition will open on 6 August, 2020 and close on 11 August,

2020.

Article 3: Patronage, Auspices and Applicable Regulations

3.1 INDONESIA 2020 is a “World Stamp Championship” Exhibition which was officially granted Patronage by the Federation Internationale de Philatelie (FIP) 75th FIP Congress in Bangkok on 2 December 2018.

3.2 INDONESIA 2020 will also be held under the Auspices of the Federation

of Inter-Asia Philately (FIAP). 3.3 The following regulation shall be generally applicable to INDONESIA

2020 a. The General Regulations of the FIP for Exhibition (GREX). b. The General Regulations of the FIP for the Evaluation of competitive

Exhibits at FIP Exhibition (GREV). c. The Special Regulations for the Evaluation of Exhibits at FIP

Exhibitions (SREVs). d. Individual Regulations of INDONESIA 2020 (IREX),

(GREX Article 3.10) e. Where these Regulations deviate from GREX, GREV, SREVs, the

IREX shall apply.

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Article 4: Conditions of Participation 4.1 Competitive Exhibits Classes:

Exhibitors from Federation Internationale de Philatelie (FIP) member federations and Federation Inter-Asian Philately (FIAP) member federations who are not FIP members thereof shall be eligible for participating at INDONESIA 2020.

4.2 Non-Competitive Classes: Entries in non-competitive classes (including Court of Honour) shall be

by special invitation at the discretion of the Organizing Committee.

Article 5: Exhibition Classes

5.1 Non-Competitive Exhibits (By Invitation) A. Court of Honour B. Other Non-Competitive

5.2 Competitive Exhibits Classes

Class 1: World Stamp Championship Class For exhibits that have been awarded: a) At least one FIP Large Gold medals at an FIP exhibitions with

patronage, or auspices of FIP b) FIP Grand Prix (Grand Prix National, Grand Prix International,

Grand Prix d’Honneur or Grand Prix d’Exposition)

Neither the 10-year time frame restriction stated in GREX Article 9.1 nor GREX Article 9.5 applies here: (GREX Article 9.1: Participation in the FIP Championship Class is restricted to exhibits which have received 3 Large Gold medals in World Exhibitions in three separate years during a 10 year span, starting January 1st of the year after receipt of the 3rd Large Gold Medal. GREX Article 9.5: On receiving the Grand Prix d'Honneur in the FIP Championship Class, or having completed eligibility under Article 9.3, an exhibit may only be shown out of competition by the same owner.)

Class 2: Traditional Philately A) National Class B) Asia, Oceania and Africa C) Europe D) America

Class 3: Postal History

A) National Class B) Asia, Oceania and Africa C) Europe D) America

Class 4: Postal Stationery

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Class 5: Aero Philately Class 6: Thematic Philately

Exhibits will be classified under: A) Nature B) Culture C) Technology Please indicate clearly in the Exhibit Application Form as to the sub-class (A, B or C) the exhibit is entering.

Class 7: Revenue Class 8: Modern Philately (of the 1980 to date)

The objectives are to encourage collectors of Modern Philatelic materials to exhibit at the highest level and to demonstrate to the Postal Administrations that there are an extensive body of philatelists who collect and study materials issued by them after 1980. The Organizing Committee is making this class available for exhibits complying with the FIP special regulations for (A) Traditional Philately, (B) Postal History and (C) Postal Stationery. Qualifying exhibits for the Modern Philately must contain philatelic materials issued by the Postal authorities since 1980s. Stamp series of philatelic topics chosen for this class which were substantially issued on/after 1980 are qualified as topics for the Modern Philately. However, the exhibit may include a small percentage of material issued pre-1980 that is important and relevant to the exhibit. Modern Philately exhibits will be judged according to the respective FIP SREVs currently in force for the above-mentioned three FIP classes. The distribution of points available recognize that Modern Philatelic material is worthy of study and in many instances is difficult to acquire, treat and present while the short passage of time since their issue has not provided an accurate indication of importance or rarity. FIP medals will be awarded to the appropriate exhibit and they will be recorded in the FIP Awards records. Certificate of Participation will be given to exhibits attaining less than 60 points. Acceptance of entry into the Modern Philately for INDONESIA 2020 will be based on the recommendation of national commissioners and at the discretion of the INDONESIA 2020 Organizing Committee. Acceptance of any entries in the Modern Philately will not preclude acceptances of entries in any other class. All other requirements of the INDONESIA 2020 IREX will apply.

Class 9: Open Philately Class 10: Picture Postcards (Experimental Basis) Class 11: One-Frame Exhibit

Exhibits in this class should be based on a narrow subject that is best treated as one frame. An extract from a past International award winning multiple frame exhibits (5 to 8 frames) to One Frame is not allowed. Awards are presented by Points (60 points to 100 points) and awarded by Certificates only, No medals will be awarded. Certificate of Participation will be given to exhibits attaining less than 60 points. Exhibits will be classified under: A) Traditional B) Postal History C) Postal Stationery D) Aero Philately E) Thematic F) Revenue Please indicate clearly in the Exhibit Application Form as to the sub-class (A, B, or C, etc.) the exhibit is entering.

Class 12: Philatelic Literature A) Philatelic books and research papers (Published on or after January 01, 2015) B) Philatelic magazines and periodicals (The whole annual volume issued after January 2018) C) Catalogues (Published after January 01, 2018) Exhibitors are requested to fill in the particulars stated in the “Philatelic Literature Exhibit Information Form”, in addition to the “Exhibit Application Form” The exhibitors who send more than two copies of "Literature" to Organizing Committee, will receive the Limited Edition of Special Issue Souvenir Sheet of Indonesia 2020 WSC (Printed Only 150 pcs) and for “The Best of Literature” will get serial number: 001/150.

Class 13: Youth Philately Age for Group A 10-15 years old Age for Group B 16-18 years old Age for Group C 19-21 years old (All ages as of January 01, 2020)

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Article 6: Judging of Exhibits and Award

6.1 Exhibits in the Competitive Classes will be judged by appointed and accredited FIP judges in accordance with the principles laid down in the GREV and SREVs.

Article 7: Frame Size and Allotment of Frames

7.1 The exhibition frame at INDONESIA 2020 shall be 97cm x 120cm. Each frame shall have a capacity for 16 (four sheets in four rows) album pages, 23cm x 29cm each in size (maximum) including their protective mount. Album pages slightly exceeding the said size shall be accepted if the pages can be overlapped in the frame, in which case, the Organizing Committee shall not be responsible for any loss of, or damage to, the pages.

In addition, the other FIP recommended allowable exhibit sheet sizes will be accepted, namely:

46 cm x 29 cm (A3) : 8 Sheets (two sheets in four row) 31 cm x 29 cm : 12 Sheets (three sheets in four row) 7.2 All exhibits must be mounted on white pages. No exhibit mounted on

dark colored or black pages will be accepted. 7.3 The original copy of Expertizing Certificate must be placed at the

disposal of the Jury by inserting it at the back of the page. A small letter © is to be denoted at the right bottom corner of the display sheet.

7.4 Every exhibit shall be allowed five (5) or eight (8) frames (with the

exception of Classes 11, 12 or 13) according to GREX Articles 6.3 & 6.4.

Class 11: One-Frame Exhibit 1 frame Class 13: Youth Philately Groups

A: 1 – 3 frames B: 2 – 4 frames C: 3 – 5 frames

Article 8: Application and Acceptance

8.1 Exhibitors shall submit one Exhibit Application Form for each exhibit applied for through the Commissioners of their respective countries, as provided for in Articles 11 and 21 of GREX.

8.2 The Organizing Committee, with the advice of the FIP Consultant, shall

have the authority to accept or reject entries without specifying the reason therefore.

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8.3 Exhibit Application Forms duly filled shall be submitted through the respective Commissioners to the Commissioner General not later than 31 January , 2020. When submitting the Exhibit Application Form, the exhibitor shall attach a copy of the introductory page, in one of the FIP’s official languages.

8.4 Exhibitors may enter exhibits under a pseudonym. However, their true

identities must be notified to the OC (GREX Article 16). 8.5 Notification of acceptance shall be sent to the applicants through their

respective Commissioners not later than 29 February, 2020. 8.6 The Commissioners are to collect the participation fee from the

exhibitors and shall remit to the OC by 16 March , 2020. The account of Organizing Committee is as follows: Account No. : 080 088 9055 Beneficiary : Perkumpulan Filatelis Indonesia Bank : Bank BNI Syariah Address : Syariah Bendungan Hilir Raya – Jakarta Swift Code : SYNIIDJA

8.7 Each exhibit shall be listed in the exhibition catalogue under its given

title as stated in the application form. 8.8 When the title of the exhibit differs from the past (irrespective of minor

or major changes), the previous title of the exhibit must be stated in the Exhibit Application Form. Furthermore, the FIP created Exhibitor’s Identity Number must be stated. This ID number could be obtained from the Secretary of your Federation. The FIP Secretariat circulates annually “a list of Awards and ID Nos for all exhibitors” of the member federation concerned, together with the annual membership dues invoice.

8.9 All information in the exhibit application forms shall be kept strictly

confidential by the Organizing Committee and shall not be used for any commercial purposes.

Article 9: Participation Fee

9.1 There is no fee for Non-Competitive Class entries. 9.2 The participation fee for Competitive Classes (except Class 11, 12 and

13) will be US$75 per frame.

9.3 The participation fee for One-Frame Exhibit (Class 11) is US$95 per exhibit.

9.4 The participation fee for Philatelic Literature (Class 12) is

US$85 per exhibit. 9.5 The participation fee for Youth Philately (Class 13) is free.

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Article 10: Handling of Exhibits

10.1 In the event an exhibit is delivered late or fails to be delivered, or in the event the page size does not comply with the provisions of Article 7.1, the exhibit will not be judged and the participation fee shall not be refunded.

10.2 Each exhibit page shall be placed in a transparent protective cover and

numbered in a consistent manner, in the lower right hand corner margin.

10.3 The Organizing Committee shall certify the receipt of the exhibits to the

exhibitors or the Commissioners. 10.4 The Organizing Committee shall distribute exhibit envelopes and exhibit

inventory forms through the Commissioners to the exhibitors. 10.5 Each and every exhibit shall be forwarded in the envelope provided (one

envelope is allotted per frame). The exhibit inventory form shall be put in the envelope for the first frame.

10.6 The Organizing Committee strongly recommends that all exhibits are

delivered by hand by the National Commissioners. Personal delivery by hand by the exhibitors (or his/her friends) are not allowed.

10.7 Exhibitors in the Philatelic Literature Class (Class 12A, 12B and 12C)

must send two copies of each title or volume – none of these are returnable. Periodicals shall exhibit a complete volume or year. Philatelic Literature exhibits must be received by the Organizing Committee no later than 15 May, 2020, in order that preliminary judging may take place. The Literature exhibits will not be returned.

The exhibitors who send more than two copies of "Literature" to Organizing Committee, will receive the Limited Edition of Special Issue Souvenir Sheet of Indonesia 2020 WSC (Printed Only 150 pcs) and for “The Best of Literature” will get serial number: 001/150.

10.8 The address to which Philatelic Literature exhibits must be sent to :

Fadli Zon Library Jalan Danau Limboto No. C2/96 Jakarta 10210, INDONESIA Phone: +62 21 573 4382

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Article 11: Mounting and Dismounting of Exhibits

11.1 The Organizing Committee shall provide the directions and conditions under which the mounting and dismounting of the exhibits shall be undertaken.

11.2 The exhibitor or Commissioner shall pay for the costs of (a) delivering

his exhibit to the Exhibition site as well as (b) collecting his exhibit at the close of the Exhibition from the Exhibition site and returning to his country.

11.3 Dispatching exhibits to the Organizing Committee and returning of

exhibits by means of Air Cargo are not allowed. 11.4 No complaints after the dismounting and return of the exhibit to the

exhibitor or Commissioner will be entertained by the Organizing Committee.

11.5 Requests for return, dismounting etc. of the exhibits during the

Exhibition period shall not be accepted.

Article 12: Customs Regulations

12.1 The Organizing Committee shall establish simplified customs procedures through the customs consultative committee, and details of the applicable custom regulations shall be sent to the exhibitors through the Commissioner in each Country.

Article 13: Security Measures

13.1 The Organizing Committee shall take all appropriate measures to ensure the security of the exhibits from arrival to return thereof. However, the Organizing Committee shall not be liable for any loss or damage to an Exhibit that might occur during the transportation to and from the exhibition; from receipt to return of the Exhibit; and during the exhibition.

13.2 After the exhibit is mounted by the Organizing Committee and the

National Commissioner, the National Commissioner is required to check that all pages and philatelic items are intact. In the event of any missing items, the National Commissioner must inform the Organizing Committee immediately. A confirmation form shall be signed by the National Commissioner to be returned to the Organizing Committee to confirm that the exhibit mounted is in order. This procedure is to be executed prior to the Opening day of the exhibition, except where an Exhibit is received after the Opening day when such report shall be made at the soonest opportunity.

13.3 Every exhibitor has to insure his or her exhibit at own expense

(GREX Article 50.2).

Article 14: Expert Group (GREX Article 45)

14.1 An Expert Group will be appointed by the INDONESIA 2020 Organizing Committee in consultation with the FIP Consultant.

Article 15: Rights of Organizing Committee

15.1 Every exhibitor applying to exhibit at INDONESIA 2020 is deemed to have accepted the stipulations of the IREX.

15.2 The Organizing Committee shall have the right to revise the IREX

through consultation with the FIP Consultant. Exhibitors shall be promptly notified of any of such revisions either directly or through his Commissioner.

15.3 The Organizing Committee shall have the right to adjudicate any

problems arising that are not covered by FIP Regulations or by the IREX, and its decisions shall be final.

Article 16: Acceptance of these Regulations

16.1 By signing the Exhibit Application Form, the exhibitor shall be deemed to accept the stipulations of the IREX, GREX, GREV and SREVs.

16.2 In the event of any discrepancies in the text arising from translation,

the English text shall prevail. 16.3 Any legal cases arising shall be settled within the jurisdiction of the

Court of Jakarta.

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Article 17: Addresses

17.1 The Organizing Committee of INDONESIA 2020 Address : Kantor Filateli Jakarta Jl. Pos No. 2, Komplek GPI, Jakarta 10710, Indonesia Telephone : +62 21 385 5567 Fax : +62 21 385 5567 E-mail : contact@pp-pfi.org Website : www.indonesia2020.com

17.2 The Commissioner General of INDONESIA 2020

Name : Mr. Gita Noviandi Address : Jalan Kiara Sari V No. 18-20,

Bandung 40286, Indonesia Telephone : +62 22 753 1116 Fax : +62 22 750 9470 Mobile : +62 818 222 374 E-mail : gitanoviandi@gmail.com

17.3 FIP Consultant

Name : Dr. Prakob Chirakiti Address : 9/22 Moo 3, Chaengwattana 1, Vibhavadi Rangsit Rd., Lak Si, 10210, Bangkok, Thailand Mobile : +668 1442 9955 E-mail : prakob13@hotmail.com

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PROSPECTIVE SALES BOOTH

Jakarta, 6 - 11 August 2020

Name of Booth Holder :

Type of Business : Postal Administration Stamp and Numismatic DealerAgency ( Authorized certificate for country represented is required )

Name for Fascia Board :

Address :

Contact Person :

Phone : Fax :

E-mail : Website :

I. Booth Holder

II. Booth Rental

BoothDimensions2 x 3 Meters

( Width x Length )

Rental Rates( including VAT )

Eaely Bird RateBefore

Dec 31, 2019

Normal RateApplying at the NZ 2020

and LONDON 2020

No. ofbooth(s)required

AmountPayable(US$)

US$1.200 USD$1.800USD$1.500

Remarks:Each booth is provided with w all partitions, 2 6m carpet, fascia board with company name, 1 low glass showcase (100x50x100cm), 1 information desk (100x50x75cm), 1 lockable cabinet (100x50x100cm), 2 folding chairs, 2 spotlight (100w), 1 socket (110v) and wastepaper basket. (Upon request, additional equipment shall be provided at exhibition’s expense)

Please return the application form to the following address :Organizing Committee : Jalan Danau Limboto C2/96, Bendungan Hilir, Jakarata 10210Mobile: +62 818 222 374; E-mail : contact@pp-pfi.org ; www.indonesia2020.com

INDONESIA 2020World Stamp Championship Exhibit ionDuration : 6 - 11 August, 2020 Venue : Indonesian Parliament Building (DPR/MPR RI), Jakarta.

Application Form For Sales Booth

Signature (with company shop) Date

( Standard Booth )

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Official Hotel

SULTAN HOTEL

Jl. Gatot Subroto, RT.2/RW.1, Gelora,

Kecamatan Tanah Abang, Kota Jakarta Pusat,

Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 10270

Tlp: (021) 5703600

Price : US$87.69 - US$179.49

Welcoming guests in Jakarta free WiFi and air conditioning, The Sultan Residences Jakarta is located near Senayan and Sudirman Business District. The property has direct access to Gelora Bung Karno. It is 1.7 mi from Bundaran HI, while Tanah Abang Grocery & Textile Center is 2 mi away. Guests who drive will enjoy free private parking.

For your entertainment, the accommodations is equipped with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Some units include a seating area and/or balcony overlooking the park or the city. There is also a dining area and a kitchen equipped with a dishwasher. A private bathroom with slippers is available in each unit. Fresh towels and bed linens are available.

The Sultan Residences Jakarta also includes a spa center and a year-round outdoor pool. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar and the restaurant serving a la carte and buffet menu. The property also offers grocery delivery.

You can play tennis at the property, and car hire is available. Sarinah is 2.2 mi from The Sultan Residences Jakarta, while National Museum of Indonesia is 3.1 mi from the property. The nearest airport is Halim Perdanakusuma Airport, 6.2 mi from The Sultan Residences Jakarta.

Central Jakarta is a great choice for travelers interested in local food, budget-friendly traveling and clothes shopping.

We speak your language!

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Appointed Hotel

CENTURY PARK HOTEL

HARRIS HOTEL

Jl. Pintu Satu Senayan No.1, RT.1/RW.3, Gelora,

Kecamatan Tanah Abang, Kota Jakarta Pusat,

Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 10270

Tlp: (021) 5712041

Price : US$75.12 - US$115.23

Jl. Jend. Sudirman, RT.1/RW.3, Gelora,

Kecamatan Tanah Abang, Kota Jakarta Pusat,

Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 10270

Tlp: (021) 25554333

Price : US$87.37 - US$138.42

Century Park Hotel is strategically located in Senayan and close to Sudirman Central Business District, within walking distance from shopping malls Plaza Senayan and Senayan City. The hotel is across the street from the Gelora Bung Karno's Main Gate. It features an outdoor pool, tennis court and a gym. A restaurant, bar and a cafe are also available on site.

Spacious rooms and suites are stylish and modern. Each is fitted with a TV, mini-bar and safety deposit box. Tea/coffee making facilities and internet access are provided.

Shuttle services are provided to nearby shopping malls. Other on-site conveniences include a business center and free parking spaces.

Enjoy an extensive selection of local and international cuisines at Dapour Restaurant or relax and enjoy refreshing drinks at 100 Bar. Room service is available 24 hours daily.

Enjoying direct access to FX Lifestyle X’enter Mall in Sudirman Central Business District, Harris Suites FX Sudirman offers value-for-money accommodations with a rooftop pool. Modern and stylish, it offers free Wi-Fi and a large fitness center. The hotel is right across the street from Gelora Bung Karno's Main Gate.

FX Sudirman Harris Suites is within a 10-minute stroll from Jakarta Stock Exchange and Plaza Senayan. Soekarno-Hatta International Airport is 8.1 mi from the hotel. Parking is free on site.

Spacious and well decorated, rooms at Harris FX Suites each come with a flat-screen satellite TV and a mini-bar. Free tea/coffee making facilities, as well as a personal safe, are included.

Sunny afternoons can be spent soaking up the sun by the sundeck or playing a game of tennis on the courts. The hotel provides laundry and room service for a truly relaxing stay.

Central Jakarta is a great choice for travelers interested in local food, budget-friendly traveling and clothes shopping.

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Appointed Hotel

Address: Jl. Asia Afrika, RT.1/RW.3, Gelora, Tanahabang, Jakarta Pusat, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 10270Tlp: (021) 5747777

Price : US$225.03 - US$330.93

Mulia Senayan Hotel

Address: Jl. Asia Afrika No.1, RW.3, Gelora, Kecamatan Tanah Abang, Kota Jakarta Pusat, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 10270Tlp: (021) 29703333

Price : US$211.79 - US$264.74

Fairmont Jakarta

Address: Scbd, Sudirman Central Business District, Jl. Jend. Sudirman No.Kav. 52-53, Jakarta, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12190Tlp: (021) 25501888

Price : US$194.14 - US$442.83

The Residences of The Ritz

Address: Capital Place, Jl. Gatot Subroto No.Kav. 18, RT.6/RW.1, Kuningan Bar., Kec. Mampang Prpt., Kota Jakarta Selatan, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12710Tlp: (021) 22771888

Price : US$218.63 - US$512.33

Address: Jl. Garnisun No.8, RT.5/RW.4, Karet Semanggi, Kecamatan Setiabudi, Kota Jakarta Selatan, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12930Tlp: (021) 2515151

Price : US$90.07 - US$364.65

Four Seasons Hotel

Aryaduta Suite Semanggi

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Appointed Hotel

Address: Jl. Ks. Tubun No.7, RT.1/RW.7, Slipi, Kec. Palmerah, Kota Jakarta Barat, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 11410Tlp: (021) 5330350

Price : US$64.24 - US$115.64

Santika Premiere Hotel

Address: Benhil, Jl. K.H. Mas Mansyur Kav. 126. 126 Karet Tengsin, Bendungan Hilir, Central Jakarta City, Jakarta 10220Tlp: (021) 5749760

Price : US$50.23 - US$194.25

Batavia Hotel

Address: Jl. Letjen S. Parman No.Kav. 78, RT.6/RW.3, Slipi, Kec. Palmerah, Kota Jakarta Barat, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 11410Tlp: (021) 5350888

Price : US$55.79 - US$144.40

Menara Peninsula Hotel

Address: Jl. Tol S. Parman No.Kav. 93 - 94, RT.1/RW.8, Kota Bambu Utara, Kec. Palmerah, Kota Jakarta Barat, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 11420Tlp: (021) 56960888

Price : US$36.11 - US$145.86

Twin Plaza Hotel

Address: Jl. Jendral Gatot Subroto Kav. 18-20, Karet Semanggi, Setia Budi, RT.8/RW.2, Karet Semanggi, Kota Jakarta Selatan, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12930Tlp: (021) 5251008

Price : US$34.00 - US$ 52.88

Hotel Kartika Chandra

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Appointed Hotel

Address: Jl. Asia Afrika, RT.1/RW.3, Gelora, Tanahabang, Kota Jakarta Pusat, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 10270Tlp: (021) 29037345

Price : US$67.28 - US$131.27

Best Western Senayan

Jl. Ks. Tubun No.19, RT.5/RW.6, Petamburan, Kecamatan Tanah Abang, Kota Jakarta Pusat, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 10260Tlp: (021) 29509999

Price : US$44.68 - US$71.35

Blue Sky Hotel

Address: Jl. Pakubuwono VI No.26 A-B, RT.8/RW.5, Gunung, Kec. Kby. Baru, Kota Jakarta Selatan, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12120Tlp: (021) 80629666

Price : US$8.10 - US$21.57

RedDoorz Plus near Senayan City

Address: Jl. Danau Limboto Blok B1 No.45, Bendungan Hilir, Tanah Abang, RT.5/RW.4, Bendungan Hilir, RT.5/RW.4, Bendungan Hilir, Cen-tral Jakarta City, Jakarta 10210Tlp: (021) 22531340

Price : US$42.58 - US$72.05

Sawana Suites

Address: Jl. Karet Pedurenan No.19, RT.2/RW.6, Kuningan, Karet Kun-ingan, Kecamatan Setiabudi, Kota Jakarta Selatan, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12940Tlp: (021) 52960022

Price : US$55.27 - US$80.22

Avissa Suites

30TOUR

MONAS

Monas,a 132 meter-tall tower that was built to commemorate Indonesia's struggle for Independence. It was the late and great Sukarno (the first president of Indonesia) who pushed for construction of this tower, inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris (France). Construction began in 1961 and Monas was finally opened to the public in 1975 (five years after Soekarno's death).

The design of Monas is fairly simple but full of traditional symbolism. Sukarno, himself an architect, did not design the monument (these credits go to Frederich Silaban and R.M. Soedarsono) but played a crucial role by forcing the form of a lingga and yoni, important concepts from Hindu traditions (traditional Javanese and Balinese cultures are highly influenced by Hinduism). These concepts symbolize harmony, fertility and eternal life: the lingga phallic symbol represents masculinity, positive elements, and daytime, while the yoni symbolizes the female organs, representing femininity, negative elements, and night. For Sukarno such concepts were familiar growing up in a traditional Javanese family in East Java (with Balinese influences from his mother's side of the family).

At Monas you can do two things: firstly, you can go to the (near) top with the elevator to enjoy a great view of Jakarta. Tickets are cheap but the biggest challenge is the long queue. Therefore it is advised to come early (before 10:00 am) to avoid an hours-long wait. This viewing platform (or observation deck) is about 115 meters above ground level, just below the bronze flame which - reportedly - is covered by a layer of gold foil.

Secondly, you can visit the National History Museum and Hall of Independence located in the base of Monas. Here you can view dioramas displaying prehistoric times and Indonesia's political history (from the precolonial times of Srivijaya and Majapahit to the struggle for Independence from the Dutch colonial power, up to Suharto's New Order regime). The original text of Sukarno's Proclamation of Independence - announced on 17 August 1945 in Jakarta - is stored in the Hall of Independence.

31TOUR

OLD BATAVIA

Istiqlal Mosque, Immanuel Church & Jakarta Cathedral

The Istiqlal Mosque, built in the 1960s and 1970s and located northeast of the Merdeka Square. Just like the word merdeka (Indonesian), istiqlal (Arabic) means 'independence'. As such it also commemorates Indonesian Independence from the Dutch colonial power. Reportedly, Indonesia's Istiqlal Mosque is the largest mosque in Southeast Asia.

Secondly, the Immanuel Church (Gereja Immanuel), located east of Merdeka Square. This Protestant church may be the oldest existing church in Indonesia. Construction - on the initiative of Dutch Reformed and Lutherans in Batavia - started in 1838 and took five years before being completed. During Dutch rule the church was known as Willemskerk named after king William I of the Netherlands. Up to the present the church conducts a service in the Dutch language (every Sunday at 10:00 am local Jakarta time). Here you can meet a handful of nice elderly Indonesian people who faithfully attend the service.

Thirdly, located almost next to the Istiqlal Mosque, you can pay a visit to Jakarta's Roman Catholic Cathedral, seat of the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Jakarta. Originally, this church was built in the first half of the 19th century. However, it collapsed in 1890. The current Cathedral is mainly the result of rebuilding (in neo-gothic style) between 1891 and 1901 with Pastor Antonius Dijkmans as architect. The Cathedral's official name is Gereja Santa Perawan Maria Diangkat Ke Surga (taken from Dutch De Kerk van Onze Lieve Vrouwe ten Hemelopneming which, in English, means "Church of Our Lady of Assumption").

Located at the mouth of the Ciliwung River in Java , the Old Town of Jakarta was established by the VOC in 1619. Its 17th century town plan was completed in 1650. In 17th and 18th century VOC had largest volume of trade in the world, governed from Batavia. No colonial town built by VOC matched the grandeur and completeness (military, civil engineering, and urban elements) of Dutch town planning & architecture of Batavia.

The nominated property: the 1650 town (1.5 km x 1 km) with 4 major areas on the Ciliwung River sides. West side: former Jayakarta and two 18th century houses.

North west side: West Warehouse, old town wall remains, Floating Warehouse, VOC shipyard, Luar Batang Mosque. East side: East Warehouse, Town Square, Town Hall. South east side: China Town. Kalibesar Canal with traditional boats wharf. Islands: Onrust, Kelor, Cipir & Bidadari with shipyard and forts.

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