Ambassador Esti Andayani

CURRICULUM VITAE

ESTI ANDAYANI

Education:

1983, Bachelor Degree in Social and Politic, majoring in Sociology from the University of Indonesia.
1985, Diplomatic Course for Junior Indonesian Diplomats, Department of Foreign Affairs, Jakarta, Indonesia.
1999, Diplomatic Course for Mid-Careers Indonesian Diplomats, Department of Foreign Affairs, Jakarta, Indonesia.
2001, Diplomatic Course for Senior Indonesian Diplomats, Department of Foreign Affairs, Jakarta, Indonesia.

Professional Experience:

Jan 2010 – Now, Indonesian Ambassador to the Kingdom of Norway and the Republic of Iceland.
Dec 2005 – Mar 2010, Director for Technical Cooperation, Directorate General of Information and Public Diplomacy, DFA, Jakarta.
Jul 2004 – Dec 2005, Director for Commodity and Standardization, Directorate General of Multilateral Economic, Finance and Development, DFA, Jakarta.
2002 – 2004, Counsellor/Minister Counsellor, Economic Section, The Indonesian Mission to UN, Geneva.
1999 – 2002, Head of Sub-Directorate for OIC Economic Cooperation, Directorate of Economic Relations of the Developing Countries, DFA, Jakarta.
1994 – 1999, Second Secretary/First Secretary, Social and Economic Section, the Indonesian Mission to UN, New York.
Mar – Oct 1994, Act. Head of Division for Transportation, Finance and Banking, Economic Bureau ASEAN, DFA, Jakarta.
1992 – 1994, Head of Sub Division for Finance and Banking, Economic Bureau ASEAN, DFA, Jakarta.
1988 – 1991, Attache/Third Secretary, Consular Section, Indonesian Consulate, Bombay.
1985 – 1988, Act. Head of Section for Registration, Directorate of Diplomatic Facilities.

Additional Professional Experience:

Member of the Indonesian Delegation to various conferences in UN and other International Oirganizations, G-77, NAM, ASEAN, OIC, G-15 and D-8.
Member of the Indonesian Delegation to the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing 1995.
Member of the Indonesian Delegation to UN Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, 2002.
Head of the Indonesian Delegation for the Pacific Island Countries - Development Partners Meeting in Suva, 2009.