Schedule

October 11^st

October, 18^st

November, 5^th-7^th

last day of submission date

Announcement of selected papers

Conference dates

TIMELINE OF SCHEDULES

No	Time	Program	Note
Day 1: Tuesday, November, 5^th 2024
1.	11.00 – 13.45	Re-Registration of Presenters
2.	13.45 – 14.00	Opening by MC Introductory Speech by: Dedi Slamet Riyadi, M.Ag. Head of Sub-Directorate of Islamic Religious Thoughts	Venue: Ballroom
3.	14.00 – 16.30	Panel Session 1 Invited Speakers: 1. Andar Nubowo (Maarif Institute) 2. Muhammad Imran Khan (Trinity College, Dublin – Fellow at UIII) 3. Wietske Merison (UCLA – Fellow at UIII) 4. Mang Pi (Nonviolent Peaceforce Myanmar) Moderator: Dito Alif Pratama (PTIQ Jakarta)	Venue: Ballroom
4.	16.30 – 17.00	Break – ‘Ashar Pray
5.	17.00 – 18.00	Side Event: Book Launching and Discussion on Abdul Hakim Murad’s Work “Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe” (Indonesian Version) Keynote Speech: Abdul Hakim Murad Discussants: 1. Dedi Slamet Riyadi (Translator) 2. Prof. Dr. Media Zainul Bahri (Faculty of Ushuluddin, UIN Jakarta) Moderator: Muhammad Husnil	Venue: Ballroom
6.	18.00 – 19.00	Dinner – Maghrib-’Isya Pray
7.	19.00 – 19.20	Opening by Master of Ceremony: Isna Rahmah Solihatin & M. Ramdhani National Anthem Indonesia Raya Watching Opening Video of the 3rd ICROM 2024	Venue: Ballroom
8.	19.20 – 19.40	Opening Remarks by the Director General of Islamic Community Guidance, Ministry of Religious Affairs Prof. Dr. Phil. Kamaruddin Amin, MA.*	Venue: Ballroom
9.	19.40 – 20.00	Entertainment Cultural Performance Wietske Merison	Venue: Ballroom
10.	20.00 – 20.20	Keynote Speaker H.E. Minister of Religious Affairs Prof. Dr. K.H. Nasaruddin Umar, M.A.	Venue: Ballroom
11.	20.20 – 21.10	ICROM Special Talkshow Dirjen Bimas Islam Dirjen Bimas Kristen Dirjen Bimas Katolik Dirjen Bimas Hindu Dirjen Bimas Buddha Direktur Pusat Pendidikan dan Pembinaan Konghucu Direktur Pusat Kerukunan Umat Beragama (PKUB) Moderator: Yogi Febriandi (IAIN Langsa – ISFORB)	Venue: Ballroom
	21.10 – 21.40	Entertainment Cultural Performance Panji Sakti	Venue: Ballroom
Day 2: Wednesday, November, 6^th 2024
1.	08.30 – 10.30	PANEL SESSION 2 Invited Speakers: Mohd Mizan bin Mohammad Aslam (Naif Arab for Security Sciences, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia). Thomas Wuchte (Founder of the Center for Multilateral Leadership) Muhammad Iqbal Ahnaf (ISFORB) Peter Prove (Director Commission of the Churches on International Affairs at World Council of Churches, PaRD Steering Board) Moderator: Rifa Tsamrotus Sa’adah (STIU Darul Qur’an)	Venue: Ballroom
2.	10.30 – 10.40	Coffee Break	Restaurant
3.	10.40 – 13.10	PARALLEL SESSION 1 Topic 1A, 1B, IC, and 2	1A: Hongkong 1B: Guangzhou 1C: Beijing 2: Tokyo
4.	13.10 – 14.00	Lunch Break Participants take a break, lunch, and pray
5.	14.00 – 16.30	PARALLEL SESSION 2 Topic 3A, 3B. 4A, and 4B	3A: Hongkong 3B:Guangzhou 4A: Beijing 4B: Tokyo
6.	16.30 – 18.00	Expert Meeting Discussants and Committees
7.	18.00 – 19.00	Dinner Break Participants take a break, pray, and dine.	Restaurant
8.	19.00 – 20.00	Closing Ceremony Reading of Recommendations Announcement of the three best papers. Closing remarks: Dedi Slamet Riyadi, M.Ag. Head of Sub-Directorate of Islamic Religious Thoughts	Venue: Ballroom

Don’t miss the chance to explore Jakarta. There are a lot of attractions to be discovered. Here, we list some for you:

MONAS – The National Monument

Monas Tower is the icon of Jakarta and also the symbol of Indonesia’s Independence Day. We can also find museum inside the tower and here, we can learn about Indonesia’s history with the dioramas in the museum. The main attraction is when we reach the top of Monas Tower and view all panoramas across the city. Don’t forget to take your fantastic and creative picture using Monas as the background.

Kota Tua – The Old Town

Kota Tua or we can called as Old Town Batavia was the most important part of Jakarta’s history. We can walk around the area and enjoy classic architecture from Dutch Colonialism Period. We can also enjoy Fatahillah Museum, rent a bicycle, take pictures and have drinks and meals at Batavia Café inside the area.

You can directly make arrangement with the hotel for your staying. Alternatively, you can also stay in other hotels in Jakarta

Visa Information

You should apply for a visa in person at your nearest Indonesian Embassy or Consulate in your country, although it’s possible to obtain Indonesian visas in other countries while you’re on extended trip. To apply for a visa, you must complete the application form, which can be downloaded from many consular websites. Before you plan your visit, you should find out if you need a visa to enter Indonesia. Please visit at the website of Ministry of Foreign Affair of Indonesia to find out if you need to apply for a visa and for further information. Regulations vary from country to country, and often times, from year to year.