Indonesian Green Party

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Indonesian Green Party
Partai Hijau Indonesia
Co-Leaders [1] Dimitri Dwi Putra
Kristina Viri
Nur Rosyid Murtadho
Taibah Istiqamah
Secretary-GeneralJohn Muhammad [1]
Founded5 June 2012;10 years ago (2012-06-05)
Headquarters Jakarta
Ideology Pancasila
Green politics
Progressivism
Political position Centre-left
International affiliation Global Greens (Observer)
Website
www.hijau.org

The Indonesian Green Party (Indonesian : Partai Hijau Indonesia, PHI) is a political party in Indonesia founded in 2012. [2] The party follows green politics, and has close ties to The Indonesian Forum for Environment. [3]

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The Indonesian Green Party has members in all 34 provinces. [2] The party aimed to have been registered for the 2019 Indonesian general election, however, they did not reach registration in time and instead endorsed independents or members of other parties. [3] [4] [2] The party seeks to be registered by 2021. [2]

The Indonesian Green Party has been supported by the Australian Greens as a part of the "Australian Political Parties for Democracy Program". [5] [6]

Presidium Council Centre

The National Presidium were serving time in 2021-2026. [1]

NoPortraitCo-LeadersTook officeLeft officePeriod
Dimitri Dwi Putra7 March 2021Incumbent1
Kristina Viri7 March 2021Incumbent
Nur Rosyid Murtadho7 March 2021Incumbent
Taibah Istiqamah7 March 2021Incumbent


NoPortraitSecretary-GeneralTook officeLeft officePeriod
1John Muhammad5 June 20127 March 20211
7 March 2021Incumbent2

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