Diplomatic service
Marsudi completed her basic diplomatic education in 1986. She began her career in the foreign minsitry began in 1987 as a staff member at the bureau of analysis and evaluation for ASEAN cooperation,where she worked until 1990 before briefly serving as the head of the analysis policy section in the same bureau. [4]
Her first overseas posting was to the embassy in Canberra,Australia,where she served at the press and information section from 1990 to 1992 with the rank of third secretary. By 1992,he was promoted to the diplomatic rank of second secretary. Upon returning to Indonesia,she was appointed as section head for environmental issues at the directorate of multilateral economic cooperation from 1994 to 1997. She completed her mid-level diplomatic education in 1996. [4]
She was posted to the embassy in Den Haag as the deputy head of economic affairs at the embassy with the rank of first secretary in 1997. She was promoted to the diplomatic rank of counselor in 1999 and became the head of economic affairs,serving until 2000. [4] [6]
Following her tenure in the Netherlands,Marsudi returned to the foreign ministry to serve as deputy director (chief of subdirectorate) of UN environmental cooperation within the directorate of multilateral economic cooperation from 2000 to 2001. [4] After completing senior diplomatic education in 2002, [4] she became the director of intra-regional American and European cooperation on 1 March of that year [7] and served until 2003. She subsequently became the director of West Europe from 2004 to 2005. [8] During his tenure as West Europe director,from 2004 to 2005 Marsudi was part of a fact-finding team that investigated the death of human rights activist Munir Said Thalib. She also became a member of the special presidential envoy on Indonesia's debt moratorium in 2005. [4]
Norway and Iceland
In 2005,Marsudi was appointed as the Indonesian Ambassador to Norway and Iceland. [6] During her tenure,she was awarded the Royal Norwegian Order of Merit in December 2011,the first Indonesian to receive the award. [9] She also briefly took up the study of human rights at the University of Oslo. Marsudi returned to Jakarta and was sworn in as director general of European and American affairs on 24 April 2008. [10]
Netherlands
Marsudi was appointed as Indonesian Ambassador to the Netherlands in 2011 by President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono. [11] She has also led various multilateral negotiations and bilateral consultations with the EU,ASEM,and FEALAC. [6]
Personal life
Marsudi is married to Agus Marsudi,an architect,and has had two sons,Dyota (b. 8 February 1989) and Bagas Marsudi (b. 1993). [3] The two of them then often carry out the agenda of climbing Mount Merapi together once a year. [3]
Dyota is married to Natalia Rialucky Marsudi and has had a son,Manggala Astabrata Marsudi,who was Marsudi's eldest grandson. [18]
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