“Indonesian Student Association for International Studies (ISAFIS) as youth-led and non-profit organization is formed as a medium for youth to exchange ideas, embracing upon international issues.”
As a youth organization, ISAFIS strives to empower young people while creating a positive impact on society. Through our programs—conferences, summits, and exchange initiatives—we cultivate leadership potential and develop essential personal and interpersonal skills. By fostering growth and providing opportunities, we prepare our members to become thoughtful and capable leaders.
Aligned with our vision and mission, ISAFIS is committed to advancing as a leading youth organization by facilitating personal development through integrated programs and strengthening partnerships with domestic and international institutions.
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