At least @brotherdave with the earthquake and tsunami events that we Acehnese people can feel one of the wisdom of this terrible natural disaster. One of the lessons is the peaceful peace between the government of Indonesia and the Free Aceh Movement (Gerakan Aceh Merdeka, GAM). Thus there was no more forced disappearance by the Indonesian military and the torture of civilians, and children were no longer orphaned because their father was taken by the Indonesian military.

The tsunami that occurred in Aceh a few years ago is not only bringing sympathy and assistance from various parts of the world, but also encouraging the creation of peace in Aceh as I said above. The 30-year conflict could end in negotiations in Helsinki, Finland, on August 15, 2005. Peace pioneers had been pursued before the tsunami, but the world-caught natural disaster put pressure on the conflicting parties to end the conflict.

Meanwhile aid from various parts of the world to rebuild Aceh after the earthquake and tsunami has succeeded in reorganizing the devastated areas due to natural disasters and the conflict. Country commitments and donor agencies were successfully realized at 6.7 billion dollars or 93 percent of the original $ 7.2 billion commitment. Naturally, if President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono used to thank for the solidarity of building Aceh and the contribution of the international community.

Nevertheless the results achieved have not provided satisfaction for the community. There are a number of unresolved issues under the Helsinki peace agreement. Development in the economic sector is also perceived as uneven and runs as planned.

Aleh ka pu hoem njoe.. Cok @brotherdave