<![CDATA[In the context of Indonesia, the concept of national resilience serves as a guideline for building the toughness and resilience of the country, as well as utilizing geographical conditions to develop national potential. Efforts to build national resilience in Indonesia include social-cultural aspects, law enforcement, and various aspects of national life. The concept of national resilience is also applied as geostrategy, which sees geographical conditions as an important resource in determining policies and directions for national development. Therefore, building national resilience through a geostrategic approach in Indonesia requires efforts to strengthen national power, maintain sovereignty, and face various threats and challenges from within and outside the country. Geostrategy in Indonesia is an approach that utilizes geographical conditions to develop national potential and face threats and challenges at the national level. This concept is closely related to national resilience, which includes natural aspects (trigger) and human-made aspects (padayatra). Geostrategy in Indonesia is also interpreted as a way to realize the aspirations of the Indonesian people as stated in the opening of the 1945 Constitution. The implementation of geostrategy in Indonesia includes various aspects such as defense, diplomacy, and exploitation of natural resources. In addition, the geostrategy in Indonesia also includes a welfare approach to the concept of national resilience, which emphasizes the balance between welfare and security in all aspects of national life. Thus, geostrategy in Indonesia is an important foundation in determining policies, and directions for national development, and maintaining the integrity and sovereignty of the country from various threats and challenges, both domestically and internationally.]]>
