(13 Sep 2003)
1. Exterior presidential palace
2. Wide shot of Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov shaking hands with Indonesian president Megawati Sukarnoputri
3. Cutaway Indonesian officials
4. Wide shot of Parvanov and Megawati walking away
5. Wide shot of honour guard ceremony
6. Close up shot of Parvanov and Megawati
7. Wide shot Parvanov and Megawati
8. Mid shot of Indonesian and Bulgarian flags
9. Various shots of Parvanov inspecting honour guard
10. Cutaway Indonesian officials
11. Various shots of Megawati and Parvanov shaking hands with Bulgarian officials
12. Various shots of bilateral meeting
13. Wide shot of Indonesian officials
14. Wide shot of signing of memorandum of understanding (MOU)
15. Mid shot of Parvanov and Megawati
16.Wide shot of Bulgarian deputy finance minister Kazimir Voutev Katev (left) shaking hands with Indonesian deputy economics minister Yanes Hutagalung (right)
17. Cutaway Bulgarian officials
18. Pan of press conference
19. Close up shot of Parvanov
20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Megawati Sukarnoputri, Indonesian president:
"We share a common opinion that the root cause of terrorism that must be eliminated are not only the political, social, and cultural injustices, but also the economic injustice prevailing in some parts of the world. Injustice served as a fertile ground that could be taken advantage of by terrorist groups by hiding behind the pretense of defending
the disenfranchised."
21. Cutaway Bulgarian officials
22. Wide shot of presser
23. SOUNDBITE: (Bulgarian) Georgi Parvanov, Bulgarian president:
"As to terrorism which has been globalizing, we're duty bound to work together to combine and join our efforts, the efforts of all states, because as you can see, no countries can cope with this phenomenon single handed."
24. Cutaway of Megawati
25. SOUNDBITE: (Bulgarian) Georgi Parvanov, Bulgarian president:
"We share the view that the role of United Nations should be enhanced. That organization should be modernized so that it can continue to play its very important role in eliminating and containing hotbeds of tension and conflict worldwide."
26. Cutaway Bulgarian officials
27.Wide shot of Megawati and Parvanov leaving room

STORYLINE:

Indonesia and Bulgaria on Saturday pledged to work together to fight global terrorism and to strengthen their economic ties.

Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov, on a three-day visit to Indonesia, also told reporters that the United Nations had a crucial role to play in global security and that its role should be strengthened.

"That organization should be enhanced so that it can continue to play its very important role in eliminating and containing hotbeds of tension and conflict worldwide," he said.

Bulgaria is a strong supporter of the U.S.-led war on terror and has sent troops to serve under British commanders in Iraq, despite the lack of U.N. authorization.

Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri said focusing on social and economic injustice could help fight terrorism.

"Injustice serves as a fertile ground that could be taken advantage of by terrorist groups hiding behind the pretense of defending the disenfranchised," she said.

Parvanov, who is due to leave Sunday, is the first Bulgarian leader to visit Indonesia. Indonesia's first president, Sukarno - father of Megawati - visited Sofia in the early 1960s.

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