REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, DUBAI -- Indonesian Vice President Jusuf Kalla believes that the experience gained in resolving the conflict in Aceh can serve as a reference for other countries.

"Many countries want to take a cue from our experience in their efforts to resolve their own conflicts," Kalla stated during a stopover on Wednesday in Dubai en route to the United States to attend the United Nations (UN) General Assembly.

The Indonesian vice president noted that in comparison to other conflicts around the world, the conflict in the Indonesian westernmost province of Aceh was settled completely.

According to Kalla, the experience gaining in resolving the conflict in Aceh has caught the attention of several countries who have sought Indonesia's help to settle their conflicts.

Kalla admitted that he had sent a special team, led by former law and human rights minister Hamid Awaludin, to help resolve the conflict in Colombia and some other countries.

"The source of the conflict varies, but most of all, it relates to natural resources, ideological and political matters," the vice president pointed out.

Kalla is representing the government of Indonesia to deliver a speech before the UN General Assembly on September 26, 2015.

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