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    ASEAN Community:

    An Overview
    Draft Presentation Templates
    July 2015

    ASEAN OVERVIEW

    ASEAN
    Association of Southeast Asian Nations
    10 Member States:
    Brunei Darussalam
    Cambodia
    Indonesia
    Lao PDR
    Malaysia

    Myanmar
    Philippines

    (7 January 1984)
    (30 April 1999)
    (8 August 1967)
    (23 July 1997)
    (8 August 1967)

    (23 July 1997)


    (8 August 1967)

    ASEAN Vision

    A concert of Southeast Asian


    nations, outward looking, living
    in peace, stability and
    prosperity, bonded together in
    partnership in dynamic
    development and in a
    community of caring societies.
    4

    ASEAN Aims and Purposes


    (Bangkok Declaration 1967)

    To accelerate the economic growth, social progress


    and cultural development in the region through joint
    endeavors
    To promote regional peace and stability through
    abiding respect for justice and the rule of law

    ASEAN Charter (Constitution)


    Entered into force on 15 December 2008

    Provides legal status and institutional framework for ASEAN


    Codifies ASEAN norms, rules and values
    Sets clear targets for ASEAN
    Presents accountability and compliance
    Committee of Permanent Representatives (CPR)
    Convening of ASEAN Summit twice a year
    Establishment of the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission
    on Human Rights (AICHR)
    Ambassadors to ASEAN

    If ASEAN were a single country, it would already be the seventhlargest economy in the world, with a combined GDP of $2.4
    trillion in 2013.
    It is projected to rank as the fourth-largest economy by 2050.
    McKinsey & Co. May 2014
    7

    Gross Domestic Product 2014


    COUNTRIES

    ASEAN

    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.
    7.
    8.
    9.
    10.

    United States
    China
    Japan
    Germany
    United Kingdom
    France
    Brazil
    Italy
    India
    Russia Federation
    Indonesia (16)
    World

    GDP
    17,419,000
    10,360,105
    4,601,461
    3,852,556
    2,941,886
    2,829,192
    2,346,118
    2,144,338
    2,066,902
    1,860,598
    888,538
    77,868,768

    Source: World Development Indicators, The World Bank 8(As


    of 1 July 2015)

    USD 2.48
    trillion

    ASEAN
    Highly connected:
    Physically,
    Institutionally and
    among the Peoples
    Free trade
    agreements with
    major regional
    economies
    Young, educated
    labour force

    ASEAN COMMUNITY
    BUILDING
    10

    A Community of Opportunities

    11

    ASEAN: A Community of Opportunities


    GDP:
    GDP:
    USD
    USD2.4
    2.4
    trillion
    trillion

    Huge
    HugeMarket:
    Market:
    625
    625million+
    million+people
    people
    Courtesy of ASEAN National Tourism
    Organisations

    FDI:
    FDI:
    USD
    USD122.4
    122.4
    billion
    billion

    Steady
    Steady
    economic
    economic
    growth
    growthrate
    rate
    Courtesy of ASEAN National Tourism
    Organisations

    ROBUST

    12

    ASEAN: A Community of Opportunities


    Young,
    Young,
    educated
    educatedlabour
    labour
    force
    force

    Highly
    HighlyConnected
    Connected
    Region
    Region
    Courtesy of ASEAN National Tourism Organisations

    Free
    FreeTrade
    Trade
    Agreements
    Agreementswith
    with
    major
    majorregional
    regional
    economies
    economies
    Image source: Flickr.com/RussellGilbert

    DYNAMIC

    Courtesy of ASEAN National Tourism Organisations

    13

    ASEAN: A Community of Opportunities


    Home
    Hometotomajor
    major
    religions
    religions

    Rich
    Richculture
    culture

    Courtesy of ASEAN National Tourism Organisations

    Courtesy of ASEAN National Tourism


    Organisations

    DIVERSE

    Vast
    Vastnatural
    natural
    resources
    resources
    Courtesy of ASEAN National Tourism
    Organisations

    14

    ASEAN Community Building


    ASEAN:
    A people-oriented
    community

    ASEAN
    Political-Security
    Community
    (APSC)

    ASEAN
    Economic
    Community
    (AEC)

    ASEAN
    Socio-Cultural
    Community
    (ASCC)

    Narrowing the Development Gap (NDG) 15

    The ASEAN Journey to Community Building

    2007
    2003
    Bali Concord II

    1997
    ASEAN Vision 2020

    1967
    Bangkok
    Declaration

    Cebu
    Declaration

    2015
    Dec 31st
    Realisation of
    the ASEAN
    Community

    The ASEAN Journey to Community Building


    Strengthening Framework of
    ASEAN Integration
    ASEAN Charter
    Roadmap for an ASEAN
    Community
    2009-2015
    Master Plan on ASEAN
    Connectivity

    17

    2008
    2009
    2010

    ASEAN Political-Security
    Community
    Draft Slide Templates
    July 2015

    19

    APSC Community-Building Mandate


    People live
    in peace

    Maintain
    centrality

    Relations
    between ASEAN &
    Dialogue Partners

    Open,
    transparent &
    inclusive

    20

    ASEAN Sectoral Bodies Under the APSC

    Reporting Line
    Coordinating

    21

    APSC Community-Building Milestones


    Treaty of Amity and Cooperation
    78 non-ASEAN Member States & organisations
    have accredited their Ambassadors to ASEAN
    42 ASEAN Committees in Third Countries to
    raise ASEAN awareness and profile

    22

    Ongoing Work in APSC Pillar

    23

    Post-2015 Vision for APSC


    An ASEAN Political-Security Community where peace,
    stability and security prevail and the peoples live in a safe
    and secured environment, with shared principles, values
    and norms, with enhanced external relations in depth and
    scope, strengthened ASEANs centrality in the regional
    architecture, and an ASEAN common platform on global
    issues.
    From the Nay Pyi Taw Declaration on
    the ASEAN Communitys Post-2015
    Vision
    12 November 2014

    24

    ASEAN Economic
    Community
    Draft Slide Templates
    July 2015

    Mandate, Blueprint & Milestones

    AEC OVERVIEW

    26

    AEC Blueprint: Adopted Nov 2007


    ASEAN ECONOMIC
    COMMUNITY

    STRATEGIC SCHEDULE OF THE AEC BLUEPRINT (2008-2015)


    1. Single Market
    & Production Base
    Free flow of goods
    Free flow of services
    Free flow of
    investment
    Freer flow of capital
    Free flow of skilled
    labour
    Priority Integration
    Sectors
    Food, agriculture
    and forestry

    2. Competitive
    Economic Region
    Competition policy
    Consumer
    protection
    Intellectual property
    rights
    Infrastructure
    development
    Taxation
    E-Commerce

    HUMAN RESOURCE
    DEVELOPMENT

    3. Equitable
    Economic
    Development
    SME development
    Initiative for ASEAN
    Integration

    4. Integration into
    Global Economy
    Coherent approach
    towards external
    economic relations
    Enhanced
    participation in
    global supply
    networks

    RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT


    27

    AEC Community Building Mandate


    Establish ASEAN as:

    28

    AEC Milestones
    Birth of
    ASEAN

    ASEAN
    Preferential
    Trading
    Agreement

    ASEAN
    Free Trade
    Area

    ASEAN
    Framework
    Agreement
    on Services

    ASEAN
    Vision
    2020

    Bali Concord II
    (ASEAN
    Community)

    ASEAN
    Investment
    Agreement

    Hanoi
    Plan of
    Action

    Vientiane
    Plan of
    Action

    AEC
    Blueprint

    ASEAN
    Charter

    Bali Concord III


    (RCEP/AFEED)

    Roadmap for
    an ASEAN
    Community

    29

    AEC

    AEC Pillar #1

    SINGLE MARKET AND


    PRODUCTION BASE
    30

    Single Market & Product Base Milestones

    31

    Trade in Goods Liberalisation


    ASEAN-6

    99.65% tariff lines eliminated


    CLMV
    Almost 98% tariff lines reduced to 0-5%

    32

    32

    Facilitating Movement of
    Professionals
    ASEAN Qualification Reference Framework (AQRF)
    Mutual Recognition Arrangements (MRAs) in 8 fields:

    33

    AEC Pillar #2

    COMPETITIVE ECONOMIC
    REGION
    34

    Competitive Economic Region - Milestones

    35

    ASEAN Open Skies Policy


    Capacity of ASEAN
    airlines almost tripled
    from 94 million seats in
    2003 to 268 million
    seats in 2013

    Capacity to absorb
    international arrivals
    also tripled, from 33
    million to 99 million in
    the same period

    36

    Competition Policy

    37

    AEC Pillar #3

    EQUITABLE ECONOMIC
    REGION
    38

    Equitable Economic Development Milestones

    39

    AEC Pillar #4

    INTEGRATION INTO GLOBAL


    ECONOMY
    40

    ASEAN Free Trade Agreements


    Entry
    Into Force

    Size of
    Market

    Size of
    Economy ($)

    Total
    Trade ($)

    ACFTA (China)

    2005

    1.98 B

    11.3 T

    351 B

    AKFTA (Korea)

    2007

    0.67 B

    3.59 T

    135 B

    AJCEP (Japan)

    2008

    0.75 B

    7.41 T

    241 B

    AANZFTA (Aus-Nzl)

    2010

    0.65 B

    4.07 T

    78 B

    AIFTA (India)

    2010

    1.87 B

    4.16 T

    68 B

    AHKFTA (Hong Kong)

    Jul 2014*

    0.63 B

    2.67 T

    97 B

    RCEP

    May 2013*

    3.4 B

    20.9 T

    872 B

    First round of negotiations

    41

    Regional Comprehensive Economic


    Partnership (RCEP)
    Integration of the ASEAN economy into the global economy continues by
    enhancing ASEAN+1 FTAs, and establishment of RCEP and ASEAN-HK FTA

    42

    Initiative for ASEAN Integration

    43

    ASEAN GDP
    9.0%
    7.8%

    8.0%
    7.0%

    5.8%

    6.0%
    5.0%

    5.1%

    4.9%

    4.7%

    4.0%
    3.0%
    1.8%

    2.0%
    1.0%
    0.0%

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    Source: ASEAN Integration Monitoring Office (AIMO)


    44

    2013

    ASEAN 2015 & POST-2015

    45

    Priorities Towards AEC 2015

    46

    46

    AEC 2025

    47

    Post-2015 Vision for AEC


    An ASEAN Economic Community for 2016-2025 (AEC
    2025) that includes an integrated and highly cohesive
    economy, a competitive, innovative and dynamic
    ASEAN, a resilient, inclusive and people-oriented,
    people-centred ASEAN, enhanced sectoral integration
    and cooperation, and a global ASEAN.

    48

    ASEAN Socio-Cultural
    Community
    Draft Slide Templates
    July 2015

    ASCC Community Building Mandate


    People-oriented & sociallyresponsible to achieve enduring
    solidarity & unity

    Common identity to build caring,


    sharing and inclusive society

    50

    ASCC Blueprint
    Primary Goal:
    To contribute to realising a people-centred and socially-responsible
    ASEAN Community by forging a common identity and building a
    caring and sharing society

    51

    Human Development

    52

    Social Welfare and Protection

    53

    Social Justice and Rights

    54

    Environmental Sustainability

    55

    Building ASEAN Identity

    56

    Narrowing the Development Gap

    57

    ASCC Community-Building Milestones


    1. Heightened commitments:
    Declaration on Non-communicable Diseases in ASEAN
    Declaration on Elimination of Violence Against Women
    and Elimination of Violence Against Children in ASEAN
    Development of ASEAN instruments for the protection
    and promotion of the rights of migrant workers

    2. Quick, tangible action


    Humanitarian assistance through the ASEAN
    Coordinating Centre for Humanitarian Assistance (AHA
    Centre)

    58

    ASCC Post-2015 Vision


    An ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community that is
    inclusive, sustainable, resilient, dynamic and
    engages and benefits the people.

    59

    ASEAN Template Usage


    This template is designed to provide a selection of standardised key slides
    that can be used by AMS in preparing presentations about ASEAN.
    Slides can be deleted or added to with additional local information and
    examples to create presentations. It is not expected that all slides will be
    used in a presentation.
    Please use the format of this presentation to create additional slides.
    Please email copies of any presentations created to public@asean.org as
    this will enable ASEC to capture local information for sharing at ASEC and
    with AMS.
    Updated presentations and additional information can be found at http://
    www.asean.org/resources/asean-resources-tool-kit
    Updated: July 2015

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