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    1) There are several regional organizations in Asia, including ASEAN, SAARC, and APEC which aim to promote economic cooperation, cultural development, and stability among Asian nations. 2) ASEAN focuses on Southeast Asian nations and has objectives around accelerating economic growth and social progress through cooperation. SAARC involves South Asian countries and aims to improve welfare and quality of life. 3) Regionalism in Asia involves strengthening economic and social ties between neighboring countries, as an alternative to solely global cooperation. The organizations work to facilitate trade, travel, and address common challenges across the region.

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    1) There are several regional organizations in Asia, including ASEAN, SAARC, and APEC which aim to promote economic cooperation, cultural development, and stability among Asian nations. 2) ASEAN focuses on Southeast Asian nations and has objectives around accelerating economic growth and social progress through cooperation. SAARC involves South Asian countries and aims to improve welfare and quality of life. 3) Regionalism in Asia involves strengthening economic and social ties between neighboring countries, as an alternative to solely global cooperation. The organizations work to facilitate trade, travel, and address common challenges across the region.

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    1) There are several regional organizations in Asia, including ASEAN, SAARC, and APEC which aim to promote economic cooperation, cultural development, and stability among Asian nations. 2) ASEAN focuses on Southeast Asian nations and has objectives around accelerating economic growth and social progress through cooperation. SAARC involves South Asian countries and aims to improve welfare and quality of life. 3) Regionalism in Asia involves strengthening economic and social ties between neighboring countries, as an alternative to solely global cooperation. The organizations work to facilitate trade, travel, and address common challenges across the region.

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    REGIONAL

    ORGANIZATIONS IN
    ASIA

    Presented by:
    Lorenzo Esparas
    Princess Michelle Pua
    At the end of the discussion, our
    classmates would be able to;

    1. discuss the different organizations


    in Asia;
    2. evaluate the benefits and issues
    brought by the different organizations
    in Asia; and
    3. Construct a strategy on how to
    maintain strong relationship in the
    different areas.
    These are the regional organizations in Asia.

    SOUTHEAST ASIA
    -Association of Southeast Asian
    Nation(ASEAN)
    -ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA)
    -ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF)
    -Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation(APEC)
    WEST ASIA
    -OPEC

    SOUTH ASIA
    SAARC
    REGIONALISM VS. GLOBALISM

    Regionalism
    -is not only a geographical concept but a dynamic
    process encompassing a concentration of economic,
    political and socio-cultural linkages.
    -alternative to globalism.

    Globalism
    -a tendency towards a global social system,
    programmatic globalization, the vision of borderless
    world, the end of geography.
    SOUTHEAST
    ASIA
    Objectives
    1.Accelerate the economic growth, social progress
    and cultural development in the region through joint
    endeavors in the spirit of equality and partnership in
    order to strengthen the foundation for a prosperous
    and peaceful community of Southeast Asian Nations;

    2.To promote regional peace and stability through


    abiding respect for justice and the rule of law in the
    relationship among countries of the region and
    adherence to the principles of the United Nations
    Charter;

    3.To promote active collaboration and mutual


    assistance on matters of common interest in the
    economic, social, cultural, technical, scientific and
    administrative fields;
    4. To provide assistance to each other in the form of
    training and research facilities in the educational,
    professional, technical and administrative spheres;

    5. To collaborate more effectively for the greater


    utilization of their agriculture and industries, the
    expansion of their trade, including the study of the
    problems of international commodity trade, the
    improvement of their transportation and
    communications facilities and the raising of the living
    standards of their peoples;

    6.To promote Southeast Asian studies; and

    7. To maintain close and beneficial cooperation with


    existing international and regional organizations with
    similar aims and purposes, and explore all avenues
    for even closer cooperation among themselves.
    ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM
    (ARF)
    Established in 1994, the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) is an
    important platform for security dialogue in the Indo-Pacific. It
    provides a setting in which members can discuss current
    security issues and develop cooperative measures to enhance
    peace and security in the region.
    The ARF is characterized by consensus-based decision-making
    and frank dialogue.
    It comprises 27 members: the 10 ASEAN member states
    (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar,
    Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam); the 10 ASEAN
    dialogue partners (Australia, Canada, China, the European
    Union, India, Japan, New Zealand, the Republic of Korea, Russia
    and the United States); Bangladesh, the Democratic People's
    Republic of Korea, Mongolia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Timor-
    Leste; and one ASEAN observer (Papua New Guinea).
    WEST ASIA
    Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation

    Objectives:

     Ensuring that the goods, services,


    investments and people move easily
    across boarders.
    East Asia Summit (EAS)
     The East Asia Summit (EAS) is the Indo-
    Pacific's premier forum for strategic dialogue.
     It is the only leader-led forum at which all
    key partners meet to discuss the full range of
    political, security and economic challenges
    facing the Indo-Pacific, and has an important
    role to play in advancing closer regional
    cooperation.
    SOUTH ASIA
    South Asian Association for Regional
    Cooperation (SAARC)
     It was established with the signing of the
    SAARC Charter in Dhaka on 8 December 1985.
    The Secretariat of the Association was set up
    in Kathmandu on 17 January 1987.
     The objectives of the Association as outlined in
    the SAARC Charter are:
    To promote the welfare of the peoples of
    South Asia and to improve their quality of life; to
    accelerate economic growth, social progress and
    cultural development in the region and to
    provide all individuals the opportunity to live in
    dignity and to realize their full potentials;
    to promote and strengthen collective self-reliance
    among the countries of South Asia; to contribute to
    mutual trust, understanding and appreciation of one
    another’s problems; to promote active collaboration
    and mutual assistance in the economic, social,
    cultural, technical and scientific fields; to strengthen
    cooperation with other developing countries; to
    strengthen cooperation among themselves in
    international forums on matters of common
    interests; and to cooperate with international and
    regional organizations with similar aims and
    purposes.
    SUMMARY

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