The 21st century has been described as the Pacific century as the economic centre of gravity shifts east. The rise of China coupled with the strong growth of India and the nations that form
Jakarta – In a bid to support the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) 2015, the ASEAN Business Club (ABC) had just launched the ‘Lifting-the-Barriers Report’ at the Grand Hyatt on Friday, November 29, 2013. Focusing
Jakarta : Pelemahan nilai tukar mata uang sejumlah negara Asia Tenggara dalam beberapa bulan terakhir tak cukup kuat menjadi alasan berlakunya mata uang tunggal ASEAN. Apalagi jika mata uang yang dibuat dimaksudkan untuk menandingi
Jakarta – ASEAN Business Club menyatakan, ada enam sektor di ASEAN yang patut dijaga kestabilannya di tengah tekanan krisis global. Sektor perbankan merupakan salah satu sektor yang sangat rentan terhadap perubahan khususnya kondisi perekonomian
JAKARTA: The Asean Business Club, a group of business leaders, has launched a report calling for clarity on the goals of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations’ integration. The report titled “Lifting the Barriers”
JAKARTA: The Asean Business Club (ABC) launched the Lifting-The-Barriers (LTB) Reports yesterday, a white paper outlining possible solutions to critical bottlenecks and barriers hindering free trade in the region, such as economic nationalism, labour
Business leaders from the ASEAN Business Club have said that the governments of ASEAN member states needed to encourage and support their private sectors to utilize the benefits of integration in the forthcoming 2015
In a bid to support the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) 2015, the ASEAN Business Club (ABC) had just launched the ‘Lifting-the-Barriers Report’ at the Grand Hyatt on Friday, November 29, 2013, a white paper
Overview of Lifting-The-Barriers Reports for Munir Majid Advisor to the Lifting-The-Barriers Initiative Lifting-The-Barriers Report Launch 29 November 2013 – Your Excellency Le Luong Minh Secretary General of ASEAN Dato Sri Nazir Razak Group Chief
As anti-government protests drag on, some top businesspeople are voicing concerns about the potential damage to regional competitiveness and the all-important tourism industry, but at least one rating agency says there is no reason