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Bangladesh, Norway and Switzerland become ASEF members
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Welcoming new ASEM members
Bangladesh, Norway and Switzerland officially joined the ASEM political dialogue process during the enlargement ceremony held at the 9th Asia-Europe Meeting Summit (ASEM9) in Vientiane (5-6 November 2012). This brings the total number of ASEM members to 51 partners. ASEF Executive Director, Ambassador ZHANG Yan, was present at the Summit during this ceremony.
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ASEM Outlook Report published
For the first time in this series, an ASEM Outlook Report has been published in advance of the workshop. The ASEM Outlook Report serves as a key resource to better understand the forces influencing Asia-Europe relations today. More…
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ASEF’s first activity in New Zealand
Held at the Parliament building in Wellington, the seminar, “Mutual Perceptions of Asia and the EU in a Changing Global Environment – The view from New Zealand”, was hosted by Charles Chauvel MP, Chairman of the New Zealand – EU Parliamentary Friendship Group. More…
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Securing food supply
Participants used the ASEF-ASAP (Accurate Scenarios Active Preparedness) scenarios to frame expected challenges that can disrupt the functioning of the food sector in case of a possible pandemic. More…
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Students: our future leaders
About 100 university, government and industry leaders, students and representatives of international organisations participated in this conference. More…
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Work it
Work It! brings together 11 female performing artists from 11 Asian and European countries for a 10-day residency in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (8-17 November 2012). More…
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Asia-Europe summit gets underway in Vientianne, Laos
ABC Radio Australia, 5 November 2012 Read…
Human connection helps Asia and Europe United
Bormeo Post, 8 November 2012 Read…
Asia-Europe experts call for sustainable development goals
The Online Citizen, 21 November 2012 Read…
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Editors’ Roundtable Highlights
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Social Determinants of Migrants’ Health Across Asia and Europe
ASEF Public Health Network’s latest publication
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The Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) promotes greater mutual understanding between Asia and Europe through intellectual, cultural and people-to-people exchanges. Through ASEF, civil society concerns are included as a vital component of deliberations of the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM). ASEF was established in February 1997 by the participating governments of ASEM and has since implemented over 600 projects, engaging over 17,000 direct participants as well as reaching out to a much wider audience in Asia and Europe.
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