Presentation On ASEAN

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A S E A N
What is ASEAN ?
LOGO OF ASEAN
Logo Color Symbol
Blue-Peace and Stability

White-Purity
V
Red- Courage AND Dynamism
Yellow- Prosperity
ESTABLISHED ON
8 AUGUST, 1969
IN BANGKOK, THAILAND
Five Founders of ASEAN
NARCISO ADAM THORAT ABDUL RAZAK S.

RAMOS
Philippines MALIK THOMAN RAJARATHAM
Indonesia Thailand Malaysia Singapore
ASEAN Member Countries
MOTO
ONE VISION, ONE IDENTITY,
ONE COMMUNITY
Principles Of ASEAN
Mutual respect for the independence, sovereignty, equality,
territorial integrity, and national identity of all nations.
The right of every state to lead its national existence free from
external interference, subversion or coercion.
Non-interference in the internal affairs of one another.
Settlement of differences or disputes by peaceful manner
Renunciation of the threat or use of force
Effective cooperation among themselves.

Main Purposes Of ASEAN
To speed up economic growth, social
progress and cultural development
among its members
Protection of the peace and stability of the

region.
Promote ASEAN identity

Main Purposes Of ASEAN
Preserve Southeast Asia as a Nuclear
Weapon- Free Zone and free of all other
weapons of mass destruction.
Provide opportunities for the member

countries to discuss differences peacefully
ASEAN VISION 2020
A Concert of Southeast Asian Countries
A Partnership in Dynamic Development
An outward-looking ASEAN
A community of caring society

Joint Development Programs
Increase Food Production
Promote Tourism
Ease Travel restrictions and
Enhance cooperation on the field of mass media through

exchanges of radio and television programs.
Plans were also put in place to liberalize trade among

members in a bid to improve intraregional trade.
ASEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY
(AEC)
ESTABLISHED IN 2015
Has a market of US$2.6 trillion and
over 622 million people
5 Key Factors fuel E-commerce in ASEAN
Rise of Middle Class
Greater mobile/Internet penetration
More supply of new e-commerce players
Increasing logistic option
Alternative Payment
Management of customer
expectations and perception
•High Customer service needs
for small purchase
•Trust in online payment
•Securing Supply Chain
Lack of reliable ,
low cost logistics
infrastructure
Lack of robust •Local contracts ,
ecosystem & CHALLENGES deals , localization
In for each ASEAN
foreign country
E-commerce
ownership •Fulfillment of
infrastructure not
regulations
build to serve the
Cross border commerce issues scale of e-
•Inconsistent duties commerce scale.
•Logistics , taxes , customs
clearance , Payment method
•Corruption
CONCERN OF ASEAN
A zone of peace, freedom and neutrality
Establish a peace and stable Southeast Asia where its nation are
at peace with itself and conflict have been eliminated , through
abiding law of justice and the rule of law
Territorial and other disputes are resolved by peaceful means
Envision the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation functioning as a

binding code of conduct for our governments and people.

AFTA
ASEAN FREE TRADE AREA
AGREED ON SINGAPORE
SUMMIT
1992
OBJECTIVES OF AFTA
Create single market based on international

production
Attract foreign direct investments
Expand intra-ASEAN trade and investments.

CEPT
Common Effective Preferential Tariff

ESTABLISHED SCHEDULE BY AFTA ON
1992
OBJECTIVE OF
CEPT
Increase the “region’s competitive
advantage as a production base for the
world market”

BENEFIT OF CEPT
External tariff on imported goods
ASEAN members are to apply a tariff rate of

0 to 5 per cent
Rapid economic growth in the early 1990s

ADVANTAGES OF ASEAN
ACCESS TO BIGGER MARKET
PREFERENTIAL MARKET ACCESS
HIGHER PROFITIBILITY
LOWER COSTS
RISK DIVERSIFICATION
PEACE AND SUSTAINABILITY
MORE INNOVATION
MAJOR ISSUE FACED BY ASEAN
ENLARGEMENT
COMPLEX REGIOINAL SECURITY
LAEDERSHIP TRANSITION
IMPLEMENTATION OF AFTA
VIOLATIONS AND CONFLICT IN COMBODIA
CONSTRUCTIVE INTERVENTION
ASEAN SETTING CHILD RIGHTS
1.All children have all the Rights without any
discrimination
2. Every child has the special right to develop
physically and spiritually
3. The right of having a name and nationality
4. The right of special care, protection and basic
human rights
5. The right to get special care if handicapped in
any way
6. The right to get love and understanding
specially from parents and family... If not-
Government
7. Right if Education and guidance
8. Right to always be among the first to get
help
9. Right to be protected against cruel acts
10. Right to be taught peace, tolerance,
understanding and friendship among all
people
SOURCES
Source: https://unavancouver.wordpress.com/2017/02/26/the-role-of-asean-in-2017/
Source: https://asean.org/
Source: https://www.britannica.com/topic/ASEAN
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_of_Southeast_Asian_Nations
SOURCE: https://www.usasean.org/regions/asean/afta/common-effective-preferential-tariff

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Blue-Peace and Stability

NARCISO ADAM THORAT ABDUL RAZAK S.

Non-interference in the internal affairs of one another.

Settlement of differences or disputes by peaceful manner

Renunciation of the threat or use of force

Effective cooperation among themselves.

Protection of the peace and stability of the

Promote ASEAN identity

Provide opportunities for the member

A Concert of Southeast Asian Countries

A Partnership in Dynamic Development

A community of caring society

Ease Travel restrictions and

Enhance cooperation on the field of mass media through

Plans were also put in place to liberalize trade among

Rise of Middle Class

Greater mobile/Internet penetration

More supply of new e-commerce players

Increasing logistic option

Territorial and other disputes are resolved by peaceful means

Envision the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation functioning as a

Create single market based on international

Attract foreign direct investments

Expand intra-ASEAN trade and investments.

Common Effective Preferential Tariff

ASEAN members are to apply a tariff rate of

Rapid economic growth in the early 1990s

ACCESS TO BIGGER MARKET

PREFERENTIAL MARKET ACCESS

PEACE AND SUSTAINABILITY

COMPLEX REGIOINAL SECURITY

VIOLATIONS AND CONFLICT IN COMBODIA

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