“Trade is the engine to reduce poverty,” said Magali Silva Velarde-Alvarez, Peru’s Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism and Chair of the 2016 APEC Ministers Responsible for Trade Meeting, which begins on Tuesday. Source: APEC News feed
Focus is on solidifying trade and growth while mitigating emerging sustainability challenges in the Pacific Rim. Source: APEC News feed
Findings from the latest APEC Energy Demand and Supply Outlook are prompting officials to take further steps to boost sustainability within the sector. Source: APEC News feed
The public and private sectors are partnering to boost innovation needed to ensure food security in the world’s most populous region amid escalating climate change threats. Source: APEC News feed
John WestAUSPECC Trade and regional integration must become more inclusive in the Asia-Pacific in order to win the support of public opinion, writes John West. This note is inspired by the excellent press release, “Regional Solutions Needed for Global Challenges”, issued by the Pacific Economic Cooperation Council (PECC) following a recent conference in Jakarta which
To raise awareness of the potential for mobile technology to enable small businesses, APEC has launched a mobile video competition inviting small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs to share their stories about how they have used mobile internet technologies to develop and grow commercial ideas. Source: APEC News feed
The forces of globalization that have lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty and powered growth in the Asia-Pacific are being increasingly tested. Source: APEC News feed
Small business development officials from the APEC region are bridging gaps in access and use of digital technologies. Source: APEC News feed
Representatives of the APEC Business Advisory Council meeting in Port Moresby fleshed out recommendations to present to the region’s Trade Ministers. Source: APEC News feed
Indonesia’s Minister of Trade, Mr. Thomas Lembong stressed the importance of public process and communications to explain the benefits of trade to “men and women on the street” in very simple terms without which there will not be public support for regional economic integration. He was speaking at the concluding panel discussion on the opportunities
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