December 20, 2011 at 2:00 pm
China seems to be the catchword nowadays, with every industry eager to jump onto the bandwagon to tap the growing market that this country is. So it hardly comes as surprise that Asean as a group would want to be left out. This has led to an Asean-China Center was officially launched during the 14th Asean-China Summit here on Friday to strengthen Asean-China cooperation in the trade, tourism, education and cultural fields, as reported by a news agency.
Apparently, the launching of the ASEAN-China Center marks the 20th year of ASEAN-China relations, according to the Secretary General of the Asean-China Center Ma Mingqiang told the press after the Asean-China Summit.
The launching of the ASEAN-China Center marks the 20th year of ASEAN-China relations
Where tourism is concerned, we can’t help but wonder if we will see lots of attractive and value-for money products soon.
Read the full article below:
An Asean-China Center was officially launched during the 14th Asean-China Summit here on Friday to strengthen Asean-China cooperation in the trade, tourism, education and cultural fields, reports Antara news agency.
“The launching of the ASEAN-China Center marks the 20th year of ASEAN-China relations,” Secretary General of the Asean-China Center Ma Mingqiang told the press after the Asean-China Summit.
The center’s establishment also reflected the resolve of the leaders of Asean and China to strengthen the existing cooperation, he said.
The decision to set up the Asean-China Center to intensify bilateral cooperation was made by the two sides a long time ago.
The MOU on forming the Beijing-based Asean-China Center was signed in 2009 and an Asean-China Virtual Center was launched on the sidelines of the 13th Asean-China Summit in 2010 in Hanoi, Vietnam.
“And now we witnessed the launching of the actual Asean-China Center as a non-profit organization to promote every activity of the bilateral cooperation in the fields of trade, tourism, education and culture,” Mingqiang said.
The Asean leaders held a meeting with Chinese President Hu Jintao at the 14th Asean-China Summit to discuss among other things cooperation between China and Asean in protecting stability, security and peace in the region, including in the South China Sea.
The Asean leaders attended the 19th Asean Summit here on Thursday. On Friday, they held summits with their dialog partners China, Japan, India, and South Korea.
On Saturday, the Sixth East Asian Summit (EAS) will be opened in the presence of the leaders of Asean, China, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, and the United States.
Source: Bernama
Photo (c) matt512
Asean-China Centre To Boost Cooperation In Tourism
December 20, 2011 at 2:00 pm
China seems to be the catchword nowadays, with every industry eager to jump onto the bandwagon to tap the growing market that this country is. So it hardly comes as surprise that Asean as a group would want to be left out. This has led to an Asean-China Center was officially launched during the 14th Asean-China Summit here on Friday to strengthen Asean-China cooperation in the trade, tourism, education and cultural fields, as reported by a news agency.
Apparently, the launching of the ASEAN-China Center marks the 20th year of ASEAN-China relations, according to the Secretary General of the Asean-China Center Ma Mingqiang told the press after the Asean-China Summit.
The launching of the ASEAN-China Center marks the 20th year of ASEAN-China relations
Where tourism is concerned, we can’t help but wonder if we will see lots of attractive and value-for money products soon.
Read the full article below:
An Asean-China Center was officially launched during the 14th Asean-China Summit here on Friday to strengthen Asean-China cooperation in the trade, tourism, education and cultural fields, reports Antara news agency.
“The launching of the ASEAN-China Center marks the 20th year of ASEAN-China relations,” Secretary General of the Asean-China Center Ma Mingqiang told the press after the Asean-China Summit.
The center’s establishment also reflected the resolve of the leaders of Asean and China to strengthen the existing cooperation, he said.
The decision to set up the Asean-China Center to intensify bilateral cooperation was made by the two sides a long time ago.
The MOU on forming the Beijing-based Asean-China Center was signed in 2009 and an Asean-China Virtual Center was launched on the sidelines of the 13th Asean-China Summit in 2010 in Hanoi, Vietnam.
“And now we witnessed the launching of the actual Asean-China Center as a non-profit organization to promote every activity of the bilateral cooperation in the fields of trade, tourism, education and culture,” Mingqiang said.
The Asean leaders held a meeting with Chinese President Hu Jintao at the 14th Asean-China Summit to discuss among other things cooperation between China and Asean in protecting stability, security and peace in the region, including in the South China Sea.
The Asean leaders attended the 19th Asean Summit here on Thursday. On Friday, they held summits with their dialog partners China, Japan, India, and South Korea.
On Saturday, the Sixth East Asian Summit (EAS) will be opened in the presence of the leaders of Asean, China, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, and the United States.
Source: Bernama
Photo (c) matt512
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