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2007 World Economic Forum on East Asia ends
26 Jun '07
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• Asian Leadership: Building a common agenda shared by China, Japan, India, Korea and ASEAN on key regional challenges
• Risk Management: Putting energy and environmental issues at the top of the agenda of regional institutions
• Sustainable Growth: Improving energy security and efficiency in major consuming countries in Asia
• Competitiveness: Adapting to the continued growth and rising economic influence of China and India
At the conclusion of the session, Nor Mohamed Yakcop, Malaysia's Second Minister of Finance, invited participants to take part in the next World Economic Forum on East Asia in Kuala Lumpur on 15-16 June 2008.
• Risk Management: Putting energy and environmental issues at the top of the agenda of regional institutions
• Sustainable Growth: Improving energy security and efficiency in major consuming countries in Asia
• Competitiveness: Adapting to the continued growth and rising economic influence of China and India
At the conclusion of the session, Nor Mohamed Yakcop, Malaysia's Second Minister of Finance, invited participants to take part in the next World Economic Forum on East Asia in Kuala Lumpur on 15-16 June 2008.
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