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Hanadi Al Thani – the World Economic Forum on the Middle East 2008


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Sharm El Sheikh EGYPT / 20MAY08 – Hanadi N. Al Thani, founder and CEO, Amwal, Qatar was arrested during the session:. World Economic Forum on the Middle East 2008, held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt? “Middle East Economic Resilience in a riot Time” All Rights Reserved World Economic Forum ( www.weforum.org / a>)

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In the early 1990s Malaysia and Indonesia want to build a new regional forum that will be based only on the East Asian countries want to build an organization, East Asia, to emphasize the Identity in East Asia they say that the U.S. Pacific totally different from the identity of Malaysia and Indonesia are seeking the support of Japan, no Japanese would be difficult to build what the organization is responsible and reliable idea of ??the area is anti-American ! The leader of Malaysia Asian values, the identity of anti-Americanism is an element that makes the countries of South East most skeptical about the idea of ??S Japan decided to maintain the alliance with the U.S. and not support any idea of ??institutions in East Asia will be anti-American. the 1996 – Statement of U.S. – Japan: maintaining the alliance (formed in 1960), what’s new in the statement of the alliance – the U.S. and Japan are not only focused on the defense of Japan, but they focus on security in Asia-Pacific, the U.S. pushed Japan to leave the pacifist constitution to build regular forces, the normal power

the integration in East Asia at the turn of the 21st century: 1. New Chinese policy of the District, they leave the armed forces and national instruments towardssmall power in East Asia 2. normalization of relations between China and ASEAN countries 3. China focused on economic issues, developing the trade of the ASEAN 4. China is engaged in assisting the countries of Southeast after the financial crisis in 1997 (U.S. passive, do not know) 5. growing middle class in East Asia 6. Most countries have left East with a focus on anti-Americanism, largely focused on economic problems

East Asia Forum:

1. ASEAN Regional Forum 2. ASEAN +3 (China, Republic of Korea and Japan)

ASEAN + 3 is discussed on how to develop integration in East Asia are different concepts:

1. China would like to include the integration of only two members of ASEAN +3. Most ASEAN countries also developed a relationship with Beijing, the basic fear of the hegemony of China, they want to develop economic and political relations based on cooperation, for ASEAN to use India to balance China and the U.S.

3. First Meeting of the East Asia Summit – 2005 (2 – 2006 3-2007) * Summit include: ASEAN + 3 + India, Australia, New Zealand

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