Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
2010年10月28日 · Addressing Economic Fragility: Core Reforms and Cooperation to Strengthen APEC’s Future
About APEC
APEC's structure is based on both a "bottom-up" and "top-down" approach. Four core committees and their respective working groups provide strategic policy recommendations to APEC leaders and ministers who annually set the vision for overarching goals and initiatives.
History - APEC
APEC economic leaders meet for the first time and outline APEC’s vision of “stability, security and prosperity for our peoples.” Mexico and Papua New Guinea join APEC. 1992 • Bangkok, Thailand. APEC ministers hold their fourth ministerial meeting. 1991 • Seoul, Korea. APEC ministers hold their third meeting.
Member Economies - APEC
Shifting into Sustainability: APEC’s Role in Steering a Greener EV Battery Supply Chain. Singapore, 29 September 2024
Mission Statement - APEC
APEC is the premier Asia-Pacific economic forum. Our primary goal is to support sustainable economic growth and prosperity in the Asia-Pacific region.
Achievements and Benefits - APEC
Since 2004, APEC has implemented predictable and transparent regulatory practices across the region. For example, APEC members have made great strides in ensuring new government laws are publicly communicated and their cost and benefits …
How APEC Operates
APEC - A Multilateral Economic Forum Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) operates as a cooperative, multilateral economic and trade forum. It is the only international intergovernmental grouping in the world committed to reducing barriers to trade and investment without requiring its members to enter into legally binding obligations.
APEC Business Travel Card (ABTC)
The Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Business Travel Card (ABTC) facilitates short-term business travel within the APEC region by streamlining the entry process into APEC economies.
News Releases - APEC
Strengthening Ties: APEC Ministers Drive Forward Equitable Trade and Inclusive Growth Goals
Frequently Asked Questions - APEC
The 21 APEC member economies collectively account for more than half of world real GDP in purchasing power parity (PPP); this was a total of about US$35.8 trillion for all APEC economies in 2011. APEC economies also account for over 44 percent of total world trade.