BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//https://www.pecc.org///NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.10.15// METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260415T165343UTC-4934u2ckdX@https://www.pecc.org/ DTSTAMP:20260415T165343Z DESCRIPTION: \;Thirteenth PECC General Meeting 'The Pacific E-conomy in the 21st Century' Manila\, Philippines 21 to 23 October 1999 Makati Shan gri-La Hotel\n \;\n\n\n\n\nThursday\, October 21 \n\n\n\n\n0830 - 0900 \n\n\nWelcome Remarks\n\nMr. Roberto R. Romulo\, Chairman\, Pacific Econom ic Cooperation Council\; Chairman\, Philippine Foundation for Global Conce rns\, Inc. \n\nStatement from the Previous Host Committee\n\nSenator Edgar do Boeninger\, Chile \n\nOpening Remarks \n\nHon. Domingo L. Siazon\, Jr.\ , Secretary of Foreign Affairs\, Philippines \n\n\n\n\n\n \;\n\n\nPle nary Session I: Managing the New Global Economy\nGlobalization and technol ogy have brought closer the reality of borderless economies. But the exist ing global economic architecture is no longer adequate in smoothing the tr ansition toward greater global economic integration. Significant barriers still exist particularly inside borders. On the other hand\, greater mobil ity of goods and resources across borders has led to unintended adverse co nsequences. The three panels in this plenary session discuss the parameter s in designing new governance mechanisms that would ensure the free flow o f goods\, services and capital while minimizing their potentially distrupt ive effects. \n\n\n\n\n1030 -1100\n\n\nManaging the New Global Economy Iss ues related to the need for coherence in global economic governance\, give n the interrelatedness of trade in goods and services\, and investment and financial flows.\nSession Chair: \n\nAmbassador Nobuo Matsunaga\, Chairma n\, Japan National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation\; Advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs\n\nSpeakers:\n\nHon. Seiji Shimpo\, Vice- Minister for International Economic Affairs\, Economic Planning Agency\, J apan\nDr. Joseph E. Stiglitz\, Senior Vice President and Chief Economist\, World Bank\nMr. Seiichi Kondo\, Deputy Secretary-General\, Organization f or Economic Cooperation and Development\nDr. Kim Kihwan\, Chairman\, Korea National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation\; Chairman and Chief Executive Officer\, Media Valley\, Korea\nDr. Peter A. Petri\, Dean\, Grad uate School of International Economics and Finance\, Brandeis University\, U.S.A \n\n\n\n\n\n1015 -1030\n\n\nCoffee/Tea Break \n\n\n\n\n1030 - 1145 \n\n\nCurrent Trade Realities and the WTO: A need for New Rules? Issues re lated to WTO 2000. Specifically\, as the world trading system draws closer to the reality of borderless economies\, what new rules and disciplines a re required to ensure that this is not negated by new restricitions or wea k internal market mechanisms? What role can the WTO play in helping enable developing economies to benefit from this development? \nSession Chair: \n\nMs. Kerrin M. Vautier\, CMG\, Chair\, New Zealand Committee for Pacifi c Economic Cooperation\; Consulting Research Economist\, Director of Fletc her Challenge Ltd.\, New Zealand\n\nSpeakers:\n\nH.E. Prof. Rahadi Ramela* \, Minister of Industry and Trade\, Indonesia\nHon. Zhou Keren\, Vice Mini ster\, Moftec\, China\nHon. Dr. Wang Chih-Kang\, Minister of Economic Affa irs\, Chinese-Taipei\nHon. Lilia R. Bautista\, Undersecretary of Trade and Industry\, Philippines\nDr. Mari Pangestu\, Director\, Centre for Strateg ic and International Studies\, Indonesia\n\nPanelists:\n\nMr. Donald M. Ph illips\, Assistant Trade Representative for Asia Pacific &\; APEC\, U.S .A\nProfessor Shujiro Urata\, Professor of Economics\, School of Social Sc iences\, Waseeda University\nDr Ludolf-Georg von Wartenberg\, Director Gen eral\, Bundesverband der Deustchen Industrie e.V.\, Germany \n\n\n\n\n\n12 00-1230\n\n\nKeynote Address: Asia Pacific in a New Century: A Philippine View \n\nH.E. Joseph E. Estrada\, President\, Republic of the Philippines \n\n\n\n\n\n1230-1400\n\n\nLunch Break\n\n\n\n\n1415-1545\n\n\nNew Financi al Architechture What is the scope for global and regional initiatives to achieve the goal of promoting the international flow of capital while mini mizing their destabilizing effects?\nSession Chair:\n\nDr. Jesus P. Estani slao\, University Professor\, University of Asia and the Pacific\n\nSpeake rs:\n\nHon. Rafael Buenaventura\, Governor\, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas\, Philippines\nProf. Huang Weiping\, Professor\, Dean\, School of Economics \, Renmin University of China\nMr. Hisaya Nara\, Chairman\, Mitsubishi Res earch Institute\, Inc.\, Japan\n\nPanelists: \n\nDr. Jorge Marshall\, Vice President of the Board of Governor\, Central Bank of Chile\nProf. Akira K ohsaka\, Coordinator\, Pacific Economic Outlook Structure Project \n\n\n\n \n1545-1600\n\nCoffee/Tea Break \n\n\n\n \;\n\nPlenary Session II: Bui lding Blocs of the New Global Economy\nWhat is the link between the differ ent regional structures and how can they complement the fast-evolving glob al market system? Current formal arrangements - APEC\, ASEM\, EU\, cross-A tlantic alliances\, and inter-American partnerships-which are based on geo graphic\, economic\, and political parameters\, must be supplemented by pa rtnerships across regions and continents. The search for a new global arch itecture in trade and finance requires closer exchange and understanding t hrough new modes of interregional cooperation. \n\n\n\n\n1600-1630\n\n\nRe alities That Will Shape the 21st Century: The View from Europe Responding to the challenges of the 21st Century from a Europe Perspective\n Session Chair: \n\nSir Derek Hornby\, Co-Chairman Philippine-British Business Coun cil\, United Kingdom\n\nKeynote Speaker:\n\nHon. Michel Rocard\, Former Pr ime Minister\, France\; Honorary Chairman\, France (Pacific Territories) N ational Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation \n\n\n\n\n\n1630-1800\n \n\nCooperation Among Regions: Asia\, Europe and the Americas Given their increasing profileration and importance\, how can regional economic groupi ngs complement and support the new global economic architecture? And consi dering the differences in their composition and structures what new modes of cooperation between these groupings would best serve this purpose?\nSes sion Chair: \n\nMr Jusuf Wanandi\, Chairman\, Indonesia National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation\; Chairman\, Supervisory Board\, Centre for Strategic and International Studies\, Indonesia\n\nSpeakers:\n\nHon. G loria Macapagal-Arroyo\, Vice President\, Republic of the Philippines\nDr. Jeffrey Len-Song Koo\, Chairman\, Chinese Taipei Pacific Economic Coopera tion Committee\; Chairman &\; CEO\, Chinatrust Commercial Bank\, Chines e-Taipei\nHon. Carlos Mladinic\, Secretary General\, Government of Chile\n Dr. Eckhard Cordes\, Member of the Board of Management\, Daimler-Chrysler \nMr. Toru Kusukawa\, Chairman of the Board of Counselors\, Fuji Research Institute Corp.\; Member\, ABAC Japan\nPanelists:\nMr. Minoru Murofushi\, Chairman\, Itochu Corporation \nMr Clyde V. Prestowitz\, Jr.\, Founder and President\, Economic Strategy Institute\, U.S.A. \n\n\n\n\n\n1830-2030\n \n\nWelcome Reception \n\n\n\n\nFriday\, October 22 \n\n\n\n\n0830-0915\n \n\nPlenary Session III: The Digital Economy in the 21st Century\n As the information revolution takes hold of the world\, it is important to begin imagining the shape and contours of the digital economy\, wherein IT boost s productivity\, lowers transaction costs\, and provides small and medium enterprises with efficient access to information and markets. How do we ma ke such an economy a reality?\nSession Chair:\n\nAmbassador Yang Chengxu\, Chairman\, China National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation\; Pr esident\, China Institute of International Studies\n\nKeynote Speakers:\n \nHon. K.C. Kwong\, Secretary for IT and Broadcasting\, Hong Kong SAR\nDr. Friedrich Froeschl\, President and CEO\, Siemens Business Services\, GmbH &\;CO. OHG\nMr. Sayling Wen\, Group Vice Chairman\, Inventec Group\, Ch inese-Taipei\n\n\n\n\n\n0930-1200\; 1400-1730 (Break-out Rooms) \n\n\nConc urrent Conferences and Workshops Three concurrent conferences (Sustainabl e Cities\, Towards the Asia Pacific Information Society and Energy and the Environment) and two by-invitation-only concurrent workshops (on open reg ionalism and university students and strategic management and governance i ssues in the Asia Pacific)\n\n\n\n\n \;\n\n\nConcurrent Conference I: Sustainable Cities Sixty-seven cities in Asia Pacific have populations of over one million people\, not including city-states and megalopolises. Urb an growth rates in the region have reached world-record levels\, ranging f rom 2 to 5% per annum. Recent environmental pressures are now forcing chan ges in the way governments manage urbanization\, as are people's expectati ons for a better quality life. How should the effects of rapid urbanizatio n be managed in order to deliver and sustain adequate living conditions fo r city dwellers.\nConference Chair:\n\nHon. Joselito Atienza\, Mayor\, Cit y of Manila\, Republic of the Philippines\n\nConference Coordinator:\n\nDr . Jacques Gravereau\, President\, HEC Eurasia Institute\; Chairman\, Franc e (Pacific Territories) PEC \n\nAffordable Services Water supply and treat ment\, community mass-transportation systems\, social housing\, multi-util ities\, social infrastructure.\nSession Chair:\n\nHon. Joselito Atienza\, Mayor\, City of Manila\, Republic of the Philippines\n\nSpeakers:\n\nMr. J ean Louis Diefenbacher\, Chairman and CEO\, Vivendi Asia Pacific\nMr. Alai n Fabry\, Senior Vice President for International Affairs\, Suez Lyonnaise des Eaux\nMr. Jose Gabriel D. Olives\, President\, Maynilad Water Service s\, Inc.\n\n \;\nClear Cities The role of the private car in the city\ , waste management\, and clean energy.\nSession Chair:\n\nMr. Stephen Bran don\, Executive Director\, Corporate Development\, BG plc\n\nSpeakers:\n\n Ms. Adrienne Keane\, Program Director\, Clean up Australia &\; Clean Up the World\nMr. Michael Kesztenbaum\, New Ventures Director\, BG plc\nMr. Edwin Khew Teck Fook\, Chairman\, Singapore Association for Environment Co mpanies\n\n \;\nEfficient Urban Management Balanced development of cit ies\; public/private decision-making and partnerships for the financing an d management of urban development.\nSession Chair:\n\nDr. Jacques Graverea u\, President\, HEC Eurasia Institute\; Chair\, FPT PECC\n\nSpeakers:\n\nP rofessor Chris Kissling\, Professor of Transport Studies\, Division of Env ironmental Management and Design\, Lincoln University\, New Zealand\nDr. K usbiantoro\, Director\, Urban Regional Development Institute of Indonesia \nMr. Lee Changwoo\, Director\, Department of Urban Environment\, Seoul De velopment Institute\nMs. Matha Nino Sulkowska\, Director\, Ministry for En vironment\, Natural Resources and Fisheries\, Mexico\n\n \;\nCities in Progress New technologies for the 21st century\, heritage and the managem ent of cultural assets\, cooperation between cities and the information ag e.\nSession Chair:\n\nHon. Michel Rocard\, Former Prime Minister\, Republi c of France\n\nSpeakers:\n\nMr. Joselito Atienza\, Mayor\, City of Manila\ , Philippines\nMr. Hajimu Fujii\, Mayor\, Sendai\, Japan\nMr. Jiang Jin\, Mayor\, Jiangmen City\, Guangdong Province\, China\nMr. Roger Wilkins\, Di rector General\, Cabinet Office of New South Wales\, Australia\nMr. Zhang Haosheng\, Senior Advisor of Tianjin Municipality Government\, Former Vice Mayor\, Tianjin\n\n\n\n\n\n \;\n\n\nConcurrent Conference II: Towards the Asia-Pacific Information Society Few Asia-Pacific economies are prepa red for the information revolution\, and the region's current state of inf ormation technology (IT) development\, in terms of infrastructure and actu al deployment\, has not yet reached optiomum levels. Computer literacy rat es remain low\, and governments have been slow to incorporate IT into thei r daily operations.\nConference Chair:\n\nDr. Mark Borthwick\, Executive D irector\, United States National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperatio n\n\nConference Coordinator:\n\nDr. Emmanuel C. Lallana\, Director of Prog rams\, Carlos P. Romulo Foundation\n\n \;\nDeveloping Asia-Pacific Net worked Economies Can the region's enterprises harness the potentials of di gital commerce? What does the Asia-Pacific region gain from increased elec tronic cross-border transactions\, regional interconnection\, etc.? What l egal and policy reforms are required to create networked economies?\nSessi on Chair:\n\nMr. Keith Chang\, Director\, Business Development Division\, Information and Communications Branch\, Industry Canada\n\nSpeakers:\n\nMs . Mary Clare Fitzgerald\, Executive Director\, EconForum\; Counsel\, Trout man Sanders LLP\, Washington\, U.S.A.\nMs. Laina Raveendran Greene\, Membe r\, International Advisory Group (Singapore). PECC Telecom and Infocommuni cations Forum\; Chief Executive Officer\, Getlt Pte. Ltd.\nMr. Gil V. Guan io\, President and Chief Executive Officer\, Software Ventures Internation al Corporation\, Philippines\nMr. Todd Ramsey*\, General Manager for Globa l Government Industry\, IBM\, U.S.A.\nMr. Dinesh Senan\, Chairman\, Infote l\, Singapore National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation\; Chairm an &\; CEO\, Connect! Pte. Ltd.\, Singapore\n\n \;\nBuilding the As ia-Pacific Information Infrastructure Physical infrastructure requirements for the APII\, its costs\, benefits\, and time considerations\; a roadmap for the ASEAN Information Infrastructure.\nSession Chair:\n\nMs. Janet Pe arce-Stenzel\, Executive Director\, PECC Tel\n\nSpeakers:\n\nHon. Dr. Yaac ob Ibrahim\, Parliamentary Secretary\, Ministry of Communication and Infor mation Technology\, Singapore\nDatuk Wira Mohd Said bin Mohd Ali\, Chief E xecutive\, Telekom Malaysia\, Malaysia\nMr. John J. Legere*\, President\, Dell Corporation Asia Pacific and Dell Corporation Europe\, Midde East and Africa\nDr. Shyue-Ching Lu*\, President &\; Chief Executive Officer\, Chunghwa Telecom Co.\, Ltd. Chinese-Taipei\nMr. Masanobu Suzuki\, Presiden t\, NTT Communications Corp.\, Japan\nMr. Peter Yip*\, Vice Chairman\, Chi na Internet Communication\, Hong Kong\nMr. Zhang Jianbin\, Deputy Director \, Office of General Affairs\, China Telecom\n\n \;\nDeveloping Human Resources Issues in education\, research and development\, and human capit al development for network economies.\nSession Chair:\n\nDr. Paul Mu\, Cha irman\, PECC HRD Task Force\n\nSpeakers:\n\nMr. Richard Drobnick\, Vice Pr ovost for International Affairs\, University of Southern California\, U.S. A.\; Secretary\, APRU\, and Vice Chairman\, United States National Committ ee for Pacific Economic Cooperation\nMr Augusto C. Lagman\, Chairman &\ ; Chief Executive Officer\, Systems Standards Inc.\nMr. Rahul Patwardhan\, President\, Asia Pacific NIIT Ltd\nMr. Darren Rushworth\, Director for Ac ademin Initiative\, Oracle Corporation Asia Pacific Division\, Singapore \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nConcurrent Conference III: Emergy in Asia: Clearing Bot tlenecks to Future Growth In the coming century\, when Asia's economies re turn to levels of higher growth and as populations expand\, energy shortag es will likely occur. Such a scenario requires a serious examination of pr ospects for advancing an energy agenda. Some areas concerning Asia's energ y future are particularly salient: the outlook for supply and demand in th e region\; the prospects for tapping clean natural gas\, which is abundant in Asia\; and energy services liberalization.\nConference Chair\n\nHon. M ario Tiaoqui\, Secretary of Energy\, Republic of the Philippines\n\nConfer ence Coordinator\n\nMr Stephen Burns\, Coordinator\, PECC Energy Forum\n\n  \;\nAsian Energy Overview Supply and demand projections: Will project ed energy shortfalls slow the region's economic recovery? Fuel choice\, en vironmental considerations\, and the Kyoto Protocol: effects of growth and social impacts.\nSession Chair:\n\nSenator J. Bennett Johnston\, Chairman \, United States National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation\; Pre sident\, Johnston &\; Associates\, LLC\n\nSpeaker:\n\nMr. Jiao Yi'an\, COO\, State Power Corporation of China\nMr. Yoshihiko Sumi\, Sector Manage r\, Energy and Mining Sector\, East Asia and Pacific Region\, The World Ba nk\nMr. Agoes Triboesono\, Team Leader\, Asia Pacific Energy Reseatch Cent re (APERC)\, Japan\n\n \;\nEnergy Services Liberalization: The Future for Energy Industries? What are energy services and how do they affect dom estic industries and growth? Energy and the WTO GATS: Should energy be 'op en to negotiation'?\nSession Chair:\nSpeakers:\n\nDr. Dennis J. O'Brien\, Director\, Energy Economics and Policy\, Sarkeys Energy Center\, Universit y of Oklahoma\, U.S.A.\nMr. Katsuhiko Suetsugu\, Secretary General\, Asia Pacific Energy Forum\, Japan\nMs. Edith Terry\, Manager\, Global Affairs\, ENRON International Corporation\, U.S.A.\n\n \;\nNational Gas in Asia : Building Networks and Creating Markets Gas supplies\, markets\, and infr astructure: Why is gas in Asia underdeveloped? What can be done?\nSession Chair:\n\nMr. Antonio V. del Rosario\, President and CEO\, Trans-Asia Oil &\; Energy Development Corporation\, Philippines\n\nSpeakers:\n\nMr. Th omas Fisher\, Executive Vice President\, Unocal Corporation\nMr. David Gre er\, Managing Director\, Shell Philippines Exploration\nMr. Kiyoshi Sawamu ra\, Chief Operating Officer\, LNG Business Division\, Mitsubishi Corporat ion\nMr. Maurice Tallantyre\, Technical Director\, BG Technology\n\n \ ;\nMinister-Business Dialogue: Southeast Asian Gas Grid A public-private s ector dialogue on the issues surrounding the development of the Southeast Asian Gas Grid.\nSession Chair:\n\nHon. Mario V. Tiaoqui\, Secretary of En ergy\, Philippines\n\nASEAN Representatives:\n\nH.E. Dato' Paduka Haji Abu Hanafiah*\, Permanent Secretaty\, Ministry of Industry and Primary Resour ces\, Brunei Darussalam\nH.E. Sok An\, Senior Minister and Chairman\, Camb odian National Petroleum Authority\, Cambodia\nH.E. Soulivong Daravong*\, Minister of Industry and Handicrafts\, Laos\nH.E. BG (NS) George Yeo*\, Mi nister for Trade and Industry\, Singapore\nDr. Vichit Yamboonruang\, Execu tive Director\, E&\;P and Gas Sector Group\, Petroleum Authority of Tha iland\nMr. Ngo Thuong San\, President\, PETRO Viet Nam\n\nPrivate Sector P anel:\nChairman:\n\nMr. Roger C. Beach\, Chairman of the Board &\; CEO\ , Unocal Corporation\, U.S.A\n\nMembers:\n\nYbhg Dato' Hamzah\, Senior Vic e President\, Corporate Planning &\; Development Division\, PETRONAS\, Malaysia\nMr. David Natusch\, Managing Director\, Resource Development Ltd .\, New Zealand\nMr. J. Kenneth Thompson\, Senior Vice President\, Atlanti c Richfield Company (ARCO)\, U.S.A.\nDato' Hamdillah H.A. Wahab\, Executiv e Director\, Brunei LNG Senirian Berhad\, Brunei Darussalam\n\n\n\n\n\n&nb sp\;\n\n\nConcurrent Workshop A: Open Regionalism: Implications for Univer sity Students In building an Asia-Pacific community commited to free and o pen trade\, liberalization and market discipline have been stressed. But w ould open economies demand more open societies? Would open societies\, in turn\, demand more open networks through which universities and students c an interact more freely and cooperate more productively? How can universit y students take advantageof the changes that inevitably arise in more open societies?\nCoordinator:\n\nDr. Antonio N. Torralba\, Dean\, School of Ed ucation\, University of Asia and the Pacific\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nConcurrent Workshop B: Networking for Strategic Management and Governance in the AP R egion APEC has a vision that it seeks to realise within a specified timeta ble.It has Action Programs\, which detail the steps to be taken in the for eseeable future\, leading up to 2010 and 2020. Both the vision and Action Programs should now begin influencing the strategic management decisions o f corporations and institutions as they position themselves for the future . Schools of Management are expected to take the lead in helping corporati ons and institutions strategize in the more open\, liberalized environment of the Asia-Pacific region. They should be in the forefront of research t hat can guide businesses\, governments and social organizations in prepara tion for the inevitable changes of a more open\, interdependent future.\nC oordinator:\n\nDr. Jose Rene Gayo\, Dean\, School of Management\, Universi ty of Asia and the Pacific\n\nSpeaker:\n\nMr. Nelson Chang\, President\, C hia Hsi Cement\; Member\, APEC Business Advisory Council\, Chinese Taipei \n\n\n\n\n\n1200-1400\n\n\nLuncheon Keynote: Energy: Challenges and Opport unities in the 21st Century\nKeynote Speaker: \n\nH.E. Hugo Chavez Frias\, President\, Republic of Venezuela\n\n\n\n\n\n1900-2030\n\n\nGala Dinner \n\n\n\n\nSaturday\, 23 October \n\n\n\n\n0700-0815\n\n\nPECC Task Force P resentations\n\nPacific Economic Outlook\nPEO Structures\nScience and Tech nology\nFisheries \n\n\n\n\n \;\n\nPlenary Session IV: APEC in the 21s t Century\nWhile governments respond to the challenges of the next century \, what new roles should regional organizations like APEC take on? What ma kes APEC unique among organizations of its kind is its avowed goal of full y engaging the business and private sector in its work program. How far ha s APEC gone in achieving this goal? As APEC gears itself to face the chall enge of the 21st century\, it becomes even more critical that this process of engagement be made more effective to ensure that it does not lose its relevance.\n\n\n\n\n0830-0945\n\n\nSettling the New Regional Agenda As the only official\, non-government observer to APEC\, PECC has a special resp onsiblity of bringing forth the views of its tripartite membership of gove rnment\, business and academe. How can this process be enhanced and what r ole can PECC play?\nSession Chair:\n\nDr.Christopher Findlay\, Chairman\, Coordinating Group\, Pacific Economic Cooperation Council\n\nLead Presente r: 'PECC in APEC: Pushing in the Regional Cooperation Envelope'\n\nMr. Rob erto Romulo\, Chairman\, Pacific Economic Cooperation Council\n\nSpeakers: \n\nH.E. Rodolfo Severino\, Secretary General\, Association of Southeast A sian Nations Secretariat\nPehin Dato' Lim Jock Seng*\, Permanent Secretary \, Ministry of Foreign Affairs\, Brunei Darussalam\nMr. Timothy Ong Teck M ong\, Chairman\, APEC Business Advisory Council \n\n\n\n\n\n1000-1200\n\n \nAPEC's Second Wave APEC has been pivotal in moving trade and investment liveralization and facilitation forward during the region's period of pros perity. The Asian financial crisis\, however\, has brought APEC into uncha rted waters and its response has so far given rise to a perception of its being adrift. How can APEC be re-energized? What can APEC contribute to gl obal efforts to address the financial crisis? How can APEC be made into a more effective organization\, cpable of responding to present and future r egional crises?\nSession Chair:\nDistinguished Speakers:\n\nHon. Robert J. L. Hawke\, Former Prime Minister\, Australia\nHon. Ryutaro Hashimoto\, Fo rmer Prime Minister\, Government of Japan\nH.E. James Bolger\, Former Prim e Minister\, New Zealand\; Ambassador to the U.S.A\nHon. Fidel V. Ramos\, Former President\, Republic of the Philippines\n\nPanelists:\n\nAmbassador Richard Boucher\, U.S. Coordinator for APEC\, Department of State\, U.S.A .\nProfessor Ross Garnaut\, Asia Pacific School of Economics and Managemen t\, Australia National University\nDr. Charles E. Morrison*\, President\, East-West Center\nMr. Timothy Ong Teck Mong\, Chairman\, APEC Business Adv isory Council\nProf. Xiang-Mei Xiong\, Professor of Economics\, Nankai Uni versity\, People's Republic of China\n\n\n\n\n\n1230-1400\n\nLuncheon - Cl osing Ceremonies \n\n\n \;\n \;\n\n\n* \; To be confirmed \n&n bsp\;\n\n\n https://www.pecc.org/event-calendar/past-events/event/126-pecc -xiii-thirteenth-general-meeting DTSTART:19991021T000000Z DTEND:19991023T000000Z LOCATION:Makati Shangri-La Hotel - Philippines () SUMMARY:PECC XIII: Thirteenth General Meeting URL:https://www.pecc.org/event-calendar/past-events/event/126-pecc-xiii-thi rteenth-general-meeting END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR