THE

VANQUISHER
 Saikat Hitarthi

Maliha Habib

Zahid Roza

OUR TEAM
ASEAN
What is
ASEAN
 A S E A N

SSOCIATION OUTH AS SIAN ATIO

OF T NS
LOGO FLAG
LOGO COLOUR SYMBOLS

Blue-Peace and Stability

White-Purity
V
Red- Courage AND Dynamism
Yellow- Prosperity
 ESTABLISHED ON
8 AUGUST, 1969
IN BANGKOK, THAILAND
 FIVE FOUNDERS OF
ASEAN

NARCISO ADAM MALIK THORAT ABDUL RAZAK S. RAJARATHAM

RAMOS THOMAN
Philippines Indonesia Thailand Malaysia Singapore
LATER JOINED MEMBERS
OF ASEAN
BRUNIE DARUSSALAM
7 January, 1984
VIET NAM
28 July, 1995

LAO PDR / MYANMAR

23 July, 1997

CAMBODIA
30 April, 1999
OFFICIAL MEMBERS OF
ASEAN
 MOTO
ONE VISION, ONE
IDENTITY, ONE
COMMUNITY
 PRINCIPLES OF ASEAN
Mutual respect for the independence, sovereignty, equality,
territorial integrity, and national identity of all nations.

The right of every state to lead its national existence free from
external interference, subversion or coercion.

Non-interference in the internal affairs of one another.

Settlement of differences or disputes by peaceful manner

Renunciation of the threat or use of force

Effective cooperation among themselves.

MAIN PURPOSES OF
ASEAN
To speed up economic growth, social
progress and cultural development
among its members

Protection of the peace and stability of

the region.

Promote ASEAN identity

MAIN PURPOSES OF
ASEAN
Preserve Southeast Asia as a Nuclear
Weapon- Free Zone and free of all other
weapons of mass destruction.

Provide opportunities for the member

countries to discuss differences peacefully
 ASEAN VISION 2020

A Concert of Southeast Asian Countries

A Partnership in Dynamic
Development
An outward-looking
ASEAN
A community of caring
society
CONCERT OF ASEAN

A zone of peace, freedom and

01 neutrality

Establish a peace and stable

Southeast Asia where its nation are
02 at peace with itself and conflict have
been eliminated , through abiding
law of justice and the rule of law

Territorial and other disputes

03 are resolved by peaceful means

Envision the Treaty of Amity and

Cooperation functioning as a
04 binding code of conduct for our
governments and people
 JOINT DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAMS
Increase Food Production

Promote Tourism

Ease Travel restrictions and

Enhance cooperation on the

field of mass media through
exchanges of radio and
television programs. Plans were also put in place to
liberalize trade among
members in a bid to improve
intraregional trade.
ASEAN ECONOMIC
COMMUNITY(AEC)
ESTABLISHED IN 2015

Has a market of US$2.6

trillion and
over 622 million people
 5 key factors fuel e-commerce in ASEAN

Rise of Middle Class

Greater mobile/Internet
penetration
More supply of new e-
commerce players
Increasing logistic
option
Alternative Payment
 Management of customer
expectations and perception
•High Customer service needs for
small purchase
•Trust in online payment
•Securing Supply Chain

Lack of reliable , low cost

logistics infrastructure
•Local contracts , deals ,
CHALLENGES localization for each ASEAN
Lack of robust ecosystem &
foreign ownership regulations
In country
•Fulfillment of infrastructure
E-commerce not build to serve the scale
of e-commerce scale.

Cross border commerce issues

•Inconsistent duties
•Logistics , taxes , customs
clearance , Payment method
•Corruption
AFTA-ASEAN FREE TRADE
AREA
AGREED ON SINGAPORE SUMMIT

1992
OBJECTIVES OF AFTA

Create single market based on international

production

Attract foreign direct investments

Expand intra-ASEAN trade and investments.

 
CEPT-Common Effective
Preferential Tariff
ESTABLISHED SCHEDULE BY AFTA ON

1992
 OBJECTIVES OF CEPT
Increase the “region’s competitive
advantage as a production base for
the world market”
 
BENEFITS OF CEPT
External tariff on imported goods

ASEAN members are to apply a tariff rate

of 0 to 5 per cent

Rapid economic growth in the early 1990s

ADVANTAGES OF ASEAN
ACCESS TO BIGGER MARKET

PREFERENTIAL MARKET ACCESS

HIGHER PROFITIBILITY

LOWER COSTS

RISK DIVERSIFICATION

PEACE AND SUSTAINABILITY

MORE INNOVATION
MAJOR ISSUES FACED BY ASEAN

ENLARGEMENT

COMPLEX REGIOINAL SECURITY

LAEDERSHIP TRANSITION

IMPLEMENTATION OF AFTA

VIOLATIONS AND CONFLICT IN COMBODIA

CONSTRUCTIVE INTERVENTION
ASEAN SETTING CHILDREN’S
RIGHTS

Every child
The right The right
All children has the
of special to get
have all the special The right
care, special
Rights right to of having a
protection care if
without any develop name and
and basic handicapp
discriminati physically nationality
human ed in any
on and
rights way
spiritually
 Right to be
The right to taught
get love and peace,
Right to
understandi Right in Right to be tolerance,
always be
ng specially Education protected understandi
among the
from parents and against cruel ng and
first to get
and family... guidance acts friendship
help
If not- among all
Government people
 Conclusion
Despite having few challenges and issues it can be said that
ASEAN has reached quite far with spreading its impact
everywhere. Also it's been lot more beneficiary for South Asian
countries because of all its commitments and agreements.
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