Driving commercial and political engagement between Asia, the Middle East and Europe
Driving commercial and political engagement between Asia, the Middle East and Europe
Driving commercial and political engagement between Asia, the Middle East and Europe
Openness to innovation and a tech-savvy population will count in the region’s favour, senior DIFC representatives tell Asia House webinar.
The coronavirus pandemic could bring profound change for the future of ASEAN, writes Jayant Menon.
The former Assistant USTR briefed Asia House Corporate Members from Washington DC as the US wrestles with the coronavirus crisis.
Speaking from Jakarta via video, the Ambassador outlined key developments across Southeast Asia, and the UK’s role in the COVID-19 crisis response.
Speaking from Manila via video, Ahmed Saeed shared the latest ADB analysis on how the coronavirus pandemic will shape economies in the region.
Dr Koopman updated Asia House Corporate Members on the efforts being made to manage the economic shock from COVID-19, and the virus’s impact on the global trade architecture.
Speaking via video link, Nazir outlined the efforts to tackle the COVID-19 crisis, as well as the political situation in Malaysia and how he anticipates events to unfold.
The series features government officials, experts and decision makers from across Asia, the UK and the US.
Asia House Advisory takes a look at the top developments in Asia this week affecting trade, investment and public policy.
The Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development outlined the public health and economic measures being implemented to support businesses and Hong Kong’s worst-hit sectors.
The British Ambassador to China briefed Corporate Members via video link as Beijing reroutes flights and industry gets back online.
Sir Danny updated Asia House Corporate Members on the AIIB’s performance, the markets where financing has seen a particularly strong uptake, and the bank’s key strategy for the year ahead.
Experts at the Asia House conference called for greater efforts to address the challenges of climate change.
In light of the coronavirus, we have taken additional measures to mitigate risks and ensure Asia House continues to be a safe space for meetings, events and business activities
Economies, investors, companies and regulators need to up the pace and scale of adaption significantly in order to mitigate developing climate risks.
In a keynote speech at Asia House’s conference with McKinsey & Company, Woetzel presented the results of MGI’s report on climate risk and response.
