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- Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
From Gyeongju to Busan: APEC Takes Key Steps Toward Sustainable and Resilient Marine Sector
- 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 leaders endorse the APEC Principles to Enhance Competition and Regulatory Reform, aimed at addressing the structural and regulatory weaknesses that contributed to the Asian Financial Crisis APEC commits to paperless trading by 2005 in developed economies and 2010 in developing economies
- Achievements and Benefits - APEC
To improve efficiency, APEC is addressing eight 'chokepoints' from regulatory impediments to customs procedures and infrastructure bottlenecks with the goal of an APEC-wide 10 percent improvement in supply chain performance in terms of time, cost and uncertainty by 2015
- 2024 APEC Ministerial Meeting
These efforts build on previous APEC achievements and seek to respond to the needs and aspirations of our people, while strengthening APEC as the premier forum for economic cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region
- APEC 2025: Korea Advances Regional Trade, AI, and Sustainability Agenda
Korea kicks off its APEC 2025 host year in Gyeongju, a historic city home to numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites It brings together delegates from 21 economies to set the stage for a year of policy deliberations and cooperation on trade, digital transformation and sustainability
- How APEC Operates
APEC achieves its goals by promoting dialogue and arriving at decisions on a consensus basis, giving equal weight to the views of all members APEC member economies report progress towards achieving free and open trade and investment goals through Individual Action Plans (IAPs) and Collective Action Plans (CAPs)
- Frequently Asked Questions - APEC
APEC member economies benefit from being a part of APEC at many levels At a multilateral level, APEC brings together the views of 21 member economies, the business community and other parties to attend to issues that impact on the Asia-Pacific region
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