Pacific Economic Cooperation Council

Pacific Economic Cooperation Council

The Pacific Economic Cooperation Council (PECC) is a network of member committees composed of individuals and institutions dedicated to promoting cooperation across the Asia Pacific region. PECC has 22 full member committees Australia; Brunei Darussalam; Canada; Chile; China; Colombia; Ecuador; Hong Kong, China; Indonesia; Japan; Korea; Malaysia; Mexico; New Zealand; Peru; the Philippines; Singapore; Chinese Taipei; Thailand; the United States; Vietnam and the Pacific Island Forum, two associate members: France (Pacific Territories) and Mongolia, and 2 institutional members: Pacific Trade and Development Conference (PAFTAD) and the Pacific Basin Economic Council (PBEC).

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History

The council was founded in 1980. is a network of member committees composed of individuals and institutions dedicated to promoting cooperation across the Asia Pacific region.

The Council brings together leading thinkers, and decision makers from government and business in an informal setting to discuss and formulate ideas on the most significant challenges facing the Asia Pacific. It regularly develops and advocates regional policy initiatives to aid in the stable economic development of the region. PECC’s regional community building efforts led to the establishment of the official APEC process in 1989, the Council is one of the three official observers of the APEC process.

Participation in the PECC Process depends on a commitment to economic cooperation in the Pacific. PECC participants, seek to achieve increased, open regional economic cooperation and interaction, while recognizing both the realities of, and the benefits accruing from, global interdependence and continuing to encourage increased economic cooperation and interaction with other nations and regions.

PECC organizes an annual General Meeting to develop strategic perspectives to promote the Pacific Community. Participants in the PECC General Meeting are delegates from PECC member committees and observers.

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General Meetings

  • 2009 PECC XVIII, Washington, D.C., [1]
  • 2007 PECC XVII, Sydney, Australia
  • 2005 PECC XVI, Korea
  • 2003 PECC XV, Brunei
  • 2001 PECC XIV, Hong Kong, China
  • 1999 PECC XIII, Philippines
  • 1997 PECC XII, Chile
  • 1995 PECC XI, China
  • 1994 PECC X, Malaysia
  • 1992 PECC IX USA
  • 1991 PECC VIII, Singapore
  • 1989 PECC VII, New Zealand
  • 1988 PECC VI, Japan
  • 1986 PECC V, Canada
  • 1985 PECC IV,Korea
  • 1983 PECC III, Indonesia
  • 1982 PECC II,Thailand
  • 1980 PECC I, Australia


PECC’s priority areas for research are decided by its governing body, the Standing Committee composed of the chairs of PECC’s member committees. PECC’s research is freely available on its website: www.pecc.org.

PECC is governed by its Standing Committee, the chair of the Standing Committee is elected for a 3 year term. Prior to 2005, Chairs were elected for a 2-year period beginning and ending with a General Meeting. The PECC Chair for 2005-2008 is Dr Charles Morrison, US representative on the Standing Committee and President of the East West Center based in Honolulu, Hawaii.

International Chairs of PECC

  • 1980, Sir John Crawford, Australia
  • 1980–1982, Dr. Tun Thanat Khoman, Thailand
  • 1982–1983, General Ali Moertopo,Indonesia
  • 1983–1985, Dr Nam Duck Woo, Korea
  • 1985–1986 Mr. Eric Trigg, Canada
  • 1986–1988,Dr. Saburo Okita, Japan
  • 1988–1989, Rt. Hon. Brian E Talboys, New Zealand
  • 1989–1991, Hon. S. Chandra Das, Singapore
  • 1991–1993, Ambassador Richard Fairbanks, USA
  • 1993–1994, Tan Sri Dato'Dr. Noordin Sopiee, Malaysia
  • 1994–1995, Ambassador Yang Chengxu, China
  • 1995–1997, Sen. Edgardo Boeninger,Chile
  • 1997–1999, Hon. Roberto Romulo, Philippines
  • 1999–2001, Dr. William Fung, Hong Kong
  • 2001–2003, Pehin Lim Jock Seng, Brunei Darussalam
  • 2003–2005, Dr. Kihwan Kim, Korea
  • 2005–present, Dr. Charles E. Morrison,USA
  • 2008–present, co-chairs: Dr. Charles E. Morrison, USA; and Mr Jusuf Wanandi, Indonesia

Headquarters

PECC’s daily operations are run by an International Secretariat based in Singapore.

References

  1. ^ USA http://www.pecc18.org (Meeting website)

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