Jointly Organised By:- Supported By:-

GOVERNMENT OF THE ROYAL KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA

Ministry of Commerce Cambodia

AXIATA 9th ASEAN Leadership Forum

“One Community, One Destiny – Growing ASEAN For Shared Prosperity” April 4 – 6, 2012  Cambodiana Hotel, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME

7.30 pm Leadership Keynote Address – DAY WEDNESDAY “Leadership Challenges in ASEAN: ONE APRIL 4, 2012 Meeting Tomorrow’s Needs and Expectations”

Proposed Addresses by:- 6.00 pm Arrival of Participants / Registration / Pre- ■ H.E. Dato Sri Mohd Najib Tun Dinner Drinks and Refreshments. Razak Prime Minister of Malaysia 6.30 pm Arrival of Prime Minister of Cambodia, ■ **H.E. Dr. H. Susilo Bambang H.E. Samdech Hun Sen. Yudhoyono President of the Republic of 6.40 pm Arrival of ASEAN Leaders. Indonesia ■ **H.E. President Benigno Aquino President of the Republic of Philippines ■ **H.E. Yingluck Shinawatra OPENING PLENARY AND DINNER Prime Minister of Thailand ■ **H.E. Nguyen Tan Dung Prime Minister of Vietnam 6.45 pm Welcoming Speeches and ■ **H.E. Thongsing Thamavong Introductions by Forum Co-Chairmen Prime Minister of Laos ■ Dato’ Michael Yeoh ■ **H.E. President Thein Sein Chief Executive Officer, Asian President of Myanmar Strategy & Leadership Institute (ASLI), Malaysia Proposed Moderator:- ■ H.E. Cham Prasidh ■ **H.E. Dr. Surin Pitsuwan Senior Minister and Minister of ASEAN Secretary-General Commerce, Cambodia 9.00 pm Dinner commences. 7.00 pm Opening Keynote Address – “One Community, One Destiny: Cambodia’s 10.15 pm Plaque Signing for Maybank Cambodia. Vision for ASEAN as ASEAN Chair 2012” 10.20 pm Presentation of mementoes to Leaders. H.E. Samdech Hun Sen Prime Minister of Cambodia 10.30 pm End of Opening Dinner and Departure of VIPs.

■ **H.E. Dato’ Lim Jock Seng DAY THURSDAY Second Minister of Foreign Affairs TWO APRIL 5, 2012 and Trade, Brunei Darussalam ■ **H.E. Albert F. Del Rosario Secretary of Foreign Affairs, 8.30 am Arrival of Participants / Morning Coffee. Philippines

9.00 am Introductory Speech by:- Moderator:-  Dato’ Sri Jamaludin Ibrahim  Dato’ Sri Abdul Wahid Omar Managing Director / President & President / Chief Executive Officer, Group CEO, Axiata Group Berhad, Malayan Banking Berhad, Malaysia Malaysia 10.45 am Morning Refreshments. 9.15 am Welcoming Speech by:-  **H.E. Neak Oknha Kith Meng 11.15 am “Leveraging on ASEAN Connectivity President, Cambodia Chamber of for Enhanced Integration: Commerce & Chairman / Chief Opportunities for the Private Sector” Executive Officer, Royal Group of (The adoption of the ASEAN Connectivity Companies, Cambodia Master Plan by the ASEAN Leaders at the ASEAN Summit in Hanoi has 9.30 am Ministerial Roundtable - “Looking provided a road map for enhanced Towards and Beyond 2015: Economic connectivity links through Physical Challenges & Prospects for Growth in Connectivity covering road, rail, air and ASEAN” maritime transport, telecommunications (ASEAN is on track to achieve its and power and energy. How can the regional integration target by 2015. ASEAN ICT Master Plan be implemented Enhanced integration will provide more effectively? What are the key priority opportunities for the private sector and projects? Where can the private sector results in greater trade and investment participate? How can the private sector flows. Already intra-ASEAN trade has benefit from greater connectivity? How to increased substantially since AFTA came create long term financing opportunities into full effect. What are the key to fund infrastructure projects? What are economic challenges to overcome? What the key issues? How can better are the prospects for continued connectivity accelerate growth in the sustainable growth? How can ASEAN Greater Mekong Sub-region?) countries benefit from closer economic integration? How will the Eurozone crisis Proposed Speakers:- impact on ASEAN?)  H.E. Chantol Sun Senior Minister and Vice Chairman, Proposed Speakers:- Cambodia Peace & Development  H.E. Cham Prasidh Council Senior Minister and Minister of ● **H.E. S. Pushpanathan Commerce, Cambodia Deputy Secretary-General, ASEAN  H.E. Dr. Nam Viyaketh  **H.E. Nguyen The Phuong Minister of Industry & Commerce, Vice Minister of Planning & Laos PDR Investments, Vietnam; and  Ms. Lakshmi Venkatachalam Chairman, ASEAN High Level Task Vice President for Private Sector & Force on Connectivity Cofinancing Operations, Asian  H.E. Dr. Bambang Susantono Development Bank, Philippines Vice Minister of Transportation  **H.E. Gita Wirjawan Indonesia; and Member, ASEAN Minister of Trade, Indonesia High Level Task Force on  **H.E. Dato’ Sri Mustapa Mohamed Connectivity Minister of International Trade and  Mr. Damian Bell Industry, Malaysia Chief Executive Officer, ANZ Royal  **H.E. Vu Huy Hoang Bank, Cambodia Minister of Trade and Industry,  **Mr. Anindya Bakrie Vietnam President Commissioner / Chief  **H.E. Lim Hng Kiang Executive Officer, Bakrie Telecom, Minister of Trade & Industry, Indonesia Singapore  Dr. Ponciano S. Intal Jr.  **H.E. Boonsong Teriyapirom Senior Researcher, Economic Minister of Commerce, Thailand Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia, Indonesia

2  Mr. Faisal Ahmed What are the key success factors? What Resident Representative in are the financing risks? How can ASEAN Cambodia, International Monetary make a difference with Green Growth?) Fund (IMF), Cambodia  **Mr. Math Sounmala Proposed Speakers:- Director General, Department of ● Mr. Donough Foley Planning and Cooperation, Ministry Head of Government and Regulatory of Public Works and Transport, Laos Affairs, Asia Pacific, Philips  Mr. Chew Seng Kok Electronics Hong Kong Ltd Regional Managing Partner, ● Mr. Benjamin R. Quinones JR ZICOlaw. Chairman & President, Coalition of Socially Responsible SME’s in Asia, Proposed Moderator:- Philippines  **Ms. Cordelia Chung ● **Dato’ Seri Mohamed Nazir Razak Vice President / General Manager, Group Chief Executive, CIMB Group, ASEAN, IBM Singapore Pte Ltd Malaysia ● Dr. Hardiv Harris Situmeang 12.30 pm Forum Debate – “Can ASEAN Cope Executive Director, ASEAN Centre With Its Non-Traditional Threats?” for Energy, Indonesia (ASEAN faces non-traditional threats like ● **H.E. Neak Oknho Sorn Sokna cross-boundary crimes, diseases, Chairman, Sonatra Securities Plc; terrorism, people migration – legal and and Chairman, Financial Institute of illegal. Can ASEAN handle these Cambodia threats? What can ASEAN do to  **Mr. Tanri Abeng overcome these threats?) Chairman, Globe Media Group / Founder, Tanri Abeng University and Proposed Speaker:- former Minister of State Owned ● **HRH Prince Norodom Sirivudh Enterprises Royal Counsellor to the King; and ● **Dato’ Jannie Chan Chairman, Cambodia Institute for Vice Chairman / President, The Hour Cooperation and Peace Glass Limited / ASEAN Business ● **Mr. Jusuf Wanandi Forum Vice Chairman, Board of Trustees, Centre for Strategic & International Moderator:- Studies, Jakarta  Datuk Dr. Denison Jayasooria ● Dr. Ooi Kee Beng Principal Research Fellow, Institute Deputy Director, Institute for of Ethnic Studies, Universiti Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS), Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) Singapore ● **Dr. Nipon Poapongsakorn 3.45 pm “People Connectivity Through President, Thailand Development Education, Culture, Tourism and Research Institute People Movement” (People Connectivity in ASEAN has been Moderator:- enhanced with greater flows of people ● Dato’ Michael Yeoh across the region. People movement has Chief Executive Officer, Asian brought the ASEAN countries closer Strategy & Leadership Institute together but at the same time it has (ASLI) created issues and problems with undocumented workers. Education and 1.15 pm Lunch. Human Capital Development has also brought ASEAN closer together with 2.30 pm “Green Growth Climate Change and more students from one country studying Sustainable Energy: Enhancing Public in another. Tourism among ASEAN Private Partnerships” countries has been expanding rapidly (Climate Change has affected many particularly with low-cost travel. There are ASEAN countries with severe floodings in more opportunities for interchanges in Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia and even Education, Tourism, Culture and Media Singapore. ASEAN Leaders have among the ASEAN countries. At the identified climate change as a key same time, the younger generation in challenge to address Green Growth and ASEAN needs to be closer connected) Sustainable Development will be the key to ASEAN’s future sustainability. How Proposed Speakers:- can the public and private sector work  Dato’ Vijay Eswaran more closely together on PPP? How can Executive Chairman, Qi Group of the private sector fund Green Growth? Companies, Malaysia

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● Ambassador Pradap Proposed Moderator:- Pibulsonggram  **Dato’ Mohamed Iqbal Rawther Thailand’s Representative to the Vice President, ASEAN Business ASEAN Connectivity Coordinating Forum & Chairman, Malaysian Committee Institute of Management ● Tunku Abidin Muhriz President, Institute for Democracy & 6.00 pm Closing Address by:- Economic Affairs (IDEAS), Malaysia  **H.E. Mr. Hor Namhong ● Dr. Chheang Vannarith Deputy Prime Minister and Minister Executive Director, Cambodian of Foreign Affairs and International Institute for Peace and Development Cooperation, Cambodia  **Mr. Tos Chirathivat Chief Executive Officer, Central 6.30 pm Afternoon Refreshments / End of Forum. Retail Corporation, Thailand  **Mr. Suryo Sulisto Chairman, Indonesia Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Indonesia DAY FRIDAY  Mr. Bretton Sciaroni THREE APRIL 6, 2012 Chairman, International Business Chamber of Cambodia, Cambodia  Datuk Lim Sue Beng Managing Director, Strait of Malacca (Venue: Sunway Hotel, Phnom Penh, Cambodia) Partners Sdn Bhd, Malaysia  Dato’ Dr. Hj. Ismail Duraman Executive Director, Centre for 9.00 am ASEAN Young Leaders Roundtable Strategic and Policy Studies, Brunei (This Roundtable will bring together younger and emerging leaders from Moderator:- Government, Business, Academic and ● Mr. Larry Strange Research Institutions, Think Tanks and Executive Director, Cambodia NGO’s to discuss the future of ASEAN Development Research Institute, and what ASEAN regional cooperation Cambodia means to the younger generation. It will provide a platform for the ASEAN young 5.00 pm “How Can ASEAN’s Key Dialogue and emerging leaders to share their Partners Enhance Engagement With thoughts, experiences, hopes and ASEAN?” aspirations for stronger AEAN integration (ASEAN’s Dialogue Partners have been and what ASEAN means to them. increasing their level of engagement with Issues to discuss include Youth & ASEAN. How can enhanced engagement Women Empowerment, Sustainable benefit the ASEAN countries? How can Development, Poverty Alleviation, ASEAN’s dialogue partners contribute to Integrity and Good Governance) ASEAN’s growth and development? What is the US’s role in ASEAN and East Asia? What is the role of China in regional integration?) Note:- Proposed Speakers:- ● **Mr. Ma Mingqiang Director, China ASEAN Centre, ** - Invited Role Players – Subject to Confirmation China  **H.E. David L. Carden The Organisers reserves the right to amend the US Ambassador to ASEAN programme in the best interest of the Forum.  H.E. Jean-Francois Cautain EU Ambassador to Cambodia Dated: 15th March 2012  Ms. Misako Takahashi Counsellor, Chief of Economic Section, Embassy of Japan in Malaysia ● **Amb. Lee Sun-Jin Visiting Professor, College of International Studies, Hallym University, Korea

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