Asean Regional Forum Register of Experts / Eminent Persons

ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM

February 2019

ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS

Table of Contents

Australia ……………………………………………………………………... 1 Brunei Darussalam …………………………………………………………... 5 Cambodia ……………………………………………………………………. 10 Canada …………………………………………………………………….…. 16 China ………………………………………………………………………… 33 Democratic People’s Republic of Korea…………………………………….. 36 European Union…………………………………………………………….. 37 India ……………………………………………………………………….. 39 Indonesia……………………………………………………………………. 42 Japan …………………………………….…………………………………. 45 Lao PDR……….. …………………………………………………………… 50 Malaysia…………………………………………………………………….. 58 Mongolia……………………………………………………………………... 60 Myanmar…………………………………………………………………….. 66 New Zealand……………………………………………………………….. 72 Pakistan……………………………………………………………………… 75 Papua New Guinea…………………………………………………………. 83 The Philippines…… …………………………………………………………. 84 Republic of Korea……………………………………………………………. 85 Russia ………………………………………………………………………... 91 Singapore …………………………………………………………………….. 96 Sri Lanka …………………………………………………………………….. 97 Thailand ……………………………………………………………………… 98 United States ………………………………………………………………… 104 Viet Nam…………………………………………………………………… 105

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS AUSTRALIA ______

1. Professor Robin Warner Professor Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security University of Wollongong

Dr Robin Warner is a Professor at the Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security. She was formerly the Assistant Secretary of the International Crime Branch of the Criminal Justice Division in the Commonwealth Attorney General’s Department from 2002 to 2006. During that period she led twelve Australian delegations to bilateral and multilateral delegations on transnational crime and criminal justice cooperation issues. Previously she served with the Royal Australian Navy as a legal officer. During her Defence Force legal career, Captain Warner occupied a wide range of positions including Director of International Law for the Australian Defence Force and Deputy Director of Naval Legal Services. She graduated as a PhD from the University of Sydney in November 2006. Her doctoral research concerned the international law framework for protection of the marine environment and conservation of marine biodiversity beyond national jurisdiction.

She is the author of Protecting the Oceans Beyond National Jurisdiction: Strengthening the International Law Framework (Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Leiden, 2009), editor (with Simon Marsden) of Transboundary Environmental Governance: Inland, Marine and Coastal Perspectives (Ashgate Publishers, Farnham, Surrey, 2012), editor (with Clive Schofield) of Climate Change and the Oceans: Gauging the Legal and Policy Currents in the Asia Pacific and Beyond (Edward Elgar Publishers, Cheltenham, UK, 2012) and editor (with Stuart Kaye) of the Routledge Handbook of Maritime Regulation and Enforcement (routledge, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, 2015). She has published numerous articles in international peer reviewed journals and chapters in books on international law and policy.

2. William (Bill) Paterson

Mr Paterson has held senior positions in the Australian Government with responsibility for counter-terrorism, international strategic and security policy, politico-military affairs, intelligence and regional issues, particularly in Asia and the Middle East. He is currently Senior United States analyst in the Office of National Assessments (ONA), and Australian senior official for MIKTA. From 2013 to 2016, he was Ambassador to the Republic of Korea (ROK), dually accredited to North Korea and Mongolia. Mr Paterson was Australia's representative on the United Nations Command (UNC) for Korea and worked closely with US forces Korea (USFK), positioning Australia as a key security partner to both the US and ROK. He led the campaign to deliver the Korea-Australia Free Trade Agreement in 2013, and worked

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closely on resources trade issues.

From 2008-13, he was Australian Ambassador for Counter-Terrorism and Head of the International Security Division in Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), undertaking frequent missions in the Middle East, South and Southeast Asia, the US and Europe, and working closely with Australian agencies and the federal-state national CT committee. Mr Paterson was earlier Australian Ambassador to Thailand (2004-08), and led Australia's disaster response to the 2004 Asian tsunami. Before that, he was Head of the Southeast Asia Division in DFAT in 2003-04. He has led DFAT's International Security Division for three separate periods.

Following the events of September 11, 2001, Mr Paterson was appointed Head of the Australian Government's Anti-Terrorism Task Force. He subsequently became Head of the Government's Iraq Task Force (2002-03). He served as Chief of Staff and Principal Adviser to the Foreign Minister in 2000. Mr Paterson was Assistant Secretary (Asia) in the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet in 1998-99, during both the Asian financial crisis and East Timor crisis, advising the Prime Minister on APEC, trade policy and regional issues. He has worked on global intelligence issues for the Office of National Assessments and was for four years ONA's representative to the US intelligence community in Washington.

Mr Paterson has had long-term postings in Dhaka, Baghdad, Vienna, Washington, Tokyo, Bangkok and Seoul. He is currently a Visiting Fellow at the Australian National University (ANU), a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management, a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and is an adviser to the Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre. He has been a member of the Fulbright Commission, and the Board of the Global Terrorism Research Centre at Monash University. He is currently on the executive of the Australia-Korea Business Council (AKBC). In 2003, he was awarded the Public Service Medal and in 2005 the Humanitarian Overseas Service Medal.

3. Professor Michael Wesley Director Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs Australian National University

Michael Wesley is Professor of International Affairs and Director of the Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs at the Australian National University. His career has spanned academia, with various appointments at the University of New South Wales, Griffith University, the University of Hong Kong, Sun Yat-sen University and the University of Sydney; government, where he worked as Assistant Director General for Transnational Issues at the Office of National Assessments; and think tanks, in which he was Executive Director of the Lowy Institute for International Policy and a Non-Resident Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution.

Professor Wesley has also served as the Editor in Chief of the Australian Journal of International Affairs. He is a Non-Executive Member of the Senior Leadership Group

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of the Australian Federal Police and a Member of the NSW/ACT Advisory Board for CEDA. His book, There Goes the Neighbourhood: Australia and the Rise of Asia, won the 2011 John Button Prize for the best writing on Australian public policy. His most recent book is Restless Continent: Wealth, Power and Asia’s New Geopolitics.

4. Professor Rory Medcalf Head of College National Security College Australian National University

Professor Rory Medcalf has been Head of the National Security College at the Australian National University since January 2015. He has led the expansion of the College into policy engagement as well as education, executive development and research. His professional background involves more than two decades of experience across diplomacy, intelligence analysis, think tanks and journalism including a formative role as Director of the International Security Program at the Lowy Institute.

In government, Professor Medcalf worked as a senior strategic analyst with the Office of National Assessments, Canberra’s peak intelligence analysis agency. He was also an Australian diplomat, with wide experience including a posting to New Delhi, a secondment to the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, truce monitoring after the civil conflict in Bougainville and policy development on Asian security institutions. He has contributed to three landmark reports on nuclear arms control: the 1996 Canberra Commission, 1999 Tokyo Forum and 2009 International Commission on Nuclear Non-proliferation and Disarmament. His earlier work in journalism was commended in Australia’s leading media awards, the Walkleys.

Professor Medcalf has been prominent in developing Australia’s relations with India. He has been Associate Director of the Australia-India Institute and Senior Research Fellow in Indian Strategic Affairs at the University of New South Wales. He is the founding convener and co-chair of the Australia-India Policy Forum, an influential informal dialogue between the two countries.

Professor Medcalf was a member of the expert panel providing independent advice on the Australian Government’s 2016 Defence White Paper. His research areas include Australia’s security challenges, the further development of an Indo-Pacific concept of the Asian strategic environment, China-India relations, and prospects for maritime and nuclear stability in Indo-Pacific Asia, on which he has led projects funded by the MacArthur Foundation.

Professor Medcalf is a member of editorial boards of Asia Policy and the Australian Journal of International Affairs. He is a Non-resident Senior Fellow in Foreign Policy with the Brookings Institution in Washington DC and retains affiliations as a Non- resident Fellow with the Lowy Institute for International Policy and the Seapower Centre of the Royal Australian Navy.

5. Dr. Elsina Wainwright Adjunct Associate Professor

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United States Studies Centre University of Sydney

Dr. Elsina Wainwright is an adjunct associate professor at the United States Studies Centre and a non-resident fellow in its Alliance 21 Program. Based in New York, she is also a visiting senior fellow at the New York University’s Center on International Cooperation.

Previous roles include director of the strategy and international program at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, an associate with McKinsey & Company, a consultant political analyst for the International Crisis Group, and a stipendiary lecturer in politics at Oriel College, Oxford University.

She has arts and law degrees from the University of Queensland, and a master’s degree and doctorate in international relations from Oxford University, where she studied as a Rhodes Scholar.

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS BRUNEI DARUSSALAM

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1. H.E. Pehin Major General (Retd) Haji Mohammad Haji Daud Economic Development Board

Pehin Mohammad first served his country as a soldier for 30 years and retired as the Armed Forces Chief in 1990 in the rank of Major General. During his military service, he has held a number of command and staff appointments. His early military training was in Malaysia in 1961-1962. In his mid-military career, he studied at the British Army Staff College, Camberley. In 1985, he spent one year at the Royal College of Defence Studies, London for his highest military education. He participated actively in the Pacific Armies Management Seminars (PAMS) and led the Brunei Darussalam delegations to the Seminars in Honolulu, Hawaii, Seoul, Korea and Bangkok, Thailand during early and late 1980s.

Beside his duties in the Armed Forces, he also served as an Ex-Officie member of Brunei Darussalam Legislative Council from 1974 to 1983. He has also been appointed a member of the Privy Council, Brunei Darussalam's highest advisory council to the Government since 1991. He attended as delegate of Brunei Darussalam the ASEAN Inter- Parliamentary Organisation (AIPO) Conferences in Singapore in 1982, in Bangkok in 1991 and Jakarta in 1992.

Pehin Dato Hajj Mohammad had also served as Ambassador of Brunei Darussalam to the Arab Republic of Egypt from September 1993 to May 1995 and was concurrently Brunei's Ambassador to the Kingdom of Morocco.

Pehin Dato Hajj Mohammad has been awarded several honours and decorations by his country and a few foreign countries, namely Indonesia (Bintang Yudha Dharma Utama), Malaysia (PGAT and PSM), Republic of Korea (the Order of Security Merit, Tong- il), Singapore (Distinguished Service Order [Military]), and Thailand (Knight Grand Cross of the Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand).

Born in Brunei Darussalam on 151 May 1943, Pehin Dato Hajj Mohammad is married and has four children. He plays polo and golf.

2. H.E. Dato Haji Ahmad Mat Noor Head Director Research Department Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Present Position : Director of Research Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Date & Place of Birth : 25 December 1946 – Brunei Darussalam

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Nationality : Brunei

Martial Status : Married with seven children

Religion : Islam

Academic Qualification

14 Jul 1973 : BA Hons (Econs) University of Lancaster, United Kingdom 10 Jul 1978 : Diploma for Advance Studies in Economic & Social Studies (Development Administration) The Victorian University of Manchester, United Kingdom

Sept 1981 -Jun 1982 : Certificate in Diplomacy University of Oxford, United Kingdom

Work Experience

26 Mar 2002 - Present : Director of Research Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

1 Oct 1997 - 24 Dec 2001 : Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Health

21 Oct 1986 - 30 Sept 1997 : Permanent Secretary, Prime Minister's Office

1 Oct 1988 - 30 Sept 1991 : Director of Narcotic Control Bureau

3 Nov 1986 - 31 Mar 1993 : Cabinet Secretary

31 Jan 1984 - 20 Oct 1986 : Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Communications

6 Dec 1982 - 20 Jan 1984 : Acting Head of Research, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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1 Oct 1980 - 5 Dec 1984 : Senior Administrative Officer, Department of Foreign Affairs

28 Aug 1980 - 30 Sept 1980 : Secretary to Public Service Commission

1 Jul l978 - 27 Aug 1980 : Deputy Commissioner of Land

1 Mac 1976 - 30 Jun 1978 : Administrative Officer Special Grade in the Office of the General Adviser to His Majesty The Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam

23 Jul 1973 - 28 Feb 1976 : Administrative Officer Grade 1 in the Office of State Secretary

Awards

15 July 1988 : Darjah Paduka Seri Laila Jasa Yang Amat Berjasa-Darjah Kedua (DSLJ)

19 July 1986 : Darjah Setia Negara Brunei Yang Amat Bahagian-Darjah Ketiga (SNB)

April 1988 : Pingat Jasa Kebaktian (PJK) Pingat Keria Lama (PKL) Silver Jubilee Police Silver Jubilee

Membership

7 Mar 2002 – Present : Board of Directors, Islamic Development Bank of Brunei

7 Mar 2002 – Present : Member of Management Committee, Islamic Development Bank of Brunei.

27 Aug 1998 - 22 Feb 2002 : Chairman, Board of Directors, JPMC Sdn. Bhd

20 Feb 1992 -1 Oct 1997 : Deputy Chairman of the Employees Trust Fund Board.

3. H.E. Pehin Dato Lim Jock Seng Permanent Secretary- Ministry of Foreign Affairs

PERSONAL DETAILS

Date / Place of Birth : 22 January 1944/ Muara, Brunei

Marital Status : Married to Datin Lim Bee Yong with 3 children

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QUALIFICATIONS

1981 : M. Phil-Social Anthropology, London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom

1969 : B. SC Economics (Hons), Wales, United Kingdom

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

1990 : Honorary Fellowship, University College of Swansea, United Kingdom

1983 : Fellow of Museum Association, F.M.A Fellow of Royal Anthropological Institute, London

1974 : Museums Diploma A.M.A., United Kingdom

APPOINTMENTS

October 1986 : Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

May 1986 : Director of Politics, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

February 1986 : Appointed as Brunei Darussalam's High Commissioner to New Zealand

August 1983 : Transferred to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as Director of ASEAN-Brunei Darussalam

1983 : Director of Museums

1982 : Seconded to Diplomatic Service Department 1974 : Deputy Director of Museums

1969 : Assistant Curator, Museums Department

DECORATIONS

1998 : The Most Honourable Order of Darjah Seri Paduka Mahkota Brunei Yang Amat Mulia Darjah Pertama S.P.M.B)

1996 : Conferred the title of Pehin Menteri-Pehin Orang Kaya Pekerma Dewa

1993 : Long Service Medal (P.K.L.) Pingat Jasa Kebaktian (P.J.K.)

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1987 : The Most Honourable Order of Darjah Seri Paduka Mahkota Brunei (D.P.M.B)

1982 : The Most Honourable Order of Seri Paduka Mahkota Brunei (S.M.B.)

RECREATION : Tennis, Golf and Swimming

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS CAMBODIA ______

1. H.E. Mr. KAN Pharidh Date of Birth: 19 November 1956 Place of Birth: Phnom Penh, Cambodia Marital Status: Married (with four children) E-mail: [email protected]

Education : Master of Arts in Foreign Affairs and Trade (MAFAT), Monash University, Australia; Certificate in the EU Integration experiences and the GMS Countries, Ecole National Administration, Paris, France; Certificate in the U.S. Foreign Policy in the ASEAN Framework, “International Visitor Leadership Program” of the United States Department of State, USA; and Diploma in Promotion of International Cooperation for Cambodia, Kyushu International Cooperation Center, Japan.

Appointments:

6 Sep 2018- Present : Secretary of State, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. 16 Jan 2018- Present : Cambodia’s Representative to the Steering Committee of ARMAC

April 2017-Present : ASEAN-Cambodia SOM Leader July 2015- Sep 2018 : Under-Secretary of State, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Sept 2015 – Present : Cambodia’s ARF Expert and Eminent Persons (EEPs 14 Jan 2009– June 2015 : Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Kingdom of Cambodia to the Republic of Indonesia 05 March 2009- June 2015 : Concurrently, Permanent Representative of Cambodia to ASEAN July 2006- Dec 2008 : Director-General, ASEAN-Cambodia General Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Feb 2006- July 2006 Deputy Director-General, ASEAN-Cambodia General Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, in charge of Political and Security Affairs 2003- Feb 2006 Minister Counselor/ Deputy Chief of Mission, Royal Embassy of Cambodia to Jakarta, Republic of

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Indonesia 2002-2003 Deputy Director General, ASEAN-Cambodia General Department, Ministry or Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, in charge of Economic and Functional Cooperation

Foreign Language - English (Effective Written and Spoken) - Japanese and French (Beginning) Decorations: -Medal of National Merit, 2018 -Royal Order of the Kingdom of Cambodia, GRAND CROSS Class, 2017 -Royal Order of the Kingdom of Cambodia, MOHASENA Class, 2013 -Royal Order of Monisaraphon, Commander, 2007. -Medal of Labor, Gold, 2002.

2. General NEM Sowath Date of Birth : 01/12/1957 Place of Birth : Teuk Vil village, Koh-Khel commune, Sa-Ang district in Kondal Province, Cambodia Branch of Services : Infantry Marital Status : Married Nationality : Cambodian Telephone : (+855) 97 999 9988 Email : [email protected]

Civilian and Military Education

2007 : Graduated Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD) in Political Science University of Cambodia. 2002 : Graduated with a Master Degree in Public Management (MPM) in National University of Singapore and Harvard University USA 1974-1975 : Undertook a study of Humanity and Literature in University of Phnom-Penh. 1997 : Completed Peace Keeping and Law of Arm Conflict at Warfare Center, Australia 1996 : Completed Senior International Defense Management Course (SIDMC) in the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, USA 1996 : Completed an American Language course in the Defense Language Institute in the United State (Lack land Air Force Base, San-Antonio, Texas). 1995-1996 : Completed a Course of training for Senior Military Commander (5th generation) as an honorary leader in the team.

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1981-1983 : Completed a course of study in Senior Officer School Odessa, Republic of Ukraine (Formally known in the past as part of the Soviet Union), was leader of the team.

Military assignments

2018-Present : Special Advisor to Samdech Pichey Sena TEA BANH, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of National Defense 2008-Present : Director General of the General Department of Policy and Foreign Affairs, MOD 2004-2018 : Advisor and Director of Cabinet of the Deputy Prime Minister HE.TEA BANH. 1999-2004 : Deputy General Director of Defense Services and Director of Policy & Planning Department, MOD 1995-1999 : Director of Civil Cabinet, Ministry of National Defense 1993-1995 : Deputy Director of Cabinet, Ministry of National Defense 1989-1999 : Personal Secretary of H.E Gen. TEA BANH State Minister and Minister of Defense 1984-1987 : Personal Assistant of the Vice Minister of National Defense, with responsible for Finance, Technology and Air Force and Foreign Military Relation. 1983-1988 : Battalion Commander, Analysis Officer of the Cabinet, MOD 1980-1983 : Company Commander, Chief of the Bureau of Immigrant at the Phnom Penh International Airport, 1979 : Platoon Commander of the First Intelligent Battalion in Ta- Khmao.

Military Decoration

• Medal of Independence • Medal of National Merit • Medal of Kingdom of Cambodia: MohaSereivat • Medal of Kingdom of Cambodia: MohaSena • Medal of Monysaraphoine: Thibdin • Medal of Kingdom of Cambodia: Sena • Medal of Sena Chheysith • Gold, Silver and Bronze Medal of National Defense. • The 1st, 2nd and 3rd Medal of Victory. • Foreign Medal (USA, Russia, Mongolia and Malaysia) • The Professional Award in Leadership: The oxford Center for leadership (U K)

Publication

• Sowath, N. (2012). Civil war termination and the source of total peace in Cambodia win-win policy of Samdech Techo Hun Sen in international context. Phnom Penh: Reahoo. • Sowath, N. (2009). Revolution in a distant village the Tea Banh story - historical events in Koh Kong from the 1940s to the late 1970s. Phnom Penh: Reahoo Publishing.

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• Sowath, N. (2008). Royal Cambodian Armed Forces in Win-Win Policy: Military Concept for Maintaining Peace in Cambodia. Dissertation for Completing Ph.D in Political Science.

Hobbies Tennis, Golf, Karate-do and Research

3. H.E. Pol. Lt. Gen. CHHAY Sinarith Deputy Commisioner of National Police Ministry of Interior, Kingdom of Cambodia

Date of Birth : January 12th, 1959 Marital Status : Married with three daughters and one son, Place of Birth : Sangkat 6, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Current address : #27B, Street 371, Sangkat Toek Thla, Khan SenSok, Phnom Penh. Serving Date : December 10th, 1980 Hobbies : Football, Composing Education : Master Degree on Public Law Contact : H/P: 077 37 47 77 E-mail : [email protected]

Training Skills

-05th – 09th June, 2016 : Official visit to Netherland for Experience exchange on human trafficking and transnational crime. -05th - 09th October, 2015 : Official Visit to LA, California USA for experience exchange on counter terrorism and counter cyber-crime. -14th -27th October, 2012 : Seminar on International Terrorism Investigation, JAPAN. -19th -20th July, 2012 : The INTERPOL 7th Project ACESS Working Group Meeting cum Casino, Republic of Korea. - 27th – 28th September, 2011 : The INTERPOL 6th Project ACESS Working Group Meeting cum Casino, Malaysia. - 21st – 23rd September, 2011 : Security Discussion Meeting, Ho Chi Minh of Vietnam. - 15th -17th March, 2011 : Global Asia, Expo, Singapore. - 16th -20th February, 2011 : Study Visit on Casino regulatory and Management in Australia; - 28th -31st October, 2010 : Study Visit on Casino regulatory and Management in Singapore; -28th - 1st October, 2010 : Meeting of ASEAN Chiefs of ASEAN’s Security Agencies (MACOSA) Hanoi, Vietnam. - July 29th – August 1st, 2009 : Group discussion on Security between Cambodia Vietnam and Laos; -June 16th -19th, 2009 : Attending FBI’s Cybercrime Section Conference, Boston MA, USA;

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-June 09th -12th , 2009 : Attending the second APEC Workshops on detecting and deterring Cash Couriers and Bulk Cash Smugglers (CC/BCS) Sydney, Australia; -25th March – 02nd April, 2009 : Governmental-Level Workshop on Countering Terrorism, Sydney, Australia. -03rd -05th December, 2008 : Attending the first of two APEC Workshops on detecting and deterring Cash Couriers and Bulk Cash Smugglers (CC/BCS) Manila, the Philippines. -28th -30th, November, 2006 : Attending at Asia Region Heads of Criminal Intelligence Working Group (ARHCIWG) Shanghai, China; - 2002 - 2006 : Bachelor degree in Law at Royal University of Law and Economic Sciences; -May 22nd – 27th, 2005 : Training Course on 2nd International Conference on Asian Organized Crime and Terrorism, USA; - September 26th – 29th, 2004 : Attending a seminar, Malaysia; - June 06th – July 18th, 2004 : Training Course, Russia; - April 27th – May 26th, 2004 : Training Course at Royal Police Academy; - March 14th – 27th, 2004 : Training Course on Anti- terrorism skill, Malaysia; - February 15th – 21st, 2004 : Attending a seminar on Anti-terrorism, Singapore; - 2002 : Training Course on Searching and Law Implementation, International Law Enforcement Academy (ILEA), 6 weeks, Thailand; - 1998 : Training Course on Good Governance, 2 weeks, Homeland; - 1987 : Information Training Course, 3 months, Homeland; - 1986 : Propaganda Conducting Training Course, 6 weeks, Viet Nam; - 1984 : Social Politics Training Course, one year, Russia; - 1980 : Training Course of General rule of Police.

Foreign Languages : English and French (Fair)

Police Background

- April 2014- Present : Deputy Commissioner General of National Police. - July 2003- April 2014 : Director of Internal Security Department; - 2002 – 2003 : Deputy Commissioner & Chief of Bureau of Central Security, Municipal Commissariat; - 1994 – 2002 : Deputy Director of General Information Department; - 1993 – 1994 : Deputy Director of Intelligence

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Department; - 1989 – 1993 : Chief of People Police News and Printing; - 1984 – 1989 : Deputy Chief of Bureau of common affairs, Political and Spiritual education, Ministry of Interior; - 1983 – 1984 : Assistant to Deputy Minister of Interior, in charge of competition affairs; - 1981 – 1982 : Police officer assistant, National and International delegation protecting unit (bodyguards); - 1980 : Police official protecting National Institutions. Main Operations in the field

- Suppression on drug trafficking - Suppression on armed group - Suppression on armed-terrorist group, Cambodian Freedom Fighters (CFF); - Suppression on International Terrorist Network, JI; - Searching and suppressing on drug smuggling; - Searching and Curbing transnational crimes; - Security protection for both National and International operations and for foreign embassies in Cambodia.

Honorable Awards

- Medal of National Merit; - A Gold Medal for National Defense; - A Silk Medal for National Defense; - A Bronze Medal for National Defense; - A Working Gold Medal; - A Working Silk Medal; - A Gold, Silk, Bronze Medal for National Defense and other working award letters and certificates.

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS CANADA ______

1. Brian L. Job Brian L. Job (PhD, Indiana University) is Professor of Political Science and Associate Director of the Institute of Asian Research at the University of British Columbia. From 1992 – 2012, he served as Director of the Centre of International Relations and coincidentally directed UBC’s Security and Defence Forum Program. Previously, he was Professor of Political Science and Director of the International Studies Centre at the University of Minnesota, 1974-1989. Job was the founding Director of the Canadian Human Security Centre, as well as a founding member of CSCAP Canada. He is a Senior Fellow of the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada.

Job’s teaching, research, and publication concern international security—more specifically, the evolving security order of the Asia Pacific, intrastate conflict, human security, and Canadian foreign and security policies. He is co-editor of the academic journal Global Governance, and sits on the editorial boards of International Journal and International Relations of the Asia Pacific. He has been a visiting professor at Aoyama Gakuin University, Tokyo; RSIS at Nanyang Technical University, Singapore; and the Australian National University.

Job has been involved in regional Asia Pacific, expert networks for several decades, particularly with the Council of Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific (CSCAP), having served as Regional Co-Chair from 2002-2004, and Editor of the annual CSCAP Regional Security Outlook from 2007-2012. Since its inception in 1997, Job has co-organized the Canada-Japan Peace and Security Symposium. He is a Canadian representative to the ARF’s Expert and Eminent Persons (EEPs) group.

2. Dr. Pierre Lizee, Ph. D. Associate Professor Department of Political Science Brock University St. Catharines, Ontario Canada L2S3A1

Tel : (905) 688 5550 ext: 4076 Fax : (905) 9889388 E-mail : [email protected]

A. Formal Education

Post-Doctoral Research, 1995 -1997. (1995-1996) Institute of East Asian Studies, University of California at Berkeley. (1996-1997) McGill University-Universite de Montreal Joint Program in Security Studies.

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The Redefinition of Security: Learning from the Asia-Pacific Experience. Ph. D. (Political Science), 1989-1995. York University Thesis: The United Nations and Peace-Building: The Challenges and Contradictions of the Cambodian Peace Process. Co-supervisors: Professors David Dewitt and Paul Evans Diploma in Strategic Studies, 1992-1993. York University. Research Paper: The Evolution of the Literature on Cross-Cultura Negotiations How Should the West Talk to Asia? M.A. (Political Science), 1987-1989. Universite Laval. Thesis: Le temps comme strategic: Le cont/it Kampucheen, 1978- 1988. Supervisor: Professor Gerard Hervouet. B. A. (Political Science), 1984-1987. Universite Laval

B. Doctoral and Post-Doctoral Scholarships

McGill- Universite de Montreal University Joint Program in Security Studies' Post-Doctoral Fellowship, 1996-1997.

Canadian Etepartment of Foreign Affairs and International Trade: Barton Senior Fellowship in International Peace and Security, 1995

Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada: Post-Doctoral Fellowship, 1995-1996

Department of National Defence -Military and Strategic Studies Program-Doctoral Scholarship, 1992-1994.

Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada: Doctoral Fellowship, 1989-1993.

Gouvernement du Quebec -Fonds pour les chercheurs et I'aide a la recherché: Bourse de doctorat, 1989-1992.

Canada -ASEAN Centre, Singapore:Graduate Research Grant, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok: 1993

C. Academic Positions Held

2001-Present Associate Professor (Early Tenure), Brock University

1997-2001 Assistant Professor, Brock University

1996 –1997 Lecturer, McGill University.

As part of my post-doctoral work at McGill University. I was a

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Lecturer for the graduate seminar on "International Security",

1995-1997 Guest Lecturer

In the context of my post-doctoral work, I was a guest lecturer at McGill University, at Universite de Montreal, and at the Institute of International Relations, in Hanoi, in courses dealing with the international politics of Asia

1989-1995 Teaching Assistant.

In the context of my doctoral studies at York University, I was a teaching assistant to Keith Krause, Stephen Gill, and Sandra Whitworth in introductory courses on international relations and international political economy.

D. University Service

2001 -2002 Co-Chair, Honours B .A. in International Political Economy. Chair, Department of Political Science Recruitment Committee

2000-2001 Co-Chair, Honours B .A. in International Political Economy. Chair, Department of Political Science Undergraduate Affairs Committee.

1999-2000 Chair, Department of Political Science Undergraduate Affairs Committee.

1989-1999 Chair, Departement of Political Science Honours Symposium Committee.

3. Dr. Paul M. Evans Current position: Director, Institute for Asian Research The University of British Columbia C.K. Choi Building 1855 West Mall, Vancouver V6T 1Z2 Fax: 604-822-5207 E-mail: [email protected]

A. POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION

University or Institution Degree Subject Area Dates University of Alberta B.A. Hons. Political Science 1973 University of Alberta M.A. Political Science 1974 Dalhousie University Ph.D. (with distinction) Political Science 1982

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Title of Dissertation and Name of Supervisor

Fairbank: Intellect and Enterprise in American China Scholarship, 1936-61. Supervised by Roger Dial.

B. EMPLOYMENT RECORD

(a) Prior to coming to UBC

University, Company or Organization Rank or Title Dates Acadia University Lecturer 1980-81 York University Lecturer 1981-82 York University Assistant 1982-86 Professor York University Associate 1986-96 Professor York University-University of Toronto – Joint Centre for Director 1991-96 Asia Pacific Studies York University Professor 1997-99 Harvard University Visiting 1997-99 Scholar

(b) Since Arriving at UBC in 1999

Rank or Title Dates Professor 1999 - Associate Member, Department of Political Science, 2002 - UBC Acting Director, Liu Institute for Global Issues 1 May 2004 – 1 October 2005 Co-CEO and Chairman of the Executive Committee, 1 September 2005 – 31 Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada August 2008 Director, Institute of Asian Research 1 September 2009 -

C. TEACHING AREAS

International relations, Asian politics, multilateral institutions, cooperative and human security

D. RESEARCH INTERESTS

International relations of Eastern Asia, Canada-Asia policy issues, Asia Pacific institution building

E. AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS

Abe Fellowship, Social Science Research Council and Japan Foundation, 1998-99

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JONATHAN BERKSHIRE MILLER Toranomon Mitsui Bldg. 3F, 3-8-1 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 100-0013, Japan Email: [email protected] Website: www.jberkshiremiller.com

S U M M A R Y O F Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S

• Senior Visiting Fellow at the Japan Institute of International Affairs (JIIA) • Distinguished Fellow at the Asia-Pacific Foundation of Canada • Senior Fellow at the Asian Forum Japan; Senior Fellow on East Asia at the EastWest Institute; Responsible Leader with the BMW Herbert Quandt Foundation. • Founding Director of the Council on International Policy. • Formerly International Affairs Fellow with the Council on Foreign Relations; (2016- 17); fellow (2012-2016) on Japan and Chair of the Japan-Korea Working Group at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Pacific Forum. • Published in several academic journals, book chapters, magazines and reports on East Asian issues, including Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, the Economist, Time Magazine, Forbes, Newsweek and Jane’s Intelligence Review. • Numerous appearances (speeches, interviews, quotes) as an expert on East Asian security issues in a range of outlets including the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Economist, CNN and ABC News. • Experience at the Canada Border Services Agency (2010-2016) working as a senior desk officer in the International Affairs Division. • Experience at the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (2009-10) working as a policy officer in the International Security Branch. • Masters of International Affairs with international experience in Asia, the Middle East and Europe. • Experience working in five countries (including Japan for 6 years). • Intermediate-advanced level of Japanese language.

P R O F E S S I O N A L E X P E R I E N C E

Senior Visiting Fellow, Japan Institute of International Affairs 06/2017 – Present, Tokyo, Japan

Distinguished Fellow, Asia-Pacific Foundation of Canada 12/2017 – Present, Vancouver, Canada (Non-Resident)

Senior Fellow, Asian Forum Japan 01/2017 – Present, Tokyo, Japan

Senior Fellow, EastWest Institute 06/2018 – Present, New York, New York (Non-Resident)

Founding Director, Council on International Policy (CIP) 01/2015 – Present, Ottawa

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Senior Fellow, EastWest Institute 08/2014 – 08/2017, New York City (Non-Resident) International Affairs Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) 08/2016 – 07/2017 – Tokyo, Japan

Visiting Fellow, National Institute of Defense Studies (NIDS) 01/2017- 07/2017 – Tokyo, Japan

Senior Analyst, Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Global Border Management Division, Asia Pacific Desk 06/2010 – 08/2016, Ottawa, Ontario

SPF Fellow, Chair of Japan-Korea Working Group Center for Strategic and International Studies Pacific Forum 07/2012 – 03/2016, Honolulu, Hawaii (Non-Resident)

Policy Analyst, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada International Security Branch - The Global Partnership Program 05/2009 – 06/2010, Ottawa, Ontario

E D U C A T I O N

Master of Arts in International Affairs The Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University 09/2008 – 06/2010, Ottawa, Ontario

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Mount Allison University 1999 – 2003, Sackville, New Brunswick Major: Political Science; Minor: History

GOVERNMENT SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS (INVITED PRESENTATIONS AND PAPERS)

1) Canada-Japan Peace and Security Symposium (Tokyo, Japan) December 2018. a. Presentation: “Canada-Japan – Enhancing Security Cooperation” 2) Ministry of Defense (Japan), National Defense Academy, Yokosuka, Japan, February 2018 a. Presentation: “US Approach to North Korea Under the Trump Administration” 3) Embassy of Canada, Tokyo, Japan: October 2017. a. Panelist: “Middle Powers in a G-Zero World” 4) Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute: Urumqi, China, September 2017. a. Speech: “Financial Sustainability and Global Best Practices for Think Tanks” 5) Ministry of Defense (Japan), National Institute of Defense Studies, Tokyo, Japan, June 2017. a. Presentation: “US-Japan-India: Trilateral Relations”

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6) Shangri-la Dialogue (Singapore), June 2017. a. Canadian Delegate – SEAYLP Program 7) Global Affairs Canada, Ottawa, Canada, May 2017. a. Presentation: “Canada as an Indispensible Partner with ASEAN.” 8) Ministry of Defense (Japan), National Defense Academy, Yokosuka, Japan, March 2017. a. Lecture: “Security Issues on the Korean Peninsula” 9) Ministry of Defense (Japan), National Institute of Defense Studies, Tokyo, Japan, February 2017. a. Lecture: “US-Japan Alliance in Trump Era” 10) Department of National Defence (DND), Ottawa, ON, November 2015 a. Defence Engagement Program b. Lecture: “Japan’s Security and Defense Posture in East Asia” 11) Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), April 2014 a. Security-Intelligence Outlook in East Asia b. Lecture; “Japan’s Security Role and Emerging Threats” 12) Department of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Development (DFATD) a. International Security Research and Outreach Programme (ISROP) b. Presentation: “East Asia’s Security Flashpoints” c. Panel Discussion: “Canada’s Emerging Security Options in East Asia”

ACADEMIC, THINK TANK & CORPORATE INVITED SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

1) Japan Institute of International Affairs, Tokyo, Japan, July 2018 a. Presentation: “Japan-Canada Security Relations in Indo-Pacific and Beyond” 2) Asian Forum Japan, Tokyo, Japan, July 2018 a. Presentation: “Five Eyes and Intelligence Sharing: A Role for Japan?” 3) Keizai Koho Center, Tokyo, Japan, June 2018 a. Presentation: “US-Japan Relations and Changing Environment in East Asia” 4) ICIS Asian Oil Conference, Singapore, June 2018 a. Lunch Address: “Geoeconomic Trends and Risks in East Asia” 5) Tama University – CRS, Tokyo, Japan, June 2018 a. Presentation: “Regional Views of Japan’s Free and Open Indo-Pacific” 6) IISS Shangri-La Dialogue, Singapore, June 2018 a. Delegate 7) Council on Foreign Relations, New York, USA, May 2018 a. Presentation: “Japan’s Security Interests in the Indo-Pacific” 8) EastWest Institute, New York, USA, May 2018 a. Roundtable: “Japan’s Perspective on Korean Peninsula Issues” 9) Chongqing University, Chongqing, China, May 2018 a. Roundtable: “North East Asian Security Landscape” 10) Asian Forum Japan, Tokyo, Japan, April 2018 a. Speech: “Illiberal Order: EU-Japan Cooperation” 11) Temple University Japan, Tokyo, Japan, April 2018 a. Lecture: “Japan’s Regional Security Environment” 12) APEC Business Advisory Council Meetings, Tokyo, Japan, April 2018 13) World Affairs Council, San Francisco, USA, March 2018. a. Speech: “Japan and the Indo-Pacific Region”

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14) Asia-Pacific Foundation, Vancouver, Canada, March 2018 a. Lecture: “Geopolitical Shifts and Security in East Asia” 15) University of British Colombia, Vancouver, Canada, March 2018 a. Lecture: “Geopolitical Shifts and Security in East Asia” 16) Balsille School of International Affairs, Waterloo, Canada, March 2018 a. Lecture: “Geopolitical Shifts and Security in East Asia” 17) Centre for the Study of Global Japan, University of Toronto, March 2018 a. Lecture: “Geopolitical Shifts and Security in East Asia” 18) Canadian International Council, Ottawa, Canada, March 2018 a. Lecture: “Geopolitical Shifts and Security in East Asia” 19) Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada, March 2018 a. Lecture: “Geopolitical Shifts and Security in East Asia” 20) China Foreign Affairs University, Beijing, China, January 2018. a. Lecture: “Tensions on the Korean Peninsula” 21) CSCAP, Nuclear Energy Experts Group: Singapore, January 2018. 22) Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto, Japan, December 2017. a. Lecture: “Geopolitical Change and Security Shifts in East Asia” 23) Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan, December 2017. a. Lecture: “Geopolitical Change and Security Shifts in East Asia” 24) Japan Institute of International Affairs, Kanazawa, Japan, December 2017. a. Presentation: “US-Japan Alliance in the Trump Era” 25) Pacific Forum CSIS: Taipei, Taiwan, December 2017. a. Strategic Trade Controls Expert Group 26) Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and JIIA: Washington, D.C., USA, November 2017. a. Organizer: “US-Japan Historical Reconciliation: Healing In the Context of National Security” 27) BMW Foundation Responsible Leader’s Forum: Baltimore, USA, October 2017. a. Participant: “Sustainable Development and Stable Democracies” 28) International Christian University of Japan: Tokyo, Japan, October 2017. a. Presentation: “US-Japan-India Relations: Mini-lateralism” 29) G1 Global Conference: Tokyo, Japan, September 2017. a. Panelist: “Geopolitics in Asia: New Shifts and Rebalancing,” 30) Gakushuin Women’s College: Tokyo, Japan, June 2017. a. Lecture: “International Relations and US-Japan Alliance” 31) ICIS Asian Oil Conference: Singapore, May 2017. a. Keynote Speech: “Asian Trade Flows and Geopolitical Uncertainty in the Trump Era.” 32) International Christian University of Japan: Mitaka, Japan, May 2017. a. Lecture: “Japan-China Relations in the Trump Era” 33) Soochow University: Suzhou, China, May 2017 a. Lecture: “Regionalism in East Asia” 34) Japan’s Keidanren: Tokyo, Japan, April 2017 a. Presentation: “US-Japan Relations in the Trump Era” 35) Hitachi Group: Tokyo, Japan, April 2017 a. Presentation: “US-Japan-India: Trilateral Relations” 36) China Foreign Affairs University: Beijing, China, March 2017 a. Lecture: “Donald Trump and East Asia: Dealing with Uncertainty” 37) Shandong University: Jinan, China, March 2017

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a. Lecture: “Japan-China Relations in Trump Era” 38) International Christian University of Japan: Mitaka, Japan, January 2017 a. Lecture: “US-Japan-India: Trilateral Relations” 39) Japan Institute of International Affairs: Tokyo, Japan, December 2016 a. Presentation: “US-Japan-India Trilateral Relations: Challenges and Opportunities” 40) Asian Forum Japan: Tokyo, Japan, September 2016 a. Presentation: “US-Japan Alliance, Post-Election” 41) Hunan University: Changsha, China, August 2016 a. Lecture: “US-China Relations and Regional Security Challenges” 42) Carleton University: Ottawa, ON, May 2016 a. Lecture: “Regional Security Challenges: South China Sea” 43) Munk Center for Global Affairs, University of Toronto, Seeking Prosperity and Security in Uncertain Times: Japan and Canada Reconsider the Pacific Century, March 2016. a. Panelist: “Rethinking Foreign and Security Policies in a Dynamic North Pacific” 44) SPF Conference, Pacific Forum CSIS, Honolulu, Hawaii, March 2016. a. Presentation: “Trilateral Opportunities for the US-Japan Alliance” 45) Council for Security and Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific (CSCAP), Preventive Diplomacy in ASEAN Region, Singapore, January 2016. a. Paper: “Crisis Response Mechanisms in ASEAN” 46) US-China Security Dialogue, EastWest Institute, Beijing, China, November 2015 a. Presentation: “Crisis Mitigation Options in the East China Sea” 47) Strategic Goods CSCAP, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, September 2015 48) Carleton University: Ottawa, ON, May 2015 a. Lecture: “Japan and its Regional Neighbors” 49) Zhongnan University: Wuhan, China, November 2014 a. Lecture; “Japan’s Evolving Foreign Policy Challenges” 50) CSIS, US-Japan-ROK Trilateral Security Meeting: Seoul, South Korea, November 2014 a. Presentation: “Challenges and Opportunities in Japan-Korea Security Relations” 51) Regional Centre for Strategic Studies: Kalutara, Sri Lanka, September 2014. a. “US Policy Against ISIS: Risks and Challenges” 52) Carleton University: Ottawa, ON, May 2014 a. Lecture: “Japan Becoming a ‘Normal’ Country’ and its Implications” 53) US-Japan Security Seminar: Washington, DC, March 2014. a. Conference paper: “US-Japan Cooperation on Nuclear Security in the Asia- Pacific” 54) Canadian International Council - “Japan’s Foreign Policy Under Abe” - Ottawa; March 2014 55) Global Leader’s Opinion Summit – Tokyo, Japan; September 2013 a. Conference Paper: “Leveraging Mongolia’s Role as Regional Peacekeeping Hub” 56) CSIS, US-Japan-ROK – “Trilateral on Extended Deterrence” – Seoul, South Korea; September 2013. a. Conference Paper: “DPRK Collapse Scenario: US-Japan-ROK Trilateral

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Cooperation on WMD Security” 57) Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences: Shanghai, China, June 2013. a. Conference paper: “Japan’s Dynamic Foreign Policy in Asia” 58) CSCAP - Countering the Proliferation of WMD in the Asia-Pacific, 17th meeting: Manila, the Philippines, June 2013. a. Conference Paper: “Countering a Nuclear North Korea: The Importance of China’s Support” 59) US-Japan Security Seminar: San Francisco, March 2013. a. Conference paper: “Trilateral Engagement between the US, Japan and Russia: Moving Beyond the Kurils” 60) CSCAP – Countering the Proliferation of WMD in the Asia-Pacific, 16th meeting: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, November 2012. a. Conference paper: “International Humanitarian Law – Relating to Nuclear Weapons Testing and Use”

P U B L I C A T I O N S

Books and Chapters:

1. Miller, J. Berkshire (2017) ‘Canada As an Indispensable Partner in East Asia? Perceptions from the Region,’ in Stephanie Martel and Nhu Truong (Ed.) Southeast Asia in an Evolving Global Landscape: Prospects for an Integrated Region and Implications for Canada. Vancouver, Canada: University of British Colombia. 2. Miller, J. Berkshire (2017) ‘Japan’s North Korea Options’ in Gideon Rose (Ed.) Foreign Affairs Anthology: North Korea and the Bomb. New York, NY: Council on Foreign Relations. 3. Miller, J. Berkshire (2015) ‘Chapter 4: Synopsis of the Asan Institute, Pacific Forum CSIS Conference on US-Japan-ROK Triangular Relations’ in Gilbert Rozman (Ed.) Asia’s Alliance Triangle: US-Japan-South Korea Relations in a Tumultuous Time. Seoul, South Korea: Palgrave MacMillan. 4. Miller, J. Berkshire (2015) ‘Chapter 6: Japan's Defense Reforms and Korean Perceptions of Japan's Collective Self-Defense’ in Gilbert Rozman (Ed.) Asia’s Alliance Triangle: US-Japan-South Korea Relations in a Tumultuous Time. Seoul, South Korea: Palgrave MacMillan. 5. Miller, J. Berkshire (January, 2015) ‘Meeting of the Minds: Did Japan and China Just Press Reset?’ in Gideon Rose (Ed.) Foreign Affairs Anthology: The New Global Context – Davos WEF 2015. New York, NY: Council on Foreign Relations. 6. Miller, J. Berkshire (2014) ‘Dispelling the Myth on Japan’s Defense Reforms (Japanese)’ in Newsweek Japan: Rethinking Japan. Tokyo, Japan: Hankyu Communications. 7. Miller, J. Berkshire (2013) ‘Amid Regional Rivalries, Japan Remains a Vital Partner for ASEAN’ in World Politics Review (Ed.): Can ASEAN Find Its Way? New York, NY: World Politics Review. 8. Miller, J. Berkshire (2012) ‘Lee’s Dokdo Visit Sinks Hope for Japan-Korea Détente’ in World Politics Review (Ed.): The Territorial Disputes in Global Politics. New York, NY: World Politics Review. 9. Miller, J. Berkshire (2012) ‘For Japan’s Abe, Regional Realities Are Likely to Trump Hard-line Rhetoric’ in World Politics Review (Ed.): Leadership Transitions in 2012. New York, NY: World Politics Review.

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10. Miller, J. Berkshire (2011) ‘Mongolia’s Uranium Boom’ in World Politics Review (Ed.): The Rise of the Nuclear Rest. New York, NY: World Politics Review.

4. STÉPHANIE MARTEL Department of Political Studies Queen’s University Mackintosh-Corry Hall 68 University Ave. Kingston, ON, K7L 3N6 Phone : +1.613.533.3120 Email: [email protected]

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS (CURRENT)

2018 - … Assistant Professor of Political Studies, Queen’s University 2018 - … Fellow, Centre for International and Defence Policy

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS (PREVIOUS)

2017. Post-Doctoral Fellow, Institute of Asian Research, University of British Columbia | Centre for International Peace and Security Studies, McGill University. 2015. Visiting Research Fellow, Asian Center, University of the Philippines- Diliman. 2015. Visiting Research Fellow, Centre for International and Strategic Studies (Jakarta) 2014. Visiting Research Fellow, Chulalongkorn University (Bangkok).

EDUCATION

2017. Ph.D., Political Science, Université de Montréal 2011. M.Sc., Political Science, Université Lumière Lyon 2 2008. B.Sc., International Studies, Université de Montréal

PUBLICATIONS

Refereed Journal Articles 2017. “From Ambiguity to Contestation: Discourse(s) of Non-Traditional Security in the ASEAN Community,”The Pacific Review. 30(4): 549-565. 2015. [“Countering Cross-Border Trafficking in Southeast Asia: Subregional Cooperation as a Catalyst for Security Regionalism”] « Lutte anti-trafic transfrontalière en Asie du Sud-Est : la coopération subrégionale comme tremplin pour le régionalisme en matière de sécurité », L’Espace Politique 24(3). DOI: 10.4000/espacepolitique.3181 2014. [“China and ASEAN: an ambivalent relationship”] « La Chine et l’ASEAN : une relation ambivalente », Monde Chinois 2-3(38-39): 48-65.

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2013. “The recruitment of female ‘mules’ by transnational criminal organizations: securitization of drug trafficking in the Philippines and beyond,” Social Transformations: Journal of the Global South 1(2): 13-41.

Book Chapters 2019. [“Security challenges in Southeast Asia and beyond”] « Enjeux de sécurité en Asie du Sud-Est et au-delà » in Granger, Serge and Dominique Caouette (ed.), L’Asie du Sud-Est à la croisée des puissances. Montreal: Presses de l’Université de Montréal. 2015. [“Borders in East Asia: Imprecisions, Contradictions, Reclamations”] « Les frontières en Asie orientale : imprécisions, contradictions, revendications » in Arnaud Pautet and Eric Frécon (dir.), L’Asie orientale. Paris: Ellipses. 2015. [“(Dis)Organized Crime in East Asia”] « Le crime (dés)organisé en Asie orientale » in Arnaud Pautet et Eric Frécon (dir.), L’Asie orientale. Paris: Ellipses.

Manuscripts in preparation • Debating Security in the Asia-Pacific: Discourse and the Making of an ASEAN Community (book manuscript). • “Discursive Contestation and the Polysemy of Security Community-Building: Towards a ‘People-Centered’ ASEAN?” (journal article). • “Unpacking the Rules-Based International Order: Prospects for Meeting the Challenge and Implications for Canada, Japan, and ASEAN” (journal article). • “(Re)Conceptualizing Institutional Resilience in World Politics: Insights from the Global South” (journal article, with Anne-Laure Mahé). • “Lines in the Water: Maritime Disputes, Border Politics, and the Fluid Body of States in the Asia-Pacific” (journal article, with Edward Boyle). • “Debunking the ‘ASEAN Way’: The Contested Meaning and Practice of Diplomatic Norms in Southeast Asia (journal article, with Aarie Glas). • “The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)” (book chapter, with Katja Freistein). • Embracing the Diversity of Canadian IR: A Genealogy of Canadian Contributions on the Social Constructedness of World Politics (journal article, with J. Andrew Grant and Nadège Compaoré).

Book reviews 2018 (forthcoming). The Indonesian Way: ASEAN, Europeanization, and Foreign Policy Debates in a New Democracy. By Jürgen Rüland. Stanford University Press, 2017, 312 pp. in Pacific Affairs. 2017. Think Tanks and Non-Traditional Security: Governance Entrepreneurs in Asia. By Erin Zimmerman. Palgrave Macmillan, 2016, 214 pp. in Pacific Affairs 90(1): 107-109.

Policy Reports 2017. Southeast Asia in an Evolving Global Landscape: Prospects for an Integrated Region and Implications for Canada. Edited by Stéphanie Martel and Nhu Truong. Vancouver: University of British Columbia. Online: http://iar.ubc.ca/ubc-gac/

Other 2017. [Southeast Asia, divided against Beijing?] « L’Asie du Sud-Est, un espace divisé

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face à Pékin? », Diplomatie no. 84. 2015. [“Civil Society’s Contestation of ASEAN’s approach to regional security”] « La société civile conteste le discours de l’ASEAN sur la sécurité régionale », L’Asie en 1000 mots. Online. http://asie1000mots-cetase.org/La-societe-civile-conteste-le 2015. [The South China Sea and the redefinition of regional order in the Asia Pacific] « La mer de Chine méridionale au cœur de la redéfinition de l’ordre régional en Asie Pacifique », Monde68. Online. https://quebec.huffingtonpost.ca/monde68/la-mer-de- chine-meridionale-au-cur-de-la-redefinition-de-lordre-regional-en-asie- pacifique_b_7160584.html 2013. [ASEAN’s Diplomatic Culture: An Obstacle to Regional Security Cooperation?] « La culture diplomatique de l’ASEAN : Un obstacle à la coopération en matière de sécurité ? » in Regard Critique : le journal des hautes études internationales 8(1): 12.

RESEARCH GRANTS AND AWARDS

2019. Conference Travel Grant, International Studies Association. 2018. Explore Grant, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, Canada. 2018. Peacock Faculty Research Grant, Department of Political Studies, Queen’s University. 2018. Research Initiation Grant, Queen’s University. 2017-2019. Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Fonds de recherche du Québec – Société et Culture, Canada (declined for 2018-2019). 2017. Conference Travel Grant, International Studies Association. 2017. Doctoral Fellowship. Montreal Center for International Studies. 2014-2016. Doctoral Scholarship, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, Canada. 2014-2016. Doctoral Scholarship, Fonds Québécois de la Recherche – Société et Culture, Canada. (declined for 2014-2015) 2013. Research Scholarship (Prix du CORIM), Montreal Council for International Relations (CORIM), Canada. 2013. Graduate Scholarship, TD Bank, Canada. 2012-2014. Graduate Scholarship, Department of Political Science, University of Montreal, Canada.

CONFERENCE ACTIVITY

Invited Talks 2019. (forthcoming). “Debating Security Community in Southeast Asia: Discourse in the Making of a ‘People Centered’ ASEAN”, Université de Montréal, March 15. 2018. “Debating Security Community in Southeast Asia: Discourse in the Making of a ‘People Centered’ ASEAN”, RMC Department of Political Science and Economics Seminar Series, Royal Military College of Canada, Kingston, Nov. 9. 2017. Debating ASEAN’s Role in Regional Security: A Discursive Approach to the South China Sea Disputes,” Kyushu University.

Conferences Organized 2013. Canadian Council for Southeast Asian Studies’ Conference, Université de Montréal, October 15-17.

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Panels Organized 2019. “Bringing ASEAN Back In: New Approaches to Continuity and Change in Asia Pacific Regionalism”, Association of Asian Studies (AAS)-in-Asia Conference, Bangkok, July 1-4. 2016. “Regionalism in Southeast Asia: Non-State Actors’ Engagement with ASEAN”, International Political Science Association’s World Congress, Poznan, July 23- 28. 2016. [“The Politics of Fieldwork Research: A Critical Evaluation of Researcher/Participant Relations”] « Quand le politique s’invite dans la recherche de terrain: réflexions autour des rapports entre chercheurs et enquêtés », Société québécoise de science politique (SQSP), Université Laval, May 19-21. 2016. [“Being a woman in academia: challenges, thoughts, and potential solutions] « Être une femme dans le milieu académique: défis, réflexions et pistes de solution », Department of Political Science, Université de Montréal, March 8. 2013. [“Non-Traditional Security in Southeast Asia] « Sécurité non-traditionnelle en Asie du Sud-Est », Canadian Council for Southeast Asian Studies (CCSEAS) 2013 Conference, Université de Montréal, October 17-19. 2012. [“Transnational Dynamics in Asia 2] « Dynamiques transnationales en Asie 2 », Canadian Asian Studies Association 2012 Conference, Université du Québec à Montréal, November 3-4.

Papers Presented 2019 (forthcoming). “(Re)Conceptualizing Institutional Resilience in World Politics: Insights from the Global South” (with Anne-Laure Mahé), International Studies Association’s Annual Convention, Toronto, March 26-30. 2019 (forthcoming). “Debunking the ‘ASEAN Way’: The Contested Meaning and Practice of Diplomatic Norms in Southeast Asia”, Association of Asian Studies (AAS)-in-Asia Conference, Bangkok, July 1-4. 2019 (forthcoming). “Embracing the Diversity of Canadian IR: A Genealogy of Canadian Contributions on the Social Constructedness of World Politics”, American Political Science Association’s Annual Meeting, Washingston D.C., August 29-September 1. 2018. “From Talk-Shop to Community of Discourse: ASEAN’s Security Community- Building Process as Performance,” Canadian Political Science Association, University of Regina, May 30-June 1. 2018. “ASEAN’s Diplomatic and Security Culture through the Prism of Practice,” International Studies Association’s Annual Convention, San Francisco, April 4- 7. 2017. “Canada-ASEAN at Fifty,” Canadian Council for Southeast Asian Studies, York University, October 26-28. 2017. “The ASEAN Way as Practice,” Canadian Council for Southeast Asian Studies, York University, October 26-28. 2017. “Policing the Margins: Transnational Insecurity and the State in Southeast Asia,” European Association for Southeast Asian Studies, Oxford University, August 16-18. 2017. [“Securitizing the ‘Transnational’ in Southeast Asia: A Reconfiguration of the Exercice of Sovereignty in the 21st century”] « La sécurisation du « transnational » en Asie du Sud- Est : une reconfiguration de l'exercice de la

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souveraineté au 21ème siècle », Congrès international des associations francophones de science politique, Université du Québec à Montréal, May 17-19. 2017. “Non-Traditional Security in ASEAN: The role of discourse in security community- building”, Women in International Security-Canada’s Annual Workshop, Montréal, May 17-19. 2017. “Regional Security for Whom? The Complicated Relationship Between State and Human Security in ASEAN”, International Studies Association’s Annual Meeting, Baltimore, February 22-25. 2016. “The Contested Meaning of Regional Security in Southeast Asia: How Discourse on Non- Traditional Security Supports the Formation of an ASEAN Security Community”, International Studies Association’s Annual Meeting, Atlanta, March 16-19. 2015. “The Mounting Challenge to ASEAN’s Centrality: An Overview of Proposals for Reforming the Regional Security Architecture in the Asia-Pacific”, Canadian Council for Southeast Asian Studies, Université d’Ottawa, October 15-17. 2015. “Non-Traditional Security in ASEAN: A Discursive Analysis”, American Political Science Association’s Annual Meeting, San Francisco, September 2-6. 2013. [“The Impact of Non-traditional Security Cooperation on the Formation of an ASEAN Community”] « L’impact de la coopération en matière de sécurité non- traditionnelle sur la formation d’une communauté ASEAN », Canadian Council for Southeast Asian Studies (CCSEAS) 2013 Conference, Université de Montréal, October 17-19. 2012. [“Non-traditional Security as a Catalyst for Regional Cooperation in Southeast Asia: The Case of Methamphetamine Trafficking”] « La sécurité non-traditionnelle comme catalyseur de la coopération régionale en Asie du Sud-est : le cas du trafic de méthamphétamine », Canadian Asian Studies Association 2012 Conference, Université du Québec à Montréal, November 3-4. 2012. “Securitization of Drug Trafficking in the Philippines: the Victimization of Women Recruited as Drug Mules by Transnational Criminal Networks”, 9th International Conference on the Philippines (ICOPHIL-9): The Philippines and the World, Michigan State University, October 28-30.

Discussant

Centre for International Peace and Security Studies’ Graduate Conference (2019), International Studies Association (2019), Canadian Political Science Association (2018), Canadian Asian Studies Association (2012).

DEPARTMENTAL TALKS 2017. “Debating Non-Traditional Security in the Asia-Pacific: Discourse in the Making of an ASEAN Community,” Institute of Asian Research, University of British Columbia, October 2. 2017. “Non-Traditional Security in ASEAN: The Role of Discourse in Security Community- Building,” Department of Political Studies, Queen’s University, June 21. 2017. “Non-Traditional Security in ASEAN: The Role of Discourse in Security Community- Building,” Centre for International Peace and Security Studies, McGill University, June 12. 2016. “From Ambiguity to Contestation: Discourse(s) of Non-Traditional Security in the ASEAN Community”, Université de Montréal, December 14.

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2016. “Is Ambiguity Constructive? Discourse(s) on Non-Traditional Security in the ASEAN Community,” Université de Montréal, January 20. 2015. [“Regional Security in Southeast Asia: Discourse Analysis and Ethnographic Research on ASEAN”] « La sécurité régionale en Asie du Sud-Est : analyse de discours et recherche ethnographique sur l’ASEAN », Université de Montréal, November 27.

TEACHING

Department of Political Studies, Queen’s University International Relations Theory (Fall 2018) Approaches to Global Governance (Winter 2018, Winter 2019) International Relations of the Asia-Pacific (Winter 2018, Winter 2019)

Department of Political Science, University of Montreal [International Relations] « Relations internationales » (Spring 2017) SUPERVISION

Honours Theses Jesse Martin (2019)

MRP Kathleen Rankin (2019)

SERVICE

Department

Queen’s University Member, Colloquium Committee, 2018-2019 (F/W) Elected Member, Appointments Committee, 2018 (F) Elected Member, Headship Committee, 2018 (F) Member, Equity Issues Committee, 2018 (W).

Université de Montréal Vice-president, Women in International Security (WIIS)-UdeM, 2016-2017.

Profession 2017-… Member-at-Large, Executive Committee, Canadian Council for Southeast Asian Studies. 2012-2014. Student Representative, Executive Committee, Canadian Council for Southeast Asian Studies.

Outreach 2018. Expert Delegate (Canada), Canada-Japan Peace and Security Symposium 2018, Tokyo, December 10-14. 2018. Invited Talk on “Can ASEAN-led fora maintain relevance amid geo-strategic competition playing out across the Asia-Pacific region, or are larger powers already bi-passing ASEAN?”, Global Affairs Canada, Ottawa, March 26. 2018. Invited Talk on “The added value of ADMM-Plus in Asia-Pacific Security:

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Implications for Canada”, Department of National Defence, Ottawa, March 26. 2018. Public Lecture on “The Contested Nature of Non-Traditional Security in ASEAN: Discourse and its Implications for Policy”, Canadian International Council, Asia- Pacific Working Group, Ottawa, March 26. 2017. Invited Talk on “Regionalism and Civil Society Engagement with Regional Institutions in the Asia-Pacific” Asia-Pacific Working Group’s Annual Meeting, Canadian Council for International Cooperation, Ottawa, December 11. 2017. Panelist, Global Security Panel, Munk School of Global Affairs’ Career Week, Toronto, October 18. 2017. Young Leader (Canada), Shangri-La Dialogue, International Institute for Strategic Studies, Singapore, June 2-4. 2013. Young Delegate (Canada), Pacific Economic Cooperation Council, Vancouver, June 2-5.

Media commentary Canal Savoir, Radio-Canada (CBC), Le Devoir TEACHING AREAS

International Politics International Relations Theory International Security Global Governance Southeast Asian Politics Asia-Pacific International Relations Qualitative Methods

PROFESSIONAL NETWORKS

2016-… Member. Women in International Security-Canada. 2016-… Member. Réseau Asie & Pacifique (France). 2015-… Member. International Studies Association. 2015-… Member. Canadian Political Science Association. 2015-… Member. Société québécoise de science politique. 2012-… Member. Canadian Council for Southeast Asian Studies. 2015-2016. Member. American Political Science Association. 2012-2016. Member. Canadian Asian Studies Association.

LANGUAGES French (native); English (fluent); Indonesian (conversational, can read with dictionary) Mandarin-Chinese (limited conversational); Spanish (limited conversational, can read with dictionary).

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS CHINA

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1. Dr. RUAN Zongze

Vice President and senior research fellow at China Institute of International Studies (CIIS), Editor-in-Chief of the CIIS journal – China International Studies, UNDP Human Development Report Advisory Panel.

Prior to that, he was Minister Counselor for Policy at the Embassy of the PRC in the United States from July 2007 through December 2011. He was appointed as Vice President at CIIS from 2002 to 2007. From 1996 to 2000, Mr. RUAN served as Second and First Secretary at the Chinese Embassy in the UK. From 1992 to 1993, he was also a visiting fellow at the School of Oriental and African Studies, the University of London in the UK.

His areas of research include Chinese foreign policy, American foreign policy, Sino-US relations and international security.

Office Address: China Institute of International Studies 3, Taotiao, Taijichang, Beijing 100005, China Fax: (86-10) 65 12 3744

2. Dr. CHEN Dongxiao

President of Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS) since July 2013. Prior to this position, Prof. CHEN was Vice President in charge of academic research and international exchanges of SIIS. Before that, he also held the positions of deputy director of Department of Academic Research and International Exchanges, Director of the Department of International Organizations and International Law, Director of the Department of American Studies.

Chen Dongxiao got his Ph.D from Fudan University and had been teaching at the Department of International Politics of Fudan University until 1993. Dr. CHEN specializes in the studies of China foreign policy, Sino-U.S. relations and UN collective security.

He has led and supervised numerous task forces on research projects entrusted by China National Foundation of Social Sciences Studies, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Finance, Taiwan Affairs Office of State Council and so on. Dr. CHEN is awarded as “Leading Scholar of Shanghai” in 2012.

His latest publications include Global Security Governance and the Reform of UN Security Regime (Beijing: Current Affairs Press, 2012), Grand Strategic Landscape: Asia in 2020 (editor, Shanghai: East China Normal University Press, 2010), China’s UN Diplomacy (co-author, Beijing: World Affairs Press, 2009), China’s Role in

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International System (co-author, Beijing: Encyclopedia Publishing House, 2008), “Complexity and Transformational Structure of China-U.S. Relations” (in China- U.S. Relation Transformed, eds. by Suisheng Zhao, NY: Routledge, 2008), UN: New Agenda and New Challenges (Beijing: Current Affairs Press, 2005).

Dr. CHEN is the chief editor of Global Review published by SIIS. He also holds the positions as Chair of Shanghai Association of Future Asia, Vice-Chair of Shanghai Association of American Studies. Dr. CHEN is adjunct professor of Shanghai International Studies University. He also holds the non-resident senior fellow of Center for American Studies, CIIS, senior advisor of International Business Leaders Advisory Council for the Major of Shanghai (IBLAC), senior advisor of Shanghai Foreign Affairs office and Shanghai Taiwan Affairs office of Shanghai Municipal Government respectively.

3. Maj. Gen. QIAN Lihua

Major General QIAN Lihua is Member of CPPCC Committee of Foreign Affairs, Vice-President of China Arms Control and Disarmament Association and Vice Chair of Chinese Committee of the Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific.

He was born in November 1952 in Zongyang, Anhui. He joined the PLA in 1969 and graduated from military academy in 1974. His previous positions include staff officer and deputy director of the administrative office of Foreign Affairs Bureau, Ministry of National Defense (MND). After the bureau was restructured into the Foreign Affairs Office (FAO), MND, he assumed the positions of Deputy Director and Director-General of the General Planning Bureau. He was appointed Deputy Chief of FAO, MND in February 2002, and was promoted to Major General in 2004. He served as Chief of FAO from 2007 to 2013.

4. Prof. JIA Yu

Deputy Director of China Institute for Marine Affairs (CIMA) State Oceanic Administration

PERSONAL DETAILS Surname: JIA First Name: Yu Nationality: Chinese Gender: female Birth Date: 1964-02-28 Telephone: (86-10) 6804-4632 Facsimile: (86-10) 6803-0767 E-Mail: [email protected]

Office Address: China Institute for Marine Affairs (CIMA) State Oceanic Administration (SOA) #1 Fuxingmenwai Ave., Beijing 100860

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The People’s Republic of China

EDUCATION Doctor of Laws, School of Law, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China Master of Laws, Capital University of Economy and Trade, Beijing, China Bachelor of Laws, Jilin University, Changcun, China

AREAS OF EXPERTISE: Public International Law and the Law of the Sea

WORK EXPERIENCE Dec. 1994 to present Deputy Director China Institute for Marine Affairs (CIMA), State Oceanic Administration, #1 Fuxingmenwai Ave. Beijing 100860, P. R. China.

July 1985 to Dec. 1994 Lecturer Beijing Finance and Trade College

PROFESSORSHIP Professor, Wuhan University and Hainan University

CONSULTANCY Consultant to the China Delegation to the General Assembly of the Parties of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, 2009 Consultant to the China Delegation to the General Assembly of International Seabed Authority, 2009

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP Deputy Secretary General International Law of the Sea Association, P.R. China

Council Member International Law Association, P. R. China

Member China Law Science Association, P. R. China

5. Dr. ZHAI Kun

Dr. ZHAI is currently the professor of School of International Studies, Peking University. Before that, he was Director of Institute of World Political Studies of China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations (CICIR) from 2011 to 2104 and the Director of South and Southeast Asian and Oceanian Studies of CICIR from 2007 to 2011. Dr. ZHAI is the council member of China People's Institute of Foreign Affairs (CPIFA) and also the Deputy President of China Association of Southeast Asian Studies.

His main research fields are Global and Strategic issues, Asia-Pacific Studies, Southeast Asian Studies and Australian Studies.

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF KOREA

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1. H.E. Mr. KIM HYOK CHOL

Surname : Kim

First Name : Hyok Chol

Current Position : Ambassador at Large, MFA

Nationality : Korean

Tel/fax : 00850-2-3814660

Address (office) : Jungsongdong, Central Dis. Pyongyang, D.P.R.K

2. Mr. RYOM CHOL JUN

Surname : Ryom

First Name : Chol Jun

Current Position : Deputy Director-General, Department of Asia and Oceanic Countries, MFA

Nationality : Korean

Tel/fax : 00850-2-3814660

Address (office) : Jungsongdong, Central Dis. Pyongyang, D.P.R.K

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS EUROPEAN UNION

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1. Dr. GUDRUN WACKER

Dr. Gudrun Wacker (Germany) is at present Senior Fellow in the Asia Division at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, SWP) in Berlin, a think tank providing political advice to the German government and parliament. Her research focuses on Chinese foreign and security policy, especially EU-China relations, China and the Asia-Pacific region and security cooperation in the Asia-Pacific more generally. She has been organizing the "Berlin Conference on Asian Security" (BCAS) held annually at SWP in Berlin and she has been co-organizing an annual track two dialogue between EU and China on cross-strait relations with the Shanghai Institutes for International Relations. She is currently a member of the Steering Committee of CSCAP EU.

2. Mr. PIETER FEITH

Mr. Pieter Feith (Netherlands) is a former diplomat from the Netherlands now working as a senior mediator with the European Institute of Peace in Brussels. Earlier he served as deputy Director General for politico-military affairs at the European Union Council Secretariat and as Director crisis management in the NATO International Staff. Acting as the Personal Representative of NATO Secretary General Lord Robertson in 2001, he engaged in preventive diplomacy in Southern Serbia and in Macedonia. (1988-1989).

In 2005-6 he served as Head of the EU-Ied Aceh Monitoring Mission (AMM) in Indonesia to implement a peace plan negotiated by President Ahtisaari between the Government of Indonesia and the Aceh independence movement. From 2008 -2012 Mr. Feith was the International Civilian Representative for Kosovo, where he had wide ranging authority based on a settlement to oversee and assist Kosovo's independence as a modern, multi-ethnic democracy with an open market economy. In parallel, he held the post of European Union Special Representative mandated to provide EU advice and to promote overall coordination in Kosovo. In the service of the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs he was posted in Damascus, Bonn, New York (United Nations), Khartoum and Brussels (NATO). Pieter Feith studied Political Science at the University of Lausanne and holds an M. A. from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy in Medford, Mass. He is a Visiting Scholar at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies.

3. SEAMUS GILLESPIE

Mr. Seamus Gillespie (Ireland) is a retired EEAS senior official. He has extensive experience of East Asia. In 2000-13, he served consecutively as head of division for relations with Japan, Korea and the Pacific countries and for relations with South East

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Asia, including responsibility for ASEAN and the ARF. In the later part of the period, he exercised the function of Asia Director. In 1988-94, he served as financial counsellor and then deputy head in the EU Delegation in Tokyo. In addition, he has considerable experience of EU relations with Russia. His original background was financial/economic. He worked in the Irish Finance Ministry in 1972-79 and in the European Commission's DG ECFIN in 1979-88. He was subsequently involved in EU external relations' policy issues, including as a participant, or leading, in negotiations with countries of Asia, for instance with Japan on the 20001-10 Joint Action Plan, with DPRK on establishing diplomatic relations and on access conditions for humanitarian aid operators, with Myanmar on development cooperation issues and with neighbouring countries on partnership agreements. He was born and received his secondary education in Northern Ireland, and thus has had a direct exposure to conflict and conflict resolution. He holds an MA in humanities (National University of Ireland) and a BSc in economics (London) and is at present pursuing theological studies, including courses on Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam (leuven).

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS INDIA

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1. LEELA PONAPPA

Ms. Leela K. Ponappa is a former Ambassador of India, Deputy National Security Adviser, and Secretary of the National Security Council Secretariat. She was elected Co- Chair of CSCAP (Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific) in June 2012. Her ambassadorial assignments have been to Thailand, UNESCAP, the Netherlands and the OPCW (Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons).

As a career diplomat in the Indian Foreign Service from 1970 to 2006, she has worked extensively in the Ministry of External Affairs on security issues; India's relations with its neighbours, as Desk Officer for Pakistan & Afghanistan and Divisional head for SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) and subsequently, for bilateral relations with Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Myanmar and the Maldives; and regional cooperation. She has served on the faculty of the National Defence College, New Delhi and after her tenure as Deputy Consul General in San Francisco, was a Research Associate at the Centre for South and South-East Asian Studies at the University of California, Berkeley.

Following her retirement from the Foreign Service, she was Vice Chairperson of RIS (Research and Information Systems, New Delhi), an economic think tank in Delhi, from 2007 to 2010. She served as Deputy National Security Adviser from 2007 to 2009. She is an Executive Committee member of the Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies, New Delhi and a trustee of the Delhi Policy Group. She is a frequent speaker at conferences on international and regional issues, national security and regional economic cooperation, and lectures regularly at defence institutions.

2. GOPALASWAMI PARTHASARATHY

Address : A-34, IFS Apartments Mayur Vihar, Phase-I DELHI 110091 (India) Tel: (91-11)275 5572

Email : [email protected] [email protected]

Born on May 13, 1940, Mr. G. Parthasarathy is a career diplomat who retired from the Indian Foreign Service on 31 May 2000 He has served in Indian Missions in Moscow, Dar-es-Salaam and Washington, and as Consul General of India in Karachi, Pakistan.

Mr Parthasarathy retired from Service as India's High Commissioner to Pakistan He had earlier served as India's Ambassador to Myanmar and as High Commissioner of India in Cyprus and Australia.

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Mr. Parthasarathy has served in New Delhi as Director in the Foreign Secretary's Office Joint Secretary (Gulf Division) in the Ministry of External Affairs and as Joint Secretary (External Publicity) and Spokesman of the Ministry of External Affairs. He was also Spokesman and information Adviser of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, in the Prime Minister's Office.

Mr. Parthasarathy has been a member of India Delegations in several International Conferences at the Summit Level in the United Nations, the Non-Aligned Movement, the Commonwealth and the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation.

After his retirement Mr Parthasarathy joined the Centre for Policy Research in New Delhi where is a Visiting Professor He focuses attention primarily on developments in India's neighbourhood and on issues of Energy Security. He is a Member of the Advisory Board of the Ministry of External Affairs for Energy Security and Environmental issues. He is also a member of the Indian Delegation in the "CIA-Aspen Institute Strategic Dialogue" between India and the United States.

Mr. Parthasarathy writes extensively on international and national security issues for several newspapers in India.

3. HEMANT KRISHAN SINGH

Address : D-34, IFS Apartments Mayur Vihar Phase-I, New Delhi 110091

Email : [email protected]

Born in 1950, Ambassador Hemant Krishan Singh holds a Master’s Degree from Delhi University where he attended and later taught at St. Stephen’s College before joining the Indian Foreign Service in 1974.

From 1976 to 1991 he served in various capacities at Indian Missions in Lisbon, Maputo, Washington D.C., Kathmandu and Belgrade. At the Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi, he has held assignments of Under Secretary (Americas), Director (Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan) and Joint Secretary (West Europe). He was Deputy Permanent Representative of India to the UN in Geneva from 1995-99, covering the areas of human rights, humanitarian and refugee law, labour, health and intellectual property.

From 1999 to 2002 he was the Ambassador of India to Colombia with concurrent accreditation to Ecuador and Costa Rica, playing an active role in promoting economic and commercial relations with Latin America. As Ambassador to Indonesia with concurrent accreditation to Timor Leste from 2003-2006, he was closely associated with the intensification of relations with Indonesia as well as ASEAN. He served as India’s Ambassador to Japan from June 2006 to December 2010, contributing extensively to the forging of the India-Japan Strategic and Global Partnership through six Bilateral Summits. Ambassador Singh is Chair Professor at ICRIER, New Delhi, since September 2011.

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4. P.P. SHUKLA

5. COMMODORE (RETD) C. UDAY BHASKAR

Director, Society for Policy Studies

Retiring from the Indian Navy in early 2007 after 37 years of service, Commodore Bhaskar is a New Delhi based security analyst and a noted columnist and author. He is currently Convener, India International Centre (IIC) Study Group on Strategic and Security Issues. He was formerly associated with the Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (IDSA) where he served as the Deputy Director (1996-2004) and later headed the Institute till late 2005. Subsequently he was appointed Member-Secretary of the Government of India Task Force on 'Global Strategic Developments', a report submitted to the Prime Minister of India.

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS INDONESIA

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1. H.E. Mr. TEUKU MOHAMMAD HAMZAH THAYEB

Personal Information

§ Place of Birth : Paris, 31 May 1952 § Marital Status : Married with three children

EDUCATION/TRAINING

1982 Graduated from the Faculty of Social and Political Science, Jayabaya University (Majoring in International Relations) 1984 Junior Diplomatic Course, Department of Foreign Affairs, Jakarta 1992 Mid-Career Diplomatic Course, Department of Foreign Affairs, Jakarta 1998 Senior Diplomatic Course, Department of Foreign Affairs, Jakarta

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

1975 Public Relations Officer at the ASEAN National Secretariat 1978 General Affairs Officer at the ASEAN National Secretariat 1983 Economic Bureau Officer at the ASEAN National Secretariat 1986 Political Officer at the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Indonesia in Geneva 1990 Officer at Foreign Minister’s Secretariat 1993 Political Officer, Task Force of Non-Aligned Movement at the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Indonesia in New York 1995 Coordinator, Task Force of UN Security Council at the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Indonesia in New York 1997 Officer at Foreign Minister’s Secretariat 1999 Head of Political Division at the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Indonesia in New York 2002 Director of International Security and Disarmament, Directorate General for Multilateral Political, Social and Security Affairs 2004 Director for East Asia and the Pacific, Directorate General of Asia Pacific and African Affairs 2005 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Indonesia to the Commonwealth of Australia and Republic of Vanuatu 2009 Director-General for Asia Pacific and African Affairs, Directorate General of Asia Pacific and African Affairs 2012-2015 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Indonesia to the United Kingdom, the Republic of Ireland, and the International Maritime Organization (IMO)

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SEMINARS / CONFERENCES ATTENDED

1. ASEAN Meetings 2. UN Meetings in Geneva (HR Commission, UNCHR, WHO, ILO, ICRC, ITU) 3. International Conference on Cambodia (in Paris and Jakarta) 4. Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) Ministerial Conference (Jakarta, Bali, Cairo) 5. NAM Summit (Jakarta) 6. NAM Meetings in New York (Coordination Bureau, Working Groups) 7. International Conference on New and Emerging Democracies, Managua, Nicaragua 8. UN Security Council Meetings (formal, informal, working groups/experts groups, NAM Caucus 9. UN Meetings (General Assembly, Committee IV and VI, Decolonization Committee, Organization of Islamic Conference {OIC}, Committee of Palestine) 10. Terrorism Seminar (Honolulu) 11. OIC Conference on Terrorism (Kuala Lumpur) 12. ASEAN Ministerial Meetings, PMC, ARF 13. Special ASEAN Leaders Meetings on Aftermath of Earthquake and Tsunami 14. Counter Terrorism Regional Conference, Bali 2004 15. Interfaith Dialogue, Yogyakarta 2004 16. 2005 Asia Africa Commemorative Conferences

2. Mr. Teuku Rezasyah

Mr. Teuku Rezasyah is an Indonesian civil servant and is currently teaching International Relations at the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences of Padjadjaran University (Unpad) in Bandung. He has been assigned by the Rector of Padjadjaran University to become the Dean of the Faculty of Humanities at President University, located at the Jababeka Industrial Complex in the vicinity of Jakarta.

Mr. Rezasyah received an under-graduate degree in International Relations from Padjadjaran University in Bandung, then continued with a Master of Arts degree in International Relations from Victoria University in Wellington, New Zealand, followed with a doctorate study in International Relations at Murdoch University in Western Australia, and continued with a doctorate thesis submitted at the College of Law, Government and International Studies at the Northern Malaysia University.

Mr. Rezasyah received a Fulbright Scholarship from the University of Delaware in the United States and is occasionally assigned as a resource person for the Indonesian National Parliament, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia, the Indonesian National Police and the School of Staff and Command of the Indonesian Armed Forces. Mr. Rezasyah is connected to the media under the MNC and Elshinta networks and he regularly comments on international issues related to Indonesia.

Address: Department of International Relations, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Padjadjaran. Jalan Raya Bandung Jatinangor. Sumedang. West Java. Indonesia

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Email: [email protected] Telephone: +62 818 857 249 and WA +62 859 74 92 3789

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS JAPAN

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1. YASUSHI AKASHI

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

1998 Chairman, Japan Centre for Conflict Prevention

1999 President. Hiroshima Peace Institute

1994 Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, the United Nations

1992 Special Representative of the Secretary-General for the Former Yugoslavia, the United Nations

1991 Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Cambodia, the United Nations

1987 Under-Secretary-General for Disarmament Affairs, the United Nations

1978 Under-Secretary-General for Public Information., the United Nations

1974 Counselor of Permanent Mission of Japan to the United Nations (Minister and Ambassador as well)

1962 Chairman of the Executive Committee of the United Nations Headquarters Staff Union

1957 Political Affairs Officer, the United Nations Secretariat

EDUCATION:

1998 Ph. D. in international relations, Ritsumeikan University

1956 M.A. University of Virginia

1954 B. A. University of Tokyo

1956-57 Worked towards a Ph.D. at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy

PUBLICATIONS:

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Perseverance and Hope 560 days in Cambodia (1995) An Agenda for Hope (1993) The World Seen from the United Nations (1992) From the Windows of the United Nations (1984) The United Nations (1965), (Revised in 1975 & 1985 )

2. TAKASHI SIRAISHI

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

Present Professor, Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University

1996 to 1998 Professor of History and Asian Studies, Cornell University

1990 Associate Professor of History and Asian Studies, Cornell University

1987 Assistant Professor of History and Asian Studies, Cornell University

1979 Assistant Professor of International Relations, University of Tokyo

1975 Research Associate, Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo

EDUCATION:

1986 Ph. D. Cornell University

1975 M. A. University of Tokyo

1972 B. A. University of Tokyo

PUBLICATIONS:

Indonesia, kara Kangaeru (in Japanese, Reflections in Indonesia, Kebundo, 2001) Umi no Teikoku (in Japanese, The Making of a Region, Chuokoron, 2000, awarded Yomiuri-Yoshino Sakuzo Award) Network Power; Japan and Asia (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1997) Sukarno to Suharto (in Japanese, Sukarno and Suharto, Iwanami Shoten, 1996) Indonesia, Kokka to Seiji (in Japanese, Indonesian, Government and Politics, Libroport 1991, awarded Simtory Academic Award) An Age in Motion (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1990, awarded Ohira Prize)

3. MASASHI NISHIHARA

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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

April 2000 to Present President, National Defense Academy

April 1997 to March 2000 Chairman, Department of Social Science, National Defense Academy

April 1993 to April 1997 Director, First Research Department, National Institute for Defense Studies

July 1981 to August 1981 Visiting Fellow, the Rockefeller Foundation, New York

July 1979 to August 1979 Visiting Fellow, Australian National University, Canberra

April 1977 to March 2000 Professor, National Defense Academy

October 1975 to March 1977 Professor, Kyoto Sangyo University

February 1975 to March 1975 Visiting Professor, University of South Carolina

March 1973 to September 1975 Associate Professor, Kyoto Sangyo University

EDUCATION:

1972 Ph. D. Political Science, University of Michigan

1968 M.A. in Political Science, University of Michigan

1962 B. A. in Laws. Kyoto University

PUBLICATIONS:

Nichibei doomei Q&A 100 (The Japanese-U.S. Alliance: 100 questions and answers) (co- editor, 1998) Vietnam Joins the World (co-editor, 1995) UN Peacekeeping: Japanese and American Perspectives (co-editor, 1995) Senryaku kenkyuu no shikaku (An angle on strategic studies) (1988) East Asian Security and the Trilateral Countries (1985)

4. SHINYA MURASE

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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

1993 to Present Professor, Jochi (Sophia) University Faculty of Law

1982 to 1993 Professor, Rikkyo (St. Paul's) University College of Law

1974 to 1982 Associate Professor, Rikkyo (St. Paul's) University College of Law

1972 to 1974 Lecturer, Rikkyo (St. Paul's) University College of Law (Other Professional Activities)

1998 to Present Judge, Administrative Tribunal of the Asian Development Bank

1995 Visiting Professor, Columbia Law School

1991 November Legal Adviser to the Delegation of Japan at the Sixth Committee of the United Nations General Assembly

1980 to 1982 Legal Officer, Codification Division, Office of Legal Affairs, United Nations Headquarters, New York

1974 to 1976 Visiting Scholar at Harvard Law School

EDUCATION:

1972 J.D.S University of Tokyo Graduate School of Law, LL.M. 1969

1967 B. A. International Christian University, Tokyo

PUBLICATIONS:

"The Relationship between the UN Charter and General International Law regarding Non- Use of Force: The Case of NATO's Air Campaign in the Kosovo Crisis of 1999", N Ando, E. McWhinney & R. Wolfram, eds., Liber Amicorum Judge Shigeru ada, 2002, pp. 1543- 1554.

"Unilateral Measures and the WTO Dispute Settlement", in Simon S.C. Tay & Daniel C. Esty, eds., Asian Dragons and Green Trade: Environment, Economics and Internationa: Law, Times Academic Press, 1996, pp. 137-144.

"Perspectives from International Economic Law on Transnational Environmental Issues", Recueil des cours de I'Academie de droit international de la Haye, t. 253,1995, pp. 283- 431.

"Remarks on International Law-Making for the Protection of the Global Environment". The Proceedings of the American Society of International Law, 1991, pp. 409-413.

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"Reception of International Law into Domestic Law of Japan", Proceedings of the 19th Annual Conference of the Canadian Council on International Law, 1990, pp. 263-272.

"Trade versus Security: The COCOM Regulations in Japan", The Japanese Annual of International Law, no.31, 1988, pp. 1-17.

"International Law-Making for the New International Economic Order", The Japanese annual of International Law, no.25, 1982, pp. 45-66.

"The Status of Political Refugees in Japan", The Proceedings of the American Society of International Law, 1977, pp. 155-167.

"The Most-Favored-Nation Treatment in Japan's Treaty Practice 1854-1905", American Journal of International Law, vol.70 1976, pp. 273-297.

5. RYUICHIRO YAMAZAKI Visiting Professor Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS LAO PDR

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1. Latsamy KEOMANY (Mr.)

Date of Birth: 24/11/1960 Place of Birth: Vientiane, Laos Marital Status: Married with three children (two daughters and one son); Religion: Buddhism; Position: Director-General of ASEAN Laos.

Education: 1982-1988 Master of International Economics Relations (Former Soviet Union (Russia)); 1993-1994 Master of Business Administration (Australia).

Work Appointment:

1988-1992 Official, Ministry of Trade and International Relations; 1993-1994 Studied MBA at University of Queensland, Australia; 05/1994-1999 Division Chief, Department of International Cooperation, Committee for Planning and Cooperation; 09/1999-10/2003 Deputy Director General, Department of International Cooperation, Committee for Planning and Cooperation; 11/2003-07/2007 Deputy Director General, Department of International Cooperation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs; 08/2007-9/9/2011 Director General, Economics Affairs Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs; 10/9/2011-04/03/2018 Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Laos to ASEAN, Jakarta, Indonesia. 05/03/2018-15/01/2019 Ambassador-at-Large and Acting ASEAN Laos’ SOM Leader; 16/1/2019-up-to-date Director-General of ASEAN Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Other Work Appointments: 08/2007-9/9/2011 Senior Official Leader (SOM) of CLV, CLMV, MGC, ACMECS, AMED, FEALAC, ACD and ASEM Cooperation Frameworks for Laos; 08/2007-9/9/2011 Council Director of MI (Mekong Institute), ASEF (Asia-Europe Foundation) and AJC (ASEAN-Japan Center) for Laos.

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Medals Awarded 5 Labor Medals awarded for the best working performance performed up-to-date.

Foreign Languages: English Russian Thai

Hobbies: Reading and Sports

2. Mr. Phoune KHAMMOUNHEUANG

Surname : KHAMMOUNHEUANG

Name : Phoune

Nationality : Laos

Date of Birth : 2 January 1940

Education

1967 : Graduated as Ingenieur des Travaux Navigation Aerienne/Exploitation et Controle (ITNA/EC) from Ecole National de L' Aviation Civile (ENAC)

Working Experience

1971 : He returned to Laos by joining the "Liberated Zone" to actually participate in the struggle. When the country was liberated and became "Lao PDR".

1975 : Director General of Laos Civil Aviation Authority and had remained as such until 1988.

1989 : Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Lao PDR to France and. at the same time, accredited to UNESCO, the EU and to Belgium, the UK, Switzerland and Italy until 1994

1995 : Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

1997 : Due to health problem, Mr. Phoune requested for his early retirement.

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3. Mr. Phongsavanh SISOULATH

Surname : SISOULATH

Name : Phongsavanh

Date of Birth : 15 June 1966

Place of Birth : Xieng Khouang Province, Laos

Marital Status : Married with 3 children

Religion : Buddhism

Present Position : Director-General of ASEAN Department Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Laos

Education and training

1985-1991 : Master’s Degree in International Relations, Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO), Moscow, former Soviet Union

1992 : English Language Training, British Council, Thailand

1993 : English Language Training, RELC, Singapore

1998 : English Language Training, Australia National University (ANU), Canberra

2002-2003 : Master’s Degree in Globalization and Economic Development, Antwerp University, Belgium

Work Experience

1991-1995 : Staff of the Press Department, MOFA

1996-2000 : Attaché and Third Secretary, Lao Embassy in Canberra, Australia

2001-2002 : Deputy Director, External Relations Division, ASEAN Department, MOFA

2002 - February 2007 : Director, External Relations Division, ASEAN Department, MOFA

2007-2013 : Deputy Director-General, ASEAN Department, MOFA

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11 December 2013 : Director-General, ASEAN Department, MOFA

4. Ms. Maligna SAIGNA VONGS

PRESENT POSITION Legal Consultant

NAME Mr. Maligna SAIGNA VONGS

DATE of BIRTH 2 June 1935, Lao PDR

NATIONALITY Laos

EDUCATION

Secondary : Lycee Pavie, Vientiane, Laos Lycee Mignet, Aix-en-Provence, France Degree: French Baccalaureat

Higher : Faculty of Law, Lausanne University, Switzerland, Bachelor degree in 1963 Doctor degree in 1966. The Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva, Switzerland Master degree in International Law, 1972.

OTHER TRAININGS June 1966 -June 1972: Assistant Legal Officer at the Interior and Public Health Department of the Canton de Vaud (State) Government, Switzerland. Duties: Examined the Legality of By- Laws and Municipal regulations on water supply. April - July 1974: Training Courses in Diplomacy in Canberra, Australia, organized by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. July - August 1975: Training Courses in International Law at The Hague Academy of International Law, the Netherlands. August - November 1975: Training at the Legal Section of the UNHCR office, Geneva. November 1990: Training Course on nternational Water Law and Management organized by the European Community Commission at Delft University, the Netherlands.

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LANGUAGES and DEGREE OF PROFICIENCY LAOS : Native English : Fluent French : Excellent and used as working language in legal matter.

MEMBERSHIP of PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES Member of the Bar Association of the Lao PDR

COUNTRY of WORK EXPERIENCE Switzerland, as stated in paragraph 6; Laos: 1972-1975; Lao PDR: since 1975.

EMPLOYMENT RECORD

From July 1998 To date: retired from the Civil Service. Position held - Advisor to the Project LAO/00/006: International Legislation (Co-funded by UNDP and Finland) at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, from October 2001 to present. National Resource Person recruited by UNTAC (Short-term Consultancy) for preparing the country report and the Programme of Action of the Lab PDR for 2001-2010, for the UN Conference on the Least Developed. Countries in Brussels, 13-20 May 2001. Guest Lecturer in Business Law at the Faculty of Economics and Business Management, National University of Laos (1999-2000)

From March 1995 to June 1998: Employer The Laos Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Position held Director-General of the Department of Europe and Americas.

Description of duties -Supervised bilateral relations with countries of Europe, including those of the former USSR, Americas and the European Union. –Negotiated the Cooperation Agreement between the Lao PDR and the European Union, which was signed in April 1997, and the Agreement with UNDP establishing the Lao Trust Fund for Unexploded Ordnance (UXO). -Dealt with

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the United States on the Missing-in-action and Prisoners- of-war (MIA-POW) issues.

From May 1991 to January 1995: Employer The Laos Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Position held Ambassador of the Lao PDR to the Federal Republic of Germany, in Bonn.

From 1986 to May 1991: Employer The Laos Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Position held Director-General of the International Organizations Department.

Description of duties -Supervised relations with the UN System Agencies, the Non-Aligned Countries Movement and the NGOs.- Counterpart of Representatives of the UN Agencies based in the country. -Negotiated and signed the Safeguard Agreement to the Non- Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons Treaty, the Phalavek Integrated Rural Development Project; -negotiated the accession of the Laos PDR to the International Convention on the Rights of the Child; negotiated and signed other development projects funded by UNDP. -Participated in various International Conference organized by the UN and the Non-Aligned Countries Movements, as Government Representative.

From 1980 to 1986: Employer The Laos Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Position held Deputy Director-General of the International Organizations Department . Description of duties -Prepared speeches for the Heads of Laos delegations attending various International Meetings and Conferences. -Representative of the Lao PDR to the Sixth (Legal) Committee of the UN General Assembly (1980-1982) and to the Plenary Committee (1983 - 1985).

From January 1976 to 1980: Employer The Lao Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Position held Head of Economic and Social Division, International Organizations

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Department.

Description of duties -Counterpart of the UN Agencies Officers dealing with emergency relief granted to the Laos PDR. -Prepared speeches for the Heads of Laos delegations attending various International Meetings and Conferences. -Representatives of the Lao PDR to the Third (Social, Cultural and Humanitarian) Committee of the UNGA (1977-1979).

From September 1974 to June 1975: Employer The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Former Royal Laos Government. Position held Legal Officer attached to the General- Secretary Office.

Description of duties Dealed with litigation and contentious issues.

From November 1972 to April 1974: Employer The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Former Royal Laos Government Position held Seconded to the Ministry of Justice in the capacity of Government Commissioner.

Description of duties - Defended the State and Public Agencies' interest before the Courts in their disputes with private persons for the offences or torts committed by their employees. - Lecturer in Administrative Law at the former Royal Institute of Law and Administration (Institut Royal de Droit et d'Administration - IRDA). - Member of the Lao delegation at the Working Group for the drafting of "the General principles on the use of the Mekong waters", in Bangkok, 1974.

ABILITY FOR PROSPECTIVE WORKS v Drafting of various regulations (water supply, construction, etc.) connected with town planning. v Drafting of Bylaws for Municipalities. v Drafting of agreements and contracts. v Giving advice on all legal issues. v Giving advice on draft project documents that would meet the Government requirements.

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v Translation of legal (and political) texts from Loa into French or English and vice-versa.

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS MALAYSIA

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1. Tan Sri Mohamed Jawhar Hassan

Tan Sri Jawhar first served in the Government of Malaysia. His positions included Under- Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs; Director General, Department of National Unity; Director (Analysis) Research Division, Prime Minister’s Department; Principal Assistant Secretary, National Security Council; and Executive Security, Border Security Committee Malaysia/Thailand.

He also served as Counselor in the Malaysian embassies in Jakarta and Bangkok.

Tan Sri Jawhar joined the Institute of Strategic and International Studies (ISIS) Malaysia as Deputy Director-General in May 1990. He eventually assumed the position of Chairman and Chief Executive and retired as Chairman of ISIS Malaysia on 8 January 2015.

He is a Board Member of the Securities Commission, Malaysia as well as Board Member, Institute of Advanced Islamic Studies (IAIS).

Tan Sri Jawhar is presently Distinguished Fellow, Institute of Diplomacy and Foreign Relations (IDFR); Distinguished Fellow, Malaysian Institute of Defence and Security (MiDAS); Fellow, Institute of Public Security of Malaysia (IPSOM), Ministry of Home Affairs; and Senior Advisor, Asia-Europe Institute, University of Malaya.

He is a Member of the Asia Pacific Leadership Network for Nuclear Non- Proliferation and Disarmament.

Tan Sri Jawhar has also been Co-Chair, Network of East Asia Think-tanks (NEAT) 2005-2006; Chairman, Malaysian National Committee, Pacific Economic Cooperation Council (PECC) 2006-2010; and Co-Chair, Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific (CSCAP) 2007-2009. He previously served as Malaysia’s ARF EEP from 2008-2016.

2. Dato’ Hsu King Bee

Hsu King Bee joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia in 1972 after her graduation from the University of Malaya.

She spent some forty years as a career diplomat, serving in various capacities at the Wisma Putra, Malaysia and Malaysia’s diplomatic missions abroad, including as the

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Ambassador of Malaysia to Italy and the Permanent Representative to the FAO, the Director General of ASEAN-Malaysia, the Deputy Secretary General for Multilateral Affairs, the Permanent Representative of Malaysia to the UN and other International Organizations in Geneva and finally as the Permanent Representative of Malaysia to ASEAN in Jakarta. She retired from the Foreign Service in December 2011.

In 2014, she was appointed Malaysia’s Representative to the High-Level Task Force (HLTF) on the Strengthening of the ASEAN Secretariat and Reviewing the ASEAN Organs and in this capacity, served as the Chair of the Working Group of the HLTF. The HLTF concluded its work in November 2014.

IN 2015, she was appointed Malaysia’s Representative to the High-Level Task Force (HLTF) on ASEAN Community’s Post-2015 Vision and in this capacity, served as the Chair of the HLTF. The HLTF concluded its work in November 2015 when the 27th ASEAN Summit adopted the Kuala Lumpur Declaration on ASEAN 2025: Forging Ahead Together.

3. Dato’ Salim Hashim

Datuk Salim Hashim is a retired civil servant with extensive experiences in various fields, whom had served the Government of Malaysia for more than 30 years. He graduated from University Malaya and joined the diplomatic service in 1973. Through his career as a diplomat, he had served in various Malaysian missions abroad that placed him as the Deputy High Commissioner in London, High Commissioner to Brunei Darussalam, High Commissioner to Singapore, High Commissioner to the United Kingdom and High Commissioner to Australia from 2005-2008 before he embarked on his journey as the Special Envoy to the Public Service Commission of Malaysia and retired in 2015.

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS MONGOLIA

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1. Dr. Tsedendamba Batbayar Expert on NEA Security Ministry of Foreign Affairs Tel: (976-11) 262386 Fax: (976-11) 322 127 E-mail: [email protected]

2. Dr. Jalbuu Choinkhor Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary

A. Personal Data

• Address: M-100 Juulchin Street 331, Chingeltei, Ulaanbaatar, 211213, Mongolia • Cellular phone: (976) 9903-3903, Phone: (976-11) 322 372, E-mail: [email protected] • Nationality: MONGOLIAN; D.O.B.: 15 Jan 1944; Gender: MALE; marital status: MARRIED with one daughter

B. Education

• Ph.D. (History) majoring diplomatic history, 1985 – 1987, Diplomatic Academy, Moscow • B.A., M.A. majoring International Relations, 1964-1970, State Institute of International Relations, Moscow • The English Language Division, 1963-1964, National University, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

C. Summary of professional skills

• 30-year diplomatic practice with extensive leading positions in the country’s Foreign Service; • Has a life-time international diplomatic rank of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary; • Professional negotiating skills of three decades: - among many other interstate bilateral documents negotiated and drafted Mongolia’s basic political Treaties of Friendly Relations and Co-operation with Russia and China concluded in 1992 and 1994 respectively during summit meetings; - negotiated and established diplomatic relations with Korea, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Azerbaijan having signed the relevant

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documents thereof; • Multi-lingual: see F.

D. Summary of relevant work experience

Since August 2009:

• Senior Analyst, Institute of Strategic Studies, National Security Council • Lecturer (part-time), School of Foreign Service, National University of Mongolia (since 2005)

2008:

• Member of UNESCO Executive Board, Ambassador, Representative of Mongolia

December 2004 – February 2008:

• Advisor, Aero Mongolia • Advisor, Mongolian Stock Exchange

December 2002 – December 2004:

• Foreign Policy Advisor to the Prime Minister of Mongolia

September 1995 – December 2002:

• Ambassador of Mongolia to the USA, Washington DC and concurrently to Ambassador to Canada (1996 – 1998) - Arranged summit and high level Mongolia – USA bilateral visits and meetings; - Negotiated the main bilateral political document “Joint Statement on Mongolia – US Relations” which was agreed upon in 1998 during Secretary M. Albright’s visit to Mongolia; - Conducted negotiations with US authorities on issues of mutual interest; negotiated visa-free regime for US citizens to Mongolia; - Negotiated and finalised Mongolia’s accession to the WTO with US authorities; - Handled Mongolia’s relations with the IMF and the World Bank Group; - Opened Honourary Consulates of Mongolia in Houston, San Francisco, Denver, Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver; - Organised a series of Mongolia Art Exhibits and Investment Conference in several other cities beside Washington DC; - Participated in the UN General Assembly Sessions as a member of Mongolian delegation in 1995 and 1998.

1990 – 1995:

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• Senior Deputy Foreign Minister, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia - Participated in all major foreign policy activities mostly being responsible for the country’s relations with China, Russia and ASEAN countries; - Led the Ad Hoc Group that drafted the New Foreign Policy Concept of Mongolia adopted by the Parliament; - Visited as Special Envoy of the Mongolian President and Prime Minister the member countries of ASEAN, like Indonesia, Singapore, the Philippines, Malaysia, and, having met leaders of these nations, signed with all of these countries visa-free agreements; - Accompanied the President and Prime Minister on their official visits to China, Russia, India, Japan, the Netherlands and Denmark; - As Senior Deputy Foreign Minister visited China, Russia, Republic of Korea, India, Nepal, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan; - Headed Mongolian delegations to the annual General Conferences of UNESCO and Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific; - Served concurrently as President of the Mongolian National Commission for UNESCO, implemented a number of important Projects with this UN specialised agency; - Participated in and made reports at the UN-sponsored international Conferences on Asian security-related matters in Shanghai and Kathmandu; - Headed Mongolian delegations the 1993 annual General Conferences of UNESCO and Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific.

1987 – 1990:

• Director-General, Asia Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

1981 – 1985:

• First Secretary, Policy Planning Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ulaanbaatar - Served concurrently as Secretary of the Mongolian Inter- Parliamentary Group having attended numerous sessions of the IPU in more than 30 different countries of the world.

1975 – 1981:

• UN Desk Officer, Department of International Organisations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ulaanbaatar

1972 – 1975:

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• Attaché, Secretary, Permanent Mission to the UN Office at Geneva and Conference of the Committee on Disarmament

1970 – 1972:

• UN Desk Officer, Department of International Organisations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ulaanbaatar

1968 – 1970:

• Interpreter, PR Officer, Permanent Mission of Mongolia to the United Nations, New York

E. Publications

• Report “On the policy of land-locked countries” delivered at the international conference organised by the UN Centre for Disarmament in Kathmandu in 1992, relevant UN publication • Ph.D. thesis “History of Mongolia’s diplomatic policy in the Asia – Pacific region”, in Russian, 1987, Moscow • Flavour of Mongolia’s Foreign Policy, New Delhi • Mongolia’s Foreign Policy Objectives in North East Asia, Quarterly of the Institute of Oriental Studies, 1992, Ulaanbaatar

F. Languages

• MONGOLIAN: mother tongue; English: fluent; Russian: fluent; French: minimal working knowledge; • Attended the UN English Language Proficiency Course, 1968 – 1969, New York; • Completed the Audio-visual French course, 1973, Geneva.

G. Hobby

• Shakespeare Studies and translation - Translated Macbeth from English into Mongolian (This play was staged at the National Drama Theatre of Mongolia for the first time in 1991); - Translated the Sonnets of Shakespeare into Mongolian and published a book of selected sonnets; - Published articles on the Sonnets; - Edited and published an Art Book on Undur Gegen Zanabazar in 1994.

3. Name: Begz Davaadorj Rank: Brigadier General Date of birth: 9 December, 1957 Place of birth: Khovd Province, Mongolia

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Assignments

Since 1 September 2010 Director of Institute for Defence Studies, MOD Since 20 March 2009 Director of Institute for Strategic Studies, MOD Since 1 January 2008 Director of Military Intelligence Agency Since December 2006 Deputy Chief of Military Intelligence Agency 2005 Senior Officer of FRD, MOD 2001 Defense attaché in China 1999 Head of Department, MIA 1995 Assistant to Minister of Defense, MOD 1985 Officer, senior officer of MIA 1982 Platoon Commander, Company Commander

Educational background

1999 NIDS, Japan 1992 Foreign language Course, Mongolia 1986 Military Diplomatic Academy, Soviet Union 1982 Military Institute, Soviet Union 1976 Full Secondary Education

Personal Information

Marital status: Married, three children Foreign languages: Russian, Chinese, Japanese and English Awards: Military Commemoration Order, Combat Honor Medal, others Hobbies: Horse-racing, tourism, reading

4. Mr. Narhuu Tulga Senior Advisor to the National Security Council of Mongolia

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PERSONAL

Date of Birth: October 17, 1964 Marital Status: Married with three sons and a daughter Foreign Languages: Fluent English and Chinese, Native speaker’s level in Russian

EDUCATION

1981 – 1987 Moscow State Institute for International Relations, Moscow, Russia 1998 – 1999 Monash University Program for DFAT, Canberra, Australia

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

July 2009 to present Director, International Security, Secretariat, National Security Council of Mongolia

Aug. 2008 – July 2009 Counselor, Department for Legal and Consular Affairs, MFA

June 2005 – July 2008 Counselor, Permanent Mission of Mongolia to the United Nations, New York

Sept. 2001 – May 2005 Counselor, Department for Legal and Consular Affairs, MFA

Aug. 2000 – Sept. 2001 Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy of Mongolia in Washington D.C., USA

March 1998 – July 2001 Senior Officer, Department for Political Affairs, MER

Aug. 1995 – March 1998 Officer, Asian and African Department, MER

June 1992 – Aug. 1995 Attaché, Embassy of Mongolia in Beijing, PRC

Aug. 1989 – June 1992 Desk Officer, Asian Department, MFA

June 1987 – Oct. 1988 Officer, Policy Planning Department, MFA

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS MYANMAR

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1. H.E. Brig-Gen D. O Abel (Rtd)

Former Minister at the Office of the Chairman of the State Peace and Development Council

Name : Abel David Oliver Date of Birth : 28 February 1935 Sex : Male Nationality : Myanmar Religion : Christian (Roman Catholic) Marital Status : Married Education : Graduated from Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst United Kingdom Class (16), 1955 Blood Group : (A) Hobbies : Reading and Writing Fodd Dislike : Nil

Career Highlights ------: Served in various capacities in Armed Forces 1962-1965 : Advisor to the Minister of Planning and Finance 1965-1970 : Chief Instructor in Law and Administration School 1976-1983 : Assistant Quarter Master General Logistics Department, Ministry of Defence. 1983-1984 : Director General Planning and Statistics Department Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries. 1984-1988 : Managing Director, Directorate of Procurement, Ministry of Defence. 1988-1989 : Minister for Trade. 1989-1992 : Minister for Planning and Finance and for Trade. 1992-1993 : Minister for Planning and Finance 1993-1997 : Minister for National Planning and Economic Development 1997-2003 : Minister, Office of the Chairman of the State Peace and Development Council

Special Awards : Meritorious Medal for Exemplary Service

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/ Recognition : Long Service Medal. Medal for Outstanding Service to the State. 10 other National Awards for Service to the Union. Hobbies : Reading and Writing

2. H.E. Maung Wai

U Maung Wai was born in the town of Shwe Bo in Myanmar in 1953. Following his matriculation examination in 1970, he studied at an agricultural institute and received his diploma in 1973. His first diplomatic posting was at the Embassy of Myanmar in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in the mid 1980s, as a third secretary. He was posted to Washington, DC, in the mid 1990s as a second secretary. From 1999 to 2003, he was a minister- counselor at the Embassy of Myanmar in Phnom Penh. From 2005 to 2007, he was posted to the Permanent Mission of Myanmar in New York as the Deputy Permanent Representative.

He returned to the headquarters in 2008 to work as a deputy director-general at the Consular and Legal Affairs Department. He was appointed Director-General at the ASEAN Affairs Department in 2009. In 2010, he was transferred to the International Organizations and Economic Department as its director-general.

He was appointed Ambassador/Permanent Representative of Myanmar to the United Nations in Geneva in July 2011. He remained in that capacity till September 2016. Towards the end of that year, he was posted to India to serve as Myanmar’s resident ambassador to India and, concurrently, to Bhutan. He went into retirement, on a superannuation pension, early this year (2018).

U Maung Wai is married to Daw Ah Mar. Following his retirement from the Foreign Service, he is currently providing advice and consulting service to some SMEs, particularly those in agribusiness, on a freelance basis.

3. Dr. U Ko Ko

President of Myanmar Academy of Medical Science 67

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513 Ko Ko, Dr. U, M.B., B.S. (Rgn), D.P.H. (Edin); D.T.M.& H (Eng); F.R.C.P. (Edin); Honorary Fellow of India Academy of Medical Science. Hon.Dr. P.H (Madihol); Hon. Dr. Med. (SMI, Ulaanbaatar; Dr. Med. Sc. (DPRK).

Date of birth: 05 February 1929.

Education: matriculated Government High School, Pakokku., 1946; University of Rangoon, M.B., B.S., 1953; University of Edinburgh, U.K., D.P.H., 1956; London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, D.T.M. & H., 1957; Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, F.R.C.P., 1984

Career: House Surgeon, Rangoon General Hospital, 1953; Civil Assistant Surgeon., Rangoon General Hospital, 1954; Assistant District Health Officer, Insein, 19'54-58; District Health Officer, Insein cum Team Leader, Aung San Demonstration Health Centre, Aung San Myo, 1958-61; Assistant Director, Directorate of Health, Yangon, 1961-64; Deputy Director, Directorate of Health Services (later designated Director (Disease Control), 1964- 69; Regional Adviser (Community Health), World Health Organization, South-East Asia Regional Office, New Delhi, India, 1969-72, Assistant Director of Health, WHO, SEARO, New Delhi, 1972-78. Director of Health Services (later designated Director of Programme Management), WHO, SEARO, New Delhi, 1978-81; Regional Director, WHO, SEARO, New Delhi 1981-94, Regional Director Emeritus, World Health Organization, SEARO, 1994 to date; Special Advisor WHO Director General, Geneva, 1994-96; President, Myanmar Academy of Medical Science, 1999 to date.

Membership of Societies/Associations/Committees: Executive Committee Member, Burma Medical Association (many times); Vice-President, Burma Medical Association; Founder Member, Burma Medical Research Society; Founder Secretary, Family Planning Association of Burma; Consulting Editor, The Asia-Pacific Academic Consorcium for Public Health (APACPH), Hawaii, U.S.A.; Member, Executive Board, International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness.

Member, Myanmar Institute of Strategic and International Studies, Yangon

Honours/Awards: Conferred an Award of Honour by the Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand for outstanding contribution towards the program of Mahidol University with special reference to ASEAN Training Centre for Primary Health Care Development University of Hawaii at Manoa

Presented with a Plaque of Honor at second International Symposium for promotion of health for the peoples of Asia and the Pacific Basin, January), 1986; Conferred a Plaque of Honour and a medal by Her Royal Highness Princess Chlabhorn at the Opening Ceremony of the Vaccine Development Centre, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand, in recognition of the contribution made for the Dengue Vaccine Development Project of the University, July 1987; Delivered to "Sir A. Lakshmanaswami Mudaliar Oration" at the XXXI Annual Conference of the AIAAME, Madras, February 1993; Conferred the First international Award by Hearing International Inc, U.S.A., during the World Congress of Otolaryngology, Istanbul, 'I'urkey, June 1993; Conferred the "Distinguished Service Award"

Updated as of 25 February 2019 by the Indian Medical Association, September 1993; Conferred the "1994 Professor Kazue K. McLaren Leadership Achievement Award" by the Asia-Pacific Consortium for Public Health, December, 1993; Honorary Fellow, Thyroid Association India), Awarded the National Literary Prize in Applied Science Category (1998) for publication in Myanmar language entitled "Health and Longevity "

Publications: More than 100 Scientific and Health article: written in English, published in Myanmar, Indian, Regional and International Medical Journals. Contributed Chapters in three Books: - • MCII edited by Kanti Giri • Conquest of Scourges in Myanmar complied and edited by Ko Ko, Kyaw Lwin & U Thaung • Overview of Health Developments in S.E Asia edited by Dr. Uton M Rafei. More than 40 articles published in Myanmar Magazine and Journals.

Address: Residence 58/2(B), Inya Road, Kamayut Township, Yangon., Telephone: 501803 and WHO Regional Director Emeritus, c/o WHO, Yangon. Office of President of Mvanrnar Academy of Medical Science 27, Pyidaungsu Yeik The Road, Yangon, Telephone: 538908.

4. H.E. U Nyunt Tin Ambassador at Large Secretary Myanmar Institute of Strategic and International Studies (Myanmar ISIS)

His Excellency U Nyunt Tin assumed duties as the secretary of Myanmar Institute of Strategic and International Studies on October of 2003 after serving as Ambassador of the Union of Myanmar to Canada from October 1999 to October 2003. His Excellency joined the Myanmar Ministry o Foreign Affairs in Yangon in 1989 as Deputy Director in the Political Department Before joining the diplomatic service Mr. Tin has served in various positions in the Myanmar Airforce as a pilot officer from 1965 to 1989.

In 1990, Mr. Tin was appointed as Consul-General in the Myanmar Consulate-General in Hong Kong. After two years, he was appointed as an Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Union of Myanmar to Indonesia from 1992 to 1994. In 1994, he was appointed as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Union of Myanmar to the Republic of France and was also concurrently accredited to Algeria, Spain and Switzerland. In October 1999, he was appointed as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Union of Myanmar to Canada until October 2003.

After joining the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are serving aboard, Mr Tin has participated in various high-level meetings of the Non Align Movement from 992 to 1994 in Jakarta, Bali and Cairo. As the Myanmar Ambassador accredited to France he has attended the UNESCO General Conferences in Paris, WHO Ministerial conferences in Geneva 69

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between 1995 and 1997 and attended the World Conference of Ministers responsible for Youth in Lisbon. Portugal in 1998. Mr. Tin has also attended the United nations General Assembly in New York as a member of the Myanmar Delegation for several times between 1996 to 2003.

Mr. Tin has received Bachelor of Science degree from the Myanmar Defence Services Academy from 1961 to 1965. After graduation in 1965, he has served in the Myanmar Airforce as pilot officer until 1989 and was promoted to the rank of Major and a Squadron Commander. As a pilot he has participated in the SF260 aircraft Conversion Training in Milan. Italy in 1975 and the French T33 Aircraft Evaluation in Paris in 1983. He has also attended the Air Command and Staff College o ' the Air University in Maxwell Airforce Base in Alabama, USA from June 1985 to February 1986.

For his dedicated service to the country, His Excellency U Nyunt Tin has been awarded Thu Ye Kaung Hamattan Win Tazeik (awarded for bravery and valour), Naing Ngan Daw Sit Hmu Htan Kaung Tazeik (award for good services) and Naing Ngan Daw Aye Chan Thar Yar Ye Tazeik (award for national peace) and in January of 2003 lie was awarded Si Man Htoo Chun 1st Class by he Government.

His Excellency U Nyunt Tin is married and has four children. His hobbies are reading, research and outdoor sports such as golf, tennis and soccer.

5. U Thein Aung

Date of Birth - 1 April 1941

Education - B A (Psychology, Politica, Science, Philosophy)

1967 - 69 2nd Lt/Lt, Platoon Commander, No.(59) Myanmar Regiment 1969 – 77 Capt, Company Commander/adjutant. nt No (4) kachin Rifle Regiment. 1977-79 Capt, Group Testing Officer, Officer Testing Team. 1979-81 Capt, Company Commander, No (5) Light Infantry Regiment. 1981-84 Maj, Company Commander, No (8 9) Myanmar Regiment. 1984-55 Maj, Company Commander, No (..2) Myanmar Regiment. 1985-86 Maj, G.S.O.M.. , Inspecctorate General's Department, Ministry of Defence. 1986-87 Maj, 210, No (103) Myanmar Regiment. 1987-90 Maj./Lt. Col C.O., No (119) Light Infantry Regiment. 1990-91 Lt, Co., G.S O (f). South East Command HQS. 1991-93 Lt. Col/Col .... Operation Commandan 1993-98 Col, Commandant, Commandant General Staff College. 1998 Dec to Col, /D.G, Department of Basic Education No. (3), May 2000 Yangon Division, Ministry of Education. May to Sep Ambassador, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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2000 Oct 2000 to Ambassador extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Oct 2003 to the Arab Republic of Egypt.

Delegation and Conference Experiences: - People's Republic of China, Member of Military delegation for Exploration of Training Schools. (1994) - Republic of Korea (1995-98) Military Attache. Office of the military, Naval and Air Attache, Seoul. - Republic of Iraq (19-5-2001 to 8-6-2001) Presentation of the Credentials Letter State of Bahrain. (23 6 2001 to 25-6-2001) Special Envoy of the Government of Myanmar

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS NEW ZEALAND

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1. Mr. Frank Wilson Former Senior Diplomat Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade

After completing an MA at School of African and Oriental Studies (SOAS), London University in 1970, Frank Wilson joined the New Zealand Department of External Affairs (as it was then known). Frank worked for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (as it later became titled) from 1971 until 2006, during which time he had three postings in Asia - in Saigon, in Bangkok and in Hong Kong. He was head of mission in three different locations during his career: Moscow (1981–1984), Santiago (1992–1996) and Hong Kong (2001–2005).

Following on from his time at SOAS Frank has had a particular interest in South and Southeast Asia and was at different times head of the Asia section of New Zealand Overseas Development Agency (NZODA), of the Asia section of the External Assessments Bureau in the Prime Minister’s Department and of the South/Southeast Asia Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

In 2007, Frank was appointed Special Adviser to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and has participated in the ASEAN Regional Forum’s Expert and Eminent Persons group.

2. Dr. David Capie Director, Centre for Strategic Studies: New Zealand Associate Professor of International Relations Victoria University of Wellington Wellington 6140 New Zealand [email protected] Phone: +64 4 4637483 (office); +64 21 476665 (mobile) Skype: dcapie

Education: Ph.D. (York University, Toronto, 2002) M.A. in Strategic Studies (Australian National University, 1995) B.A. Hons (First Class) & Bachelor of Laws (Victoria University of Wellington)

Research Interests: Security issues in Asia-Pacific; ASEAN and regional institutions; nontraditional security issues.

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1 March 2016 Director, Centre for Strategic Studies: New Zealand 2014-present Associate Professor of International Relations, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. 2007-2014 Senior Lecturer, Political Science and International Relations, Victoria U. of Wellington 2004-2007 Lecturer, Victoria University of Wellington 2002-2004 Research Fellow and Co-Director of the Non-State Armed Groups Project, Center for International Relations, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada.

Visiting Academic Positions Held: 2011 EU-OSSIC Visiting Scholar, LUISS Guido Carli University, Rome 2010- Research Associate, ASEAN Studies Center, American University, Washington DC 2007 Visiting Scholar, Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, Harvard University

Appointments/Offices Held: Member of the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) Experts and Eminent Persons Group (attended 2014, 2015, 2016) Regional Security Adviser, NZ Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, 2014-15 Member, New Zealand Public Advisory Committee on Disarmament and Arms Control (appointed by Foreign Minister Goff; reappointed by Foreign Minister McCully). Member of the Nominating Committee, International Studies Association (ISA) New Zealand Representative, Oceanic Conference on International Studies (OCIS) Governing Committee Member of the Standing Committee, New Zealand Institute of International Affairs Member of the Research Advisory Group, Asia: New Zealand Foundation Co-editor, Political Science (published by Sage) Member of the Editorial Board, Asian Politics and Policy (Wiley)

Selection of Publications:

Books and Monographs

The Asia-Pacific Security Lexicon - Revised and Expanded Second Edition (with Paul M. Evans) (Singapore: ISEAS, 2007) xv, 247pp

Under the Gun: The Small Arms Challenge in the Pacific (Wellington: Victoria University Press, 2003), 160pp

The Asia-Pacific Security Lexicon (Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2002) (with Paul M. Evans) xi, 224pp. Reprinted in 2002, 2003, 2004. Published in Japanese as レキシコンアジア太平洋安全保障対話 with an introduction and translation by Akiko Fukushima. Excerpted in The ASEAN Reader (Singapore: ISEAS, 2003).

Small Arms Production and Transfers in Southeast Asia (Canberra: Australian National 73

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University, July 2002) 162pp

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS PAKISTAN

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AMBASSADOR SHAMSHAD AHMAD KHAN Former Foreign Secretary of Pakistan E-mail: [email protected]

Ambassador Shamshad Ahmad Khan is a veteran Pakistani Diplomat who held his country’s top diplomatic position as Pakistan’s Foreign Secretary during an extraordinary period in its history (1997-2000). In this capacity, he co-authored with his Indian counterpart in June 1997 the India-Pakistan peace process familiarly known as Composite Dialogue.

Shamshad Ahmad also served as Pakistan’s Ambassador to South Korea (1987-1990), Iran (1990-1992), as Secretary-General of the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) (1992-1996), and as Pakistan’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the United Nations (2000-2002). At professional level from 1965 to 1987, he served in various posts at headquarters in Islamabad and in Pakistan Missions in Tehran, Dakar, Paris, Washington and New York.

As ECO Secretary-General, he was instrumental in its transformation from a trilateral entity (Iran, Pakistan and Turkey) into a major 10-member regional cooperation with the induction of seven new members, namely, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.

During his tenure as Ambassador to the UN, he co-chaired the United Nation’s Preparatory Committee on Financing for Development (Ffd) and the UN General Assembly’s Working Group on Conflict Prevention and Sustainable Development in Africa (2000-2002). He also served as Senior Consultant to the UN on economic and social matters (2002-2004).

Member of ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) Experts and Eminent Persons group since 2006.

Shamshad Ahmad has authored two books ‘Dreams Unfulfilled’ (2009) and ‘Pakistan and World Affairs’ (2014) and has also been contributing to Pakistan’s major English and Urdu newspapers. His articles were also published in Washington Times, Foreign Affairs Magazine and Cambridge University Review of International Affairs (CRIA).

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CURRICULUM VITAE AMBASSADOR TARIQ FATEMI

Born on 09 July 1944. Holds degrees of B.A. (Hons.) and Masters of Arts

Joined the Pakistan Foreign Service in October 1969. Held various diplomatic assignments in Pakistan Missions abroad, including Moscow (twice), New York, Washington (twice) and Beijing.

Served at Headquarters from 1981-1986 as Director and Director General of the Foreign Minister's Office. As head of this office, he was associated with all important negotiations conducted by the Minister. From 1996-1998, he was Additional Foreign Secretary, in chare of the Americas and Europe Divisions. Later he moved to the Prime Minister's Office, where he was in charge of Defence, Defence Production, Atomic Energy Programs and Foreign Affairs. In 1999, he was promoted to the highest rank in the country's civil service, that of a Federal Secretary.

He was a delegate to the UN General Assembly Sessions from 1982 to 1986 and has also attended numerous Non-Aligned and OIC Summits and Conferences. He was also a member of the UN sponsored Geneva negotiations on Afghanistan from 1982-1986.

He has served as High Commissioner (Ambassador) of Pakistan to Zimbabwe, with concurrent accreditation to Angola, Botswana, Namibia and Zambia. Later, he also served as Ambassador to the United States, Jordan, Belgium and Luxembourg and as Head of Mission to the European Union, from where he returned to Pakistan in July 2004, on having reached the age of retirement.

On return to Islamabad, he has joined the teaching faculty of the Foreign Service Academy, and writes for the daily Dawn and appears as a political analyst on TV and radio.

He is fluent in Russian and Bengali.

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Biodata of Ambassador Javid Husain

Ambassador Javid Husain retired from the Foreign Service of Pakistan in March 2004 after a distinguished diplomatic career during which he served as the Ambassador of Pakistan to the Netherlands (1992-1995), the Republic of Korea (1995-1997) and Iran (1997-2003).During his posting at Tehran, he was also the Pakistan Permanent Representative to the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO).His last posting was as the Head of the Pakistan Foreign Service Academy from 2003 to 2004.

After joining the Foreign Service of Pakistan in 1967, he served on diplomatic assignments in Pakistan Embassies/Missions in several important capitals including Paris( 1969-1971 ),Tripoli( 1971 -1974),Washington( 1974-1978), New York( 1982-1985) and Beijing(1985-1988).He was First Secretary(Political) during his posting at the Pakistan Embassy, Washington, D.C. At the Pakistan Mission to the UN at New York, he served as Counselor and later as Minister. From 1985 to 1988, he served as Minister and the second highest ranking officer in the Pakistan Embassy at Beijing.

Ambassador Javid Husain has also held important assignments at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs including the positions of Director (Afghanistan) from 1978 to!980 and Director in charge of the Foreign Secretary's Office from 1980 to 1982.He was posted as Director General for the United Nations and Economic Coordination from 1988 to 1991.

From May 1991 to December 1992, he served as the Additional Foreign Secretary/Deputy Foreign Minister. During this period, he supervised the work of the United Nations and Policy Planning Divisions of the Foreign Office besides acting as the Spokesman of the Foreign Office.

In August 1999, Javid Husain was promoted as Ambassador with the rank of Vice Foreign Minister. From January 2003 to March 2004, he was the senior most serving officer of the Foreign Service of Pakistan.

Ambassador Javid Husain has been a member of the Pakistan delegations to a large number of International Conferences and Meetings, notably UN General Assembly sessions, UN Security Council Meetings, Non-Aligned Summit and Ministerial Conferences, Organization of Islamic Conference Summit and Ministerial Meetings and ECO Summit and Ministerial Meetings.

He was born on 3 March, 1944 and in 1959 he joined the Government College, Lahore where he completed his college and University education by getting the degrees of B.A.(Honours) and M.A. in Economics .He had a distinguished academic record securing high positions in the Board and the Punjab University examinations.

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Since his retirement from the Foreign Service of Pakistan, Ambassador Javid Husain keeps himself busy in academic pursuits including delivering lectures at prestigious institutions and writing papers/articles on foreign policy issues. He specializes in UN affairs covering human rights, disarmament and international security issues, regional economic cooperation, Economic Cooperation Organization, OIC and Pakistan's external relations with major powers and neighbouring countries.

Ambassador Javid Husain is married and has two children, a daughter and a son. He is a keen reader of books on UN affairs, international politics, international and regional economics and Pakistan's foreign affairs. During his free time, he plays tennis and badminton.

Ambassador Javid Husain represented Pakistan in the ECO Eminent Persons Group which had been mandated by the Organization in 2003 to look into ways and means of improving the ECO's efficiency and effectiveness in the achievement of its goals and objectives. He was also a member of a select group of scholars who represented Pakistan at the International Seminar on the Revitalization of OIC which was held at Islamabad from 1-2 June, 2004. At the end of January, 2005, he attended the African Union Summit at Abuja, Nigeria as the Special Envoy of the President of Pakistan to convey to African leaders Pakistan's point of view on the reform and expansion of the UN Security Council.

Ambassador Javid Husain, during his posting at the Pakistan Mission to UN, New York from 1982 to 1985 dealt with the Security Council and the First and the Third Committees of the General Assembly. Later, as Director General at the Pakistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 1988 to 1991, he supervised all matters relating to the UN and its subsidiary/affiliated organs. Subsequently, as Additional Foreign Secretary/ Deputy Foreign Minister from 1991 to 1992, he was in charge of all policy matters relating to Pakistan's relations with the UN. Since then, he has maintained his interest in UN affairs. Thus, Ambassador Javid Husain carries rich experience of the UN and its affiliated /subsidiary organs.

In addition, his postings at the Embassy of Pakistan, Beijing and as the Ambassador of Pakistan to South Korea exposed him to the complexity of strategic, political and economic factors influencing the evolving situation on the Asian mainland, especially in East Asia. His six-year long assignment as the Ambassador of Pakistan to Iran and the Pakistan Permanent Representative to the Economic Cooperation Organization enabled him to study closely the process of regional economic cooperation and the strategic developments in the region.

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CURRICULUM VITAE LIEUTENANT GENERAL (Retd) JAVED ALAM KHAN

Date of Birth : 27 February 1951 Education/Qualification : Military – afwc, fsc (UK) Civil – M. Sc.(War Studies) Decoration : Hilal-l-lmtiaz (Military) Marital Status : Married (Two sons)

Lieutenant General Javed Alam Khan was born at Abbottabad. He was commissioned in an Artillery Regiment in April 1971. He saw action during 1971 War with the same Regiment. In 1992, he changed his arm and joined the Armoured Corps - 24 Cavalry (Frontier Force).

During the tenure of his service, he has held various Command, Staff and Instructional Appointments to include General Staff Officer-Ill (Intelligence) in an Independent Armoured Brigade Group, Instructor School of Armour Brigade Major of an Infantry Brigade, Commandant 24 Cavalry (Frontier Force), Directing Staff Command and Staff College Quetta, Army Attache High Commission of Pakistan, United Kingdom, Commander of an Armoured Brigade, Commander of an Infantry Brigade, General Officer Commanding of an Infantry Division and Director General Analysis, Directorate General Inter Service Intelligence.

He is a graduate of Armoured Officer Advance Course, Fort Knox, United States of America, also of Command and Staff College, Camberley, United Kingdom and National Defence College, Islamabad.

He was promoted Lieutenant General in April 2002. Command 1 Corps. He commanded the corps for four years and retired on 15 April 2006.

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CURRICULUM VITAE Personal Profile Lieutenant General (Retd) Javed Alam Khan Name Mr. Mehboob Alam Khan, TQA Father's Name 27 February 1951 Date of Birth 18 April 1971 Date of Commission 15 April 2006 Date of Retirement H. No. 22, Askari - 8, Airport Road, Rawalpindi Present Address [email protected] E-mail Address Residence: +92-51 -5950849 Telephone +92-51-559-1424 Mobile: 0300-5010111

Academic Qualifications Masters of Science (War Studies) Civil Military Armoured Officer Advance Curse, Fort Knox, Decorations/Medals United States of America Military Profile Command and Staff Course, Camberley (U.K.) Armed Forces War Course, National Defence College, Pakistan Hilal-l-imtiaz (Military)

a. Commissioned in Artillery. Saw Combat action 1971 War. b. Grade-ll Staff Officer (Captain) in an Armoured Brigade c. Instructor at School of Armour d. Brigade Major in an Infantry Brigade e. Commanding Officer of an Armour Regiment f. Instructor/member of faculty at Command and Staff College, Quetta g. Army Attache, High Commission of Pakistan in the United Kingdom h. Commander of an Armoured Brigade i. Commander of an Infantry Brigade j. General Officer Commanding of an Infantry Division k. Director General Analysis Wing, Directorate General Inter Services Intelligence, Pakistan I. Commander of a Corps

Special Interest a. Analytical studies of Military History b. Human Resource Management c. Strategic Studies/Planning d. Management of Security/Intelligence Organization at National level Extra Curricular Activities a. Reading b. Travelling c. Golf d. Shooting

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CURRICULUM VITAE LT. GEN. (RETD) KAMAL MATEEN-UD-DIN. HI(M). S.BT.

During Service • Commissioned in the Artillery in 1947 • Graduated from the Canadian Army Staff College, Kingston, Canada • Held various Command, Staff and Instructional appointments including Command of an Infantry Division • Instructor at the Command and Staff College • Instructor at the National Defence College • Last posting in the Army was Director General Joint Staff at Joint Staff Headquarters

After Retirement • Ambassador of Pakistan in Thailand • Pakistan's Permanent Representative at the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and Pacific (ESCAP) at Bangkok • Director General of the Institute of Strategic Studies, Islamabad • Member of Board of Studies, Department of Defence and Strategic Studies of the Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad • Member of Board of Governors, Institute of Strategic Studies, Islamabad • Member of Board of Governors, Institute of Regional Studies, Islamabad • Member Pakistan-China Friendship Forum

Scholarly Activities • Power Struggle in the Hindukush (Afghanistan) 1978-1990) • Tragedy of Errors (East Pakistan Crisis 1968-1971) • The Taliban Phenomenon (Afghanistan 1994-1999) • Nuclearisation of South Asia • Operation Enduring Freedom-A critical Analysis (manuscript form) • Former Editor of the monthly Afghanistan Report • Co-Editor of the book Beyond Afghanistan, published by University of Berkeley, California • Indo-Pakistan, Historical Perspective, (monograph) for the Institute of Regional Studies, Islamabad • India-Pakistan Stand Off 2001-2002, (monograph) published by the Institute of Regional Studies, Islamabad • Contributes articles regularly for daily newspaper "The News" • German language interpreter

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CURRICULUM VITAE AMBASSADOR KHALID MAHMOOD

Chairman Board of Governors Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad

• B.A. (Hons.) and M.A. in Political Science; LL.B. • Post-Graduate Diploma in International Affairs • Lecturer in Political Science at Government College, Lahore • Joined Foreign Service of Pakistan in 1964 • Former Ambassador of Pakistan to China, Saudi Arabia, Iran and Mongolia • Former Permanent Representative of Pakistan to the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) and the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) • Till becoming Ambassador, mostly dealt with multilateral aspects of Pakistan’s Foreign Policy. Served as First Secretary and later Deputy Permanent Representative of Pakistan to the United Nations, New York • Worked as Director General (UN) and later as Additional Secretary (United Nations, Asia-Pacific and Africa) in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Islamabad • Member of Pakistan Delegation to several international meetings and conferences, notably UN General Assembly sessions, UN Security Council, UN Law of the Sea Conference as well as Summit and Ministerial Meetings of the Non-Aligned Movement, OIC and ECO. • Former Representative of Pakistan to UN Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People and the UN Council for Namibia • Former President, Institute of Regional Studies (IRS), Islamabad • Ex-President, Association of Former Ambassadors of Pakistan (AFA) • Former Member, UN Peace-building Fund Advisory Group, New York • Member, Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) Eminent Persons Group • Course Director (International Organizations) at the Foreign Service Academy, Islamabad • President, Islamabad Council of World Affairs (ICWA) • Former Member, Board of Governors, Islamabad Policy Research Institute (IPRI), Islamabad • Former Member Syndicate, Islamia University of Bahawalpur • President, Pakistan-Azerbaijan Friendship Association • Member, ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) Experts and Eminent Persons Group

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS PAPUA NEW GUINEA

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1. H.E. Damien Gamiandu Ambassador Embassy of the Independent State of Papua New Guinea, Manila Tel: (63-2) 811 3465 to 66 Fax: (63-2) 811 3468 E-mail: [email protected]

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS REPUBLIC OF PHILIPPINES

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1. RADM Roberto Q. Estioko (Ret), Ph.D., MNSA President, National Defense College of the Philippines Email: [email protected]

2 Prof. Victor Andres C. Manhit President, Stratbase ADR Institute, Inc. Email: [email protected]

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS REPUBLIC OF KOREA

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1. Chung-in Moon

Name First Name Middle Name Family Name Chung-in Moon Place of Birth Jeju, Republic of Korea Date of Birth March 25, 1951 Nationality Korean Current Dept. Of Political Science, Sinchon-dong, Seodaemun-gu, address Seoul, Korea Email address [email protected] Telephone No. FAX No. (82-2)2123-2953 (82-2)365-5224 Profession Professor of Political Place of work Seoul, Korea Science and Dean of Graduate School of International Studies Duration of 8 year Employer Yonsei employee University Outline of career

1. Dean, Graduate School of International Studies, Yonsei University (2000 – 2002) 2. Professor, Departement of Political Science, Yonsei University (1994 – present) 3. Adjunct Professor, Asia-pacific Studies, Duke University (1996 – present) 4. Advisor to Governments Agencies, Foreign Affairs and Trade, National Defence, Unification Ministries (1998 – present) 5. Associate Professor, Dept. of Political Science, University of Kentucky (1885 –1994)

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Major Academic Accomplishments

1. Academic Career

• Ph.D. and M.A., in Political Science, University of Maryland, USA • B.A., in Political Science, Yonsei University, Seoul Korea

2. Academic activities

• Vice-President, International Studies Association (North America) (2002-present) • Member, Program Committee, the 18th World Congress, International Political Science Association (1997-2000) • Non-North American Representatives, Governing Council, the International Studies Associations (1997-2000) • Selection Committee Member, Global Security Cooperation Program, Social Science Research Council (USA) (2000-present) • Steering committee members, CSCAP-Korea (1997 -present) • Secretary General, Organizing Committee, the 17th Seoul World Congress, International Political Science Association (1995-1997)

Areas to be pursued

Confidence-Building Measures

2. Ki-gab Park

Name First Name Middle Name Family Name Ki-gab Park Place of Birth Pusan, Republic of Korea Date of Birth 1957. 7. 25 Nationality Korean Current Faculty of Law, Korea University address 5-1 Anamdong, Sungbukgu, Seoul, Korea Email address [email protected] Telephone No. FAX No. (82-2)3290-1895 (82-2)928-3643 Profession Professor Place of work Seoul, Korea Duration of 13 years Employer Korea employee University Outline of career

1. Professor of Law, Hallym University, Korea (1990 – 1998) 2. Professor of Law, Hallym University, Korea (1998 - present)

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Major Academic Accomplishments

1. Academic Career

• LLB in Law, Korea University, Korea (1981) • LLB in Law, Korea University, Korea (1981) • Diplome Supériur de l’Université de droit international public, Paris II, France (1984) • Diplôme d’etudes Appronfondies de l’Universit de droit international, Paris II, France (1985) • Diplôme Superiur de l’Université de droit international européen, Paris II, France (1986) • Diplôme Superiur de l’Université de droit international privé, Paris II, France (1987) • Diploma of Hague Academy of Law, Hague, Netherlands (1988) • Docteur en droit, Paris II, France (cum laude) (1989)

2. Academic achievements

- Books: - Monographs and articles in Korean, French

3. Academic activities

- Delegation of Korean Government as a Legal Adviser (1993 ~ present) - IAEA/SCNL: Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - OECD/NEA: Ministry of Science and Technology - Antarctic: Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - Basel/UNDEP: Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade

Areas to be pursued International law

3. Seoung-joon Chang

Name First Name Middle Name Family Name Seoung-joon Chang Place of Birth Republic of Korea Date of Birth 1981. 6. 13 Nationality Korean Current Maekyung Media Group address Maekyung Media Center, 190 (Pil-Dong, 1Ga) Toegye-ro, Seoul, Korea Email address [email protected] Telephone No. Fax No.

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+82 2 2000 2723 N/A Profession Vice President Place of work Seoul, Korea Duration of N/A Employer Maekyung employee Media Group Professional experience

1. Feb 2014 – present, Vice President of Maekyung Media Group 2. Apr 2012 – present, Executive Director of Maekyung Global Companies Forum 3. Dec 2012 – Jan 2014, Executive Director of Planning, Maekyung Media Group 4. Nov 2010 – Nov 2012, Director of Planning, Maeil Business Newspaper & MBN 5. May 2007 – Nov 2010, Researcher, Maeil Business Newspaper

Educational background

1. May 2010, M.A. in Economics, New York University, U.S.A. 2. May 2004, B.A. in Economics, University of Michigan, U.S.A

Award and recognition

1. 2013, Future International Leaders Programme by U.K government

4. Dr. Lee Jae-hyon

Dr. LEE Jaehyon is a research fellow in the ASEAN and Oceania Studies Program in the Center for Regional Studies and the Director of External Relations at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies. Previously, Dr. Lee was a research fellow at the Korean Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (KISEAS) and a visiting professor at the Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security (IFANS), Korean National Diplomatic Academy (KNDA). Dr. Lee’s research focuses on Southeast Asian politics and international relations, East Asian regional cooperation, and nontraditional and human security issues.

His recent publications include “Transnational Natural Disasters and Environmental Issues in East Asia: Current Situation and the Way Forwards in the perspective of Regional Cooperation,” IFANS Review (2011), “Political Crises after Democratization in South Korea and Thailand: Comparative Perspectives of Democratic Consolidation,” Korea Observer (2008). Dr. Lee received a B.A. and M.A. from Yonsei University and his Ph.D. in politics from Murdoch University, Australia.

Academic Background Ph.D. in Politics, Murdoch University, Australia (2005)

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M.A. in Political Science, Yonsei University (1997) B.A. in Political Science, Yonsei University (1994)

Professional Background Director for International Affairs, Korean Association of Southeast Asian Studies (2011~Present) Visiting Professor, Institute of foreign Affairs and National Security, Korean National Diplomatic Academy (2009~2012) Post-Doctoral Fellow, Department of Political Science and International Studies, Yonsei University (2007~2008) Research Fellow, Korean Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (2005~2007)

5. Ambassador Chung Hae-moon

DATE OF BIRTH: Feb. 3, 1952

EDUCATION:

Feb 1976 Graduated from the Department of Trade, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea CAREER:

Nov. 1976 Passed High Diplomatic Service Examination Mar. 1977 Joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) Nov. 1981 First Secretary, Korean Embassy in the Republic of Singapore Dec. 1987 Consul, Korean Consulate General in Los Angeles, U.S.A. Jun. 1990 Counsellor, Korean Embassy in the Kingdom of Thailand Jul. 1991 Director, Southeast Asia Division, Asian and Pacific Affairs Bureau, MOFA Jun. 1993 Counsellor, Korean Embassy in the Federal Republic of Nigeria Jul. 1994 Director, Administration Division, MOFA Dec. 1995 Counsellor, Korean Embassy in the United States of America Feb. 1999 Deputy Director-General for Regional Trade Bureau, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MOFAT) Jan. 2000 Minister, Embassy of ROK to the Republic of Austria and Permanent Mission of ROK to the Int'l Organizations in Vienna Jul. 2003 Senior Research Officer, Department of International Economy and Trade, IFANS, MOFAT Mar. 2004 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Greece Jan. 2007 Special Advisor on Foreign Relations to Mayor of Busan Metropolitan City Sep. 2008 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Kingdom of Thailand Aug. 2011 MOFAT Dec. 2011 Retired from Diplomatic Service 2012 – 2015 Secretary General, ASEAN-Korea Centre

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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ACTIVITIES:

Jul. 2013-Jun. 2015 Columnist for Seoul Shinmun Daily Newspaper Nov. 2014-Present Director of Saemaul Globalizaion Foundation Dec. 2014-Present Member of the Ministry of Personnel Management's Policy Advisory Committee

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS RUSSIA

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1. Amb. Alexander P. LOSYUKOV (ret)

Born on 15 November 1943.

In 1968 graduated from Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Present Position: President, The Roerichs National Committee

Professional activities:

1991 – 1992 - Ambassador of the Russian Federation to New Zealand, with concurrent accreditation to West Samoa, Tonga, and the Cook Islands

1992 – 1995 - Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Australia, with concurrent accreditation to Fiji, Vanuatu, and Nauru

1997 – 1999 - Director, Second Asian Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

1999 – 2000 - Secretary-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

2000 – 2004 - Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation

2004 – 2007 - Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Japan

2007 – 2008 - Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation

2008 – 2012 - Deputy Director General for International Cooperation, RusNano Corp.

Since 2012 - President, The Roerichs Heritage Committee

Since 2015 - President, The Roerichs National Committee

Speaks English and Pashto.

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2. Amb. Anatoly V. TORKUNOV

Born in Russia in 1950.

Graduated from Moscow State Institute of International Relations. Holds an MA and two doctoral degrees in Political Science.

Present Position: Rector (Head), Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University), Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation; Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Ambassador

Professional activities:

1971 – 1972 - Soviet Embassy in the DPRK

1974 – 1977 - Assistant Professor, Associate Professor and Professor, Department of Oriental Studies and Department of International Relations and Foreign Policy of Russia at Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Russia

1977 – 1983 - Dean and Vice-Rector for External Relations

1983 – 1986 - Soviet Embassy in the United States

1986 – 1992 - Dean of the School of International Relations, First Vice- Rector and Head of the Department of Oriental Studies

1992 - Rector (Head), Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University), Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation

Chairman of the UN Association of Russia; President of the Russian International Studies Association; Member of the Academic Council of the Security Council of the Russian Federation; Member of the Board of the Russian Diplomatic Association; Chairman of the Curricula Development Association of Russian Schools of International Relations;

Author of more than 100 publications.

Has government awards from Russia, France, Poland, the Republic of Korea, Bulgaria, Vietnam, Mongolia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.

3. Dr. Vitaly V. NAUMKIN

Updated as of 25 February 2019

Born in Russia in 1945.

Graduated from Moscow State University. Studied at Cairo University and American University in Cairo (1972). Holds a PhD in History, Doctor of Science.

Present Position: Academic Director of the Institute of Oriental Studies, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Professional Activities:

1984 – 2009 - Director of Center for Arab Studies, Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences

1989 – 1994 - Deputy Director of Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences

1991 - President, Center for Strategic and Political Studies; Visiting Professor, American University in Cairo

1998 - Editor-in-Chief, “Vostok-ORIENS” Journal, Russian Academy of Sciences

2003 - Professor and Chair, Faculty of World Politics, Moscow State University

2003 - Professor, Department of Political Science, University of California, Berkeley

Since 2009 - Director, Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences

Since 2015 - Academic Director, Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences

Author of about 500 publications.

4. Amb. Gleb A. IVASHENTSOV (ret)

Born on 7 June 1945.

In 1967 graduated from the Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and began his career with the Ministry of Foreign Trade.

Updated as of 25 February 2019

Present Position: Vice-President and Member, the Russian International Affaires Council, Moscow

Professional activities:

1991 – 1995 - Consul-General of USSR/Russia in Bombay, India

1997 – 2001 - Ambassador of the Russian Federation to the Union of Myanmar

2001 – 2005 - Director, First Asian Department, Second Asian Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

2005 – 2009 - Ambassador of the Russian Federation to the Republic of Korea 2010 – 2013 - Deputy Director, Russian APEC Study Center, Moscow

Since 2011 - Member, the Russian International Affairs Council, Moscow

Since 2017 - Vice-President and Member, the Russian International Affairs Council, Moscow

Speaks English and Hindi.

5. Dr. Sergey G. LUZYANIN

Born in Russia in 1956.

Professor, expert on international relations in the Asia-Pacific region, Central Asia and Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), as well as on Russia’s contemporary position and foreign policy in Asia. Doctor of Science (History).

Present Position: Director of the Institute of Far Eastern Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences

Professional activities:

1996 – 1999 - Senior Researcher, Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences

1999 – 2001 - Leading Researcher and Vice-Chairman of Center for Russian-Chinese Studies, Institute of Far Eastern Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences

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2001 – 2008 - Professor of Chair for Oriental Studies and Director of Master’s Program at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University); part-time Head Researcher at the Institute of Far Eastern Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences

2007 - Director of ASEAN Center at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University)

2008 – 2015 - Deputy-Director and Head of Center for Strategic Studies of SCO and Northeast Asia at the Institute of Far Eastern Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences; part-time Professor of Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University), Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation

Since 2015 - Acting Director and Head of Center for Strategic Studies of SCO and Northeast Asia at the Institute of Far Eastern Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences; part-time Professor of Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University), Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation

Since 2016 - Director and Head of Center for Strategic Studies of SCO and Northeast Asia at the Institute of Far Eastern Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor of Moscow State Institute of International Relations (University), Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS SINGAPORE

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1. Ambassador Barry Desker Distinguished Fellow S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS)

Ambassador Barry Desker is Distinguished Fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS), Nanyang Technological University. He is a Member of the Presidential Council for Minority Rights, Singapore, a Member of the Board of Directors of the Lee Kuan Yew Exchange Fellowship and Singapore’s Representative to the ASEAN Inter-Governmental Commission on Human Rights.

From 2000 to 2014, he was the Director, Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies and served as founding Dean of RSIS from 2007 to 2014. He was the Chief Executive Officer of the Singapore Trade Development Board from 1994 to 2000 and Singapore’s Ambassador to Indonesia from 1986 to 1993.

Ambassador Desker is currently also Non-Resident Ambassador of Singapore to the Holy See and Spain and Chairman of Singapore Technologies Marine.

A President’s Scholar, he was educated at the University of Singapore, University of London and Cornell University. He was awarded a honorary doctorate by Warwick University in 2012 and by the University of Exeter in 2013.

2. Professor Simon Tay Chairman Singapore Institute of International Affairs

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS SRI LANKA

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1. PROFESSOR AMAL JAYAWARDANE

Head, Department of International Relations University of Colombo Tel: 0094-11-2500433 Mobile: 0094-777220701 E-mail: [email protected]

Amal Jayawardane is Professor and Head of the Department of International Relations at the University of Colombo, Sri Lanka. He was formerly the Executive Director for the Regional Centre for Strategic Studies (RCSS) in Colombo during the period of 2009-2011. Previously Prof. Jayawardane served as Dean of Faculty of Arts at the University of Colombo, Sri Lanka (2007-2009). Presently, he is a member of the Board of Management of the Lakshman Kadirgamar Centre for International Relations and Strategic Studies (LKIIRSS). He has also served as Consultant to the National Integration Programme Unit of the Ministry of Ethnic Affairs and National Integration; Member of the Coordinating Committee, Centre for the Study of Human Rights, University of Colombo; Co-Director, Centre for Policy Studies and Research (CEPRA), University of Colombo; Member of the Board of Directors, Institute of International Studies, Kandy; Member on the Board of Management, Bandaranaike Centre For International Studies and the Sri Lanka Institute of International Relations. During the period of 1994-1997, he served as a Member of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry in respect of Involuntary Removal and Disappearances of Persons. He obtained his B.A. from the University of Ceylon and M.A., Ph.D. from the University of Washington, Seattle, USA.

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS THAILAND ______

1. Mr. Vitthaya VEJJAJIVA AGE: 79 years (born 30 December 1936 in Bangkok)

ADDRESS: 27/2 Sukhumvit Soi 33, Bangkok 10110, Thailand Telephone: (662) 268-5562, Fax: (662) 662-0396

FAMILY: Married to Orasa Vejjajiva (nee Orasa Vasudhara) with 3 children

EDUCATION: Assumption College, Bangkok Norwich City College, Norwich, Norfolk, England Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge (M.A., LL,B.) Barrister-at-Law, Gray’s Inn Harvard Law School, Harvard University (LL.M. in International Law)

CAREER: 30 years in Thailand’s Diplomatic Service:- 1963 Second Secretary, Treaty and Legal Department 1967 First Secretary, Royal Thai Embassy, Singapore 1971 Secretary to the Permanent Secretary 1974 Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs 1975 Counsellor, Royal Thai Embassy, London 1979 Director-General, Economics Department 1981 Ambassador to Canada 1984 Ambassador to Belgium and the European Community 1988 Ambassador to the United States 1991 Permanent Secretary of Foreign Affairs till early retirement in November 1992

PRESENT POSITIONS:

Chairman: Thailand’s National Committee of the United World Colleges (Hon.) Community Services of Bangkok “K” Line (Thailand) Ltd. and affiliates Thailand’s Chapter of the Centre for Security Co-operation in Asia and the Pacific (CSCAP)

Vice Chairman: Thai-Laos Association Thai Chamber of Commerce

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Board Member: Governor (Thailand) of the Asia-Europe Foundation and Chairman of its Board of Governors (till May 2003) Council of the Thai Red Cross and its Executive Committee Chumphot-Pantip Foundation (for the promotion of arts and education) The Co-generation Co., Ltd. Telecom Asia Corporation Public Company Limited Finansa Public Company Limited Board of Trade of Thailand Advisor: Mekong Regional Law Centre; Institute of Strategic and International Studies (Chulalongkorn University)

Member, ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) Panel of Experts/Eminent Persons (EEPs), August 2003

2. Mr. Saroj CHAVANAVIRAJ

Born: May 11, 1942

Education: B.A. & M.A. (Political Science), University of California at Los Angeles, U.S.A. The National Defence College of Thailand, 1988

Career:

1967 Joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as Third Secretary, Protocol Division, Department of Protocol 1969 Assistant Secretary to the Minister, Office of the Secretary to the Minister 1972 Second Secretary, Permanent Mission of Thailand to the United Nations, New York 1976 Chief of East Asian Division, Political Department 1977 Assistant Secretary to the Minister, Office of the Secretary to the Minister 1979 Deputy Director-General, Department of Political Affairs 1980 Director-General, Department of International Organizations 1983 Chairman of the Social Committee, the 38th Session of the United Nations General Assembly 1983 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Thailand to the Republic of Singapore 1986 Director-General, Department of Information 1988 Director-General, Department of ASEAN Affairs 1990 Director-General, Department of Political Affairs 1992 Deputy Permanent Secretary, Office of the Permanent Secretary

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1996-2000 Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs 2000 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Thailand to the Republic of France Present Advisor to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Decorations:

2001 Knight Commander (Second Class, lower grade) of the Most Illustrious Order of Chula Chom Klao 1993 Knight Grand Cordon (Special Class) of the Most Exalted Order of the White Elephant 1988 Knight Grand Cordon (Special Class) of the Most Noble Order of the Crown of Thailand

Foreign Decorations

1972 M.B.E. (5th Class), England 1991 The Order of the Sacred Treasure, Gold and Silver Star, Japan 1997 Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George-K.C.M.G., England

3. Mrs. Chitriya PINTHONG

H.E. Mrs. Chitriya Pinthong is currently Vice President for International Affairs and Director of Chinese-Thai Institute at Rangsit University, Thailand. She was former Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and former ASEAN SOM Leader of Thailand.

During her years in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, H.E. Mrs. Pinthong served in the Economic Affairs Department, the European Department, the Department of ASEAN Affairs and the Institute of Foreign Affairs. Prior to the appointment as Deputy Permanent Secretary, she was Director-General of Thailand International Development Cooperation Agency (TICA).

H.E. Mrs. Pinthong served as Ambassador to the Kingdom of Norway from 2004 to 2007, with concurrent accreditation as Ambassador to Latvia. In 2011-2012, she was Thailand’s Eminent Person in the ASEAN-US Eminent Persons Group and the ASEAN-India Eminent Persons Group

She received her Doctorate in Economics from the University of York in the UK.

4. General Piya KRUTVECHO

Rank/Name : General Piya Krutvecho Branch of Service : Infantry

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Position : Special Advisor, Office of Permanent Secretary for Defense (OPSD), Ministry of Defense (MOD) Date of Birth : Bangkok, 23 October 1959 Religion : Buddhism Spouse : Colonel Pachararath Krutvecho, WRTA Sports/hobbies : Jogging, gardening, reading

Education

Civilian education 1972 Panaphunvitaya School (Primary) 1975 Bodindecha (Sing Singhaseni) School (Secondary)

Military education 1977 Armed Forces Academies Preparatory School (Class 18) 1980 Airborne Course, Special Warfare School, Special Warfare Center (Class 126), Royal Thai Army (RTA) 1981 Ranger Course, Special Warfare School, Special Warfare Center (Class 61), RTA 1982 Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy (Class 29) 1982 Inspector and Explosive Ordnance Disposal Course, Capital Security Command (Class 1) 1984 Infantry Officer Basic Course (Class 70) 1988 Infantry Officer Advanced Course (Class 50) 1990 Command and General Staff Course (Class 69), RTA

Overseas education 1985 Tactical Intelligence Officer Course, USA 1988 Regimental Officer Advanced Course, Australia Special Formal Training, USA 1989 Army Grade 2 Staff and Tactics Course, New Zealand 1997 Combined Strategic Intelligence Training Program, DIA, USA

Previous Assignment 1982 Platoon Leader, Training Company, 1st Infantry Battalion 1983 Platoon Leader, Rifle Company, 1st Infantry Battalion, 1st Infantry Regiment, the King’s Own Bodyguard 1989 Instructor, Ranger and Airborne Division, Infantry School, Infantry Center 1991 Assistant Training and Operations Officer, Military Intelligence Command 1992 Training and Operations Officer, 4th Infantry Battalion, 1st Infantry Regiment, the King’s Own Bodyguard 1997 Acting Deputy Director, Planning and Training Division, Directorate of Intelligence, RTA 1998 Chief, Administrative Division, Directorate of Intelligence, RTA 2001 Army/Defence Attache to Vientiane 2004 Staff Officer to Deputy Permanent Secretary for Defence 2005 Staff Officer to Deputy Commander-in-Chief, RTA 2006 Director, Education Division, Intelligence School, Directorate of

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Intelligence, RTA Director, Foreign Liaison Division, Directorate of Intelligence, RTA 2008 Chief, Information and Processing Division, Intelligence Coordination Center, Office of Policy and Plan (OPP), MOD 2009 Director, Office of Policy and Strategy, MOD 2012 Assistant Director-General, OPP, MOD 2014 Deputy Director-General, OPP, MOD 2015 Special Advisor, OPSD, MOD

Participation in ADMM and ADMM-Plus Framework Activities

2010 ADSOM WG and ADSOM-Plus WG, Da Lat, Viet Nam 2010 4th ADMM, Ha Noi, Viet Nam 2010 1st ADMM-Plus, Ha Noi, Viet Nam 2011 ADSOM WG and ADSOM-Plus WG, Surabaya, Indonesia 2011 ADSOM and ADSOM-Plus, Surabaya, Indonesia 2011 5th ADMM, Jakarta, Indonesia 2011 ADMM Retreat, Bali, Indonesia 2012 ADSOM WG and ADSOM-Plus WG, Phnom Penh, Cambodia 2012 6th ADMM, Phnom Penh, Cambodia 2013 ADSOM WG and ADSOM-Plus WG, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei 2013 ADSOM and ADSOM-Plus, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei 2013 ADMM Retreat, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei 2013 2nd ADMM-Plus, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei

Participation in ARF Framework Activities

2011 ARF DOD and 8th ASPC, Surabaya, Indonesia 2013 ARF DOD and 10th ASPC, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam 2014 ARF DOD and 11th ASPC, Yangon, Myanmar 2015 ARF Disaster Relief Exercise (ARF DiREx) 2015, Kedah, Malaysia

5. Dr. Chulacheeb CHINWANNO Associate Professor Faculty of Political Sciences Thammasat University Prachan Road, Bangkok 10200 Tel: 662-623-5157, 662-613-2314; Fax: 662-623-5323 E-mail: [email protected]

Associate Professor Dr. Chulacheeb Chinwanno is „Kira-dhayajarn“ – Distinguished Scholar of Thammasat University in Social Science. He was Vice- Rector in International Affairs in Thammasat University from December 2007 through September 2010 and also Chairman of the International Relations Department of the Faculty of Political Science from 2000-2007. He was former Executive Director of Human Resource Institute from 1986-1988 and also former Executive Director of Institute of East Asian Studies from 1988-1991. He was

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invited to teach at the International University of Japan in Niigata as Visiting Professor from in 1988 and in 1998. Dr. Chinwanno has also been appointed as the Senior Expert of the Committee of Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, Thailand.

He received his Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations from Swarthmore College, USA, and his Master’s Degree in East Asian Studies as well as Ph.D. in Political Science from Stanford University, USA. He received H.M. the King’s Scholarship for the undergraduate studies in the USA and the Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship for the Ph.D. program. His works concentrate on Thai foreign affairs, China and other major powers in South East Asia, and Asia-Pacific security issues. His recent publication included „Thailand’s Security Policy: Bilateralism or Multilateralism?“ in William T. Tow and Brendan Taylor (eds), Bilateralism, Multilateralism and Asia-Pacific Security: Contending Cooperation (New York: Routledge, 2013); „Rising China and Thailand’s Policy of Strategic Engagement“ in Jun Tsunekawa, The Rise of China: Responses from Southeast Asia and Japan (Tokyo: National Institute for Defense Studies, Japan, 2009); Thai-Chinese Relations: Security and Strategic Partnership, Working Paper no. 155 (Singapore: S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, 2008); „Thailand’s Strategic Perception of Cross-Strait Relations“ in Ho Khai Leong and Hou Kok Chung (eds.), Ensuring Interests: Dynamics of China-Taiwan Relations and Southeast Asia, Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia: Institute of China Studies, University of Malaya, 2006); „Thailand’s Perspective on Security Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific“ in See Seng Tan and Amitav Acharya (eds.), Asia- Pacific Security Cooperation: National Interests and Regional Order (New York: M.E. Sharpe, 2004); „The Dragon, the Bull and the Ricestalks: The Roles of China and India in Southeast Asia“ in Saw Swee-Hock, Sheng Lijun and Chin Kin Wah (eds.), ASEAN-China Relations: Realities and Prospects (Singapore: ISEAS, 2005); and „Thailand’s Strategic Relations with the US and China“ in Evelyn Goh (ed.), Betwixt and Between: Southeast Asian Strategic Relations with the US and China (Singapore: Institute of Strategic and Defense Studies, 2005).

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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1. Amb. Michael Armacost (ret) President, Brookings Institution 1775 Massachusetts Ave., N.W. Washington, DC 20036 (202) 797-6000

2. Admiral Ron Hays (USN, ret) 869 Kamoi Place Honolulu, HI 96825 (808) 739-7770

3. Amb. Julia Chang Bloch (ret) 1743 22nd St., N.W. Washington, DC 20008 (202) 232-0102

4. Amb. J. Stapleton Roy (ret) Kissinger Associates 1800 K St., N.W. Suite 1021 Washington, DC 20006 (202) 887-0200

5. Ralph A. Cossa Director, CSIS Pacific Forum Honolulu, HI

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ASEAN REGIONAL FORUM REGISTER OF EXPERTS / EMINENT PERSONS VIET NAM

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1. H.E. Mr. Dang Dinh Quy President, Diplomatic Academy of Viet Nam Ministry of Foreign Affairs

2. Maj. Gen. Vu Tien Trong Head, Defence Institute for International Relations Ministry of Defence

3. Maj. Gen. Tran Gia Cuong Director-General, External Affairs Department Chief, INTERPOL Viet Nam Office Ministry of Public Security

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