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15-16 July 2016 List of participants as of 14 July ASEAN SECRETARIAT Le Luong Minh Secretary general ASEF Zhang Yan Executive Director AUSTRALIA Ric Wells Deputy Secretary AUSTRIA Muna Dudzar Secretary of State BANGLADESH Sheikh Hasina Prime Minister BELGIUM Didier Reynders Deputy PM/ Foreign Minister BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Magdalene Teo Ambassador to China BULGARIA Rosen Plevneliev President 15-16 JULY 2016 | EN | Participants CAMBODIA Hun Sen Prime Minister CHINA Li Keqiang Premier CROATIA Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovi ć President CYPRUS Nicos Anastasiades President CZECH REPUBLIC Miloš Zeman President DENMARK Kristian Jensen Foreign minister ÉIRE/IRELANDE Charles Flanagan Foreign minister ESTONIA Taavi Rõivas Prime Minister Participants | EN | 15-16 JULY 2016 EUROPEAN COUNCIL Donald Tusk President EUROPEAN COMMISSION Jean-Claude Juncker President EUROPEAN EXTERNAL ACTION SERVICE Federica Mogherini High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy FINLAND Juha Sipilä Prime Minister FRANCE Jean-Marc Ayrault Foreign Minister GERMANY Angela Merkel Federal Chancellor GREECE Nikos Kotzias Foreign Minister HUNGARY Péter Szijjártó Foreign minister 15-16 JULY 2016 | EN | Participants INDIA Mohammad Hamid Ansari Vice President INDONESIA Muhammad Kalla Vice President ITALY Paolo Gentiloni Foreign minister JAPAN Abe Shinzo Prime Minister KAZAKHSTAN Karim Massimov Prime minister KOREA Geun-hye Park President LAOS Thongloun Sisoulith Prime minister LATVIA Raimonds V ējonis President Participants | EN | 15-16 JULY 2016 LITHUANIA Alirdas Butkevi čius Prime Minister LUXEMBOURG Xavier Bettel Prime Minister MALAYSIA Ahmad Zahid Hamidi Deputy PM MALTA Joseph Muscat Prime Minister MONGOLIA – SUMMIT HOST & CHAIR Elbegdorj Tsakhiagiin President MAYNMAR U Htin Kyaw President THE NETHERLANDS Mark Rutte Prime Minister NEW ZEALAND Murray McCully Foreign Minister 15-16 JULY 2016 | EN | Participants NORWAY Børge Brende Foreign Minister PAKISTAN Sartaj Aziz Foreign Affairs Advisor PHILIPPINES Perfecto Rivas Yasay, Jr Foreign Minister POLAND Beata Szydło Prime Minister PORTUGAL Augusto Santos Silva Foreign Minister ROMANIA Dacian Ciolo ş Prime minister RUSSIAN FEDERATION Dmitry Medvedev Prime minister SINGAPORE Lee Hsien Loong Prime Minister Participants | EN | 15-16 JULY 2016 SLOVAKIA Robert Fico Prime Minister SLOVENIA Miro Cerar Prime Minister SPAIN José Manuel Garcia-Margallo Acting Foreign Minister SWEDEN Gustav Fridolin Education Minister SWITZERLAND Johann Schneider-Ammann Confederation President THAILAND General Prayut Chan-o-cha Prime Minister UNITET KINGDO Dame Barbara Woodward Special envoy to ASEM VIET NAM Nguyen Xuan Phuc Prime Minister 15-16 JULY 2016 | EN | Participants .

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