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Contents

APEC Voices of The Future 2

Messages 3 Cooperation and Coordination with APEC and ABAC 7

APEC Voices Leadership Council 8

APEC Voices 2017 Vietnam Youth Working Committee 9and Partners

History of the APEC Voices of the Future Program 13

APEC 2017 Voices of the Future Logo Interpretation 15

Organizations behind the APEC Voices 2017 16

Our Partners 17

APEC Voices 2017 Program 20

APEC CEO Summit 2017 Program 26

Distinguished Speakers 32

Da Nang 34

Hoi An 35

Visitations 36

APEC Voices 2017 Official Hotel 39

APEC CEO Summit 2017 Venue 40

Phone Access Codes 41

Economy / Representative Office’s Contact 42

APEC Voices 2017 Delegates and Educators 44

APEC Voices 2017 Delegates Grouping List 48

The June Mayne Gould Leadership Award 53 Acknowledgements 54

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APEC Voices of the Future

The APEC Voices of the Future is an annual program that allows special teams of young people and educators from the 21 APEC Economies to attend the APEC Summit.

By working and learning together, the APEC Voices’ teams are able to share their views on the APEC vision with APEC Leaders, Senior Officials, ABAC Members and CEOs.

Through their participation in the APEC process, APEC Voices delegates are given the rare opportunity to engage in dialogues with top policymakers, foster cooperation and prosperity in the classrooms and communities of the Asia-Pacific Region.

This year’s APEC Voices of the Future Program will be held in Da Nang, Viet Nam, in conjunction with the APEC CEO Summit and APEC Leaders’ Week 2017.

For more details on the APEC Voices Program, please visit the website:http://www.apecvoices.org

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My warmest greetings to all outstanding youth delegates to the APEC Voices of the Future 2017. It is an honour for Viet Nam to host APEC for the second time and it gives me great pleasure to welcome all of you to this important event in the coastal city of Da Nang, Viet Nam.

APEC is the premier regional platform for economic leaders to gather and discuss their ideas while listening to stakeholders’ suggestions in an effort to formulate policies that promote sustainable and inclusive growth as well as economic integration. Your passion, talents and involvement in the APEC process both add value to the region while helping to foster a new generation of leaders that are dedicated to free and open trade and investment in the Asia-Pacific.

I encourage you to make the most out of this opportunity to challenge yourselves and learn, not just from the APEC and business leaders, but from your peers as well. Cherish every interaction and value each idea through having earnest dialogues while maintaining an open mind. Do not be shy to ask questions, seek answers and offer possible solutions to the policymakers here. You are the leaders of the future, and together we will keep the APEC process moving forward and make a difference to our region and the world.

As the target year 2020 for the Bogor Goals approaches and APEC is about to enter its fourth decade, it is time for your generation to the take up the baton of building a vision for a dynamic, inter-connected, sustainable and inclusive APEC community. Let us make APEC 2017 a meaningful year for creating new dynamism, fostering a shared future. I hope you have an enjoyable and rewarding experience in Da Nang and may this be a springboard for a better future for all. Do not miss the opportunity to explore the beauty and rich heritage of Da Nang and Viet Nam. We look forward to welcoming you back in the not too distant future.

Message

H.E. Pham Binh MinhDeputy Prime Minister,

Minister of Foreign Affairs,Chairman, APEC 2017 National Committee

Socialist Republic of Viet Nam

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Message

Dr Alan BollardExecutive DirectorAPEC Secretariat

Two decades ago, APEC leaders met in Bogor, Indonesia and committed to the goal of free and open trade and investment in the Asia-Pacific by 2020. We have made a lot of progress since then.

But as APEC leaders gather in Da Nang, Viet Nam in 2017, they are confronted with a new set of challenges. The region faces slowing growth, as well as multiple changes in the economic and technological climate. It is imperative that APEC steps up its efforts to expand the advantages of market integration, trade and the opening of services to accelerate the realisation of our commitment to the Bogor Goals.

Viet Nam has taken the lead in advancing this year’s priorities to 1) promote sustainable, innovative and inclusive growth; 2) deepen regional economic integration; 3) strengthen the competitiveness and innovation of small and medium businesses in the digital age; and 4) enhance food security and sustainable agriculture in response to climate change.

As APEC seeks to improve the lives of people in the Asia-Pacific region in today’s changing world, leaders have recognised the importance of education in developing human capital to fuel resilience, productivity, inclusiveness and adaptiveness. APEC has committed to fostering strong and vibrant learning systems in support of our next generation of leaders. On the margins of Leaders’ Week, APEC Voices of the Future offers an opportunity for shaping and nurturing the Asia-Pacific’s future leaders.

This extends to encouraging you, APEC’s voices of the future, to engage in meaningful dialogue with key policymakers and business leaders. As our next-generation leaders, we invite you to join us at Da Nang to participate, discuss and share your insights and help the region find new solutions to current and future challenges.

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On behalf of the APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC), it is my pleasure to welcome the delegates of the APEC Voices of the Future to Da Nang, Viet Nam. During the course of your visit, you will have the opportunity to participate in the APEC CEO Summit, which serves as a platform for the public and private economic sectors to share their inputs on key issues and work in partnership to formulate policies that promote sustainable and inclusive growth.

The Voices of the Future Program offers an excellent opportunity for young leaders from the 21 APEC Member Economies to engage APEC Leaders and Business Leaders to lend and receive insights on the issues and challenges we face in today’s global economy. We strongly encourage your involvement in the process as the outcome of these dialogues will help shape the world you will live in.

For 2017, ABAC adopts the theme “Creating New Dynamism, Fostering a Shared Future”. As a result of trade liberalization, people today live significantly better lives than the previous generations. Our long-term vision of a more dynamic and integrated APEC region is driven by our conviction that this will deliver sustainable and inclusive growth for our communities. As we face a slowly recovering global economy, the APEC leaders would need courage and determination to deepen the regional economic integration towards the eventual realization of the Free Trade Area of the Asia-Pacific. ABAC has also recognized that in an increasingly globalized world with rapid technological changes, innovation is key in sustaining dynamic development of our economies. Jobs will increasingly demand different skills, especially in the realm of digital technology, and workers and economies must be able to adapt quickly and successfully to the evolving environment in order to enable the economic benefits to be widely shared.

Your participation at the VOF 2017 program marks the starting point as the next group of thought leaders that will pave the way for our future. Your diverse backgrounds are instrumental in bringing new ideas in our discussions to develop an integrated global community.

Again, a warm welcome to Da Nang. I hope that you will have a fruitful event and a pleasant stay here.

Hoang Van DungChairman

APEC Business Advisory Council 2017

Message

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Message

Welcome young leaders of the APEC Voices of the Future to our beautiful and friendly Da Nang City.

Da Nang is a coastal city located in Central Viet Nam, known for its long white sandy beaches together with many spectacular landscapes and unique cultural values. Da Nang is also the leading tourism and industrial center that serves as an engine to drive the economic growth of Central Viet Nam. The city is ready to host the APEC Economic Leaders’ Week 2017, which will bring together leaders and officials from the 21 economies of the region.

“Creating New Dynamism, Fostering a Shared Future” is a message we want to send to you - our young generation, our future. I believe that you can utilize your creativity, passion and enthusiasm to not only develop our economy, but also contribute to other fields in our region as well as the world.

For many young delegates, this may be the first time you are visiting Viet Nam. I hope that you can build a long lasting friendship with us and connect our city with your international friends.

I look forward to seeing you in Da Nang for the 25th APEC Economic Leaders’ Week.

Huynh Duc ThoChairman of the Da Nang People’s Committee

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Cooperation and Coordination with APEC and ABAC

The annual APEC Voices program is organized and operated in cooperation and coordination with the APEC Secretariat, the ABAC Chair, the ABAC host committee, the Official APEC Host Committee, and the APEC CEO Summit. Following APEC’s guiding principles of consensus and flexibility, the APEC Voices Leadership Council works with all these offices and officials to plan the annual APEC Voices Program in the way that works best for the APEC Host Economy and the supporting organizations, events and venues, so as to provide the APEC-engaged learning experiences for our students and educators.

The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) is a regional economic forum established in 1989 to leverage the growing interdependence of the Asia-Pacific. APEC’s 21 members aim to create greater prosperity for the people of the region by promoting balanced, inclusive, sustainable, innovative and secure growth and by accelerating regional economic integration. APEC ensures that goods, services, investment and people move easily across borders. Members facilitate this trade through faster customs procedures at borders; more favorable business climates behind the border; and aligning regulations and standards across the region.

The APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC) was created by the APEC Economic Leaders in November 1995 to provide advice on the implementation of the Osaka Action Agenda and on other specific business sector priorities, and to respond when the various APEC fora request information about business-related issues or to provide the business perspective on specific areas of cooperation. ABAC comprises of up to three members of the private sector from each economy. ABAC members are appointed by their respective Leaders, and represent a range of business sectors, including small and medium enterprises. The economy determines the term of membership of each appointee as well as its own administrative arrangements and staff support.

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APEC Voices Leadership Council

Xia BingPeople’s Republic of China

James Soh PBM MBESingapore

Noel GouldUSA

Aileen YapSingapore

APEC Voices 2017 Working Committee

Aileen Yap (Chair)Deputy Executive Director

National Youth Achievement Award Council, Singapore

Tan PengruActing Manager

National Youth Achievement Award Council, Singapore

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APEC Voices 2017 Viet Nam Youth Working Committee

Nguyen Xuan DanPham Ngoc Thach

University of Medicine

Nguyen Duc HiepDiplomatic Academy

of Vietnam

Nguyen Minh ChauYouth International Cooperation

Development Center

Vu Yen LyYouth International Cooperation

Develiopment Center

Nguyen Cam TuAcademy of Finance

APEC Voices 2017 Viet Nam Partners

Nguyen Ngoc VuVice President

University of Da Nang

Nguyen Duc TienHead, Student Affairs

Department,University of Da Nang

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Nghiem Xuan HoaHost Economy Representative

2017, APEC Secretariat

Chu Tuan VietAPEC 2017 National

Secretariat

Ngo Viet Hoai ThuongVice Head, International Cooperation, Da Nang

Department of Foreign Affairs

Nguyen Ngoc KimVice Director, Quang Nam


Tran Quoc AnDeputy Head, Border

Management and NGOs Division, Quang Nam


Vo Duy HoaOfficial, Da Nang Department

of Foreign Affairs

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APEC Voices 2017 Viet Nam Parners

Le Quoc PhongAlternate Member, 12th Party

Central Committee, First Secretary, Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth

Union, Chairman, National Committee on Youth, Viet Nam

Nguyen Long HaiSecretary, Ho Chi Minh Communist

Youth Union, Permanent Vice Chairman, National Committee on

Youth, Viet Nam

Pham Thi Phuong ChiHead, International Department,

Director General, Youth International Cooperation

Development Center, Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union,

(CYDECO)

Bui Diem HuongVice Head, International

Department, Deputy Director, Youth International Cooperation


(CYDECO)

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Le Hong NhungProgram Manager, International

Department and Youth International Cooperation


(CYDECO)

Nguyen Y VanProgram Manager, International



(CYDECO)

Nguyen Hoang SonProgram Official, International



(CYDECO)

Vu Nhat AnhProgram Official, International



(CYDECO)

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History of the APEC Voices of the Future Program

The APEC Voices was launched in Kuala Lumpur in 1998 at the APEC Malaysia Summit.

Since then, the APEC Voices program has grown from strength to strength. The program is enriched by the APEC Host Committees, ABAC Chairs and ABAC Members, and the APEC CEO Summits in New Zealand (1999), Brunei (2000), Mexico (2002), Chile (2004), Korea (2005), Vietnam (2006), Australia (2007), Peru (2008), Singapore (2009), Japan (2010), USA (2011), Russia (2012), Indonesia (2013), People’s Republic of China (2014), The Philippines (2015) and Peru (2016).

The APEC Voices Leadership Council and its permanent Co-Chairs were first organized in the APEC New Zealand of 1999, and grew with the addition of the official Voices programs in the APEC Economies of China, Mexico and Singapore.

In 2005, New Zealand Voices inaugurated the first mid-year preparatory Voices program for all interested New Zealand students and educators, inviting visiting Voices delegations as well. Mexico Voices also expanded its annual preparatory calendar and joined in the Kiwi mid-year schedule.

In 2007, China Voices inaugurated the most extensive preparatory program to date, which has been implemented in more than 100 campuses throughout the vast APEC Economy.

Later in 2008, during the APEC Voices program in Peru, the planning for the APEC Voices program and Secretariat in Singapore began, in coordination and in cooperation with the Singapore Voices and Singapore’s APEC Host Year.

In 2009, over 120 delegates attended the annual APEC Voices program in Singapore from 9 to 15 November 2009. Main topics of discussion were the current issues affecting the APEC Economies such as economic recovery, support for multilateral trading systems, and regional economic integration.

In 2010, over 100 delegates from 17 APEC Economies participated in the APEC Voices program in Yokohama, Japan, from 8 to 14 November 2010. APEC Voices delegates were given the opportunity to meet and interact with APEC Leaders, Ministers and business leaders during the APEC week.

In 2011, more than 120 APEC Voices delegates attended the APEC Voices Program in Honolulu, USA, from 7 to 13 November 2012. One of the highlights of the event was a dialogue with H.E. Francisco J Sanchez, Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade, U.S. Department of Commerce. Delegates also discussed security issues in the Pacific Rim with Admiral Patrick Walsh, Commander of the U.S Pacific Fleet. Such platforms provided the youth delegates with an overview of the various issues faced by the region and how youth leaders can play a role in finding solutions for these issues. In 2012, the APEC Voices Leadership Council sent a small group of 15 APEC Voices

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History of the APEC Voices of the Future Program

Representatives from 16 APEC Member Economies to Vladivostok, Russia, from 2 to 9 September 2012. The APEC Voices delegates were invited by the Russian Host Committee to engage APEC Leaders, Ministers and business leaders during the APEC CEO Summit. It was an enriching experience for many youth leaders who were in Russia for the first time.

In 2013, APEC Voices delegates were in Bali, Indonesia, for the APEC Voices Program from 2 to 8 October 2013. Voices delegates were privileged to have a dialogue with H.E. Gita Wirjawan, Trade Minister of the Republic of Indonesia, on the challenges faced by Indonesian youth and Indonesia’s role at regional and global trade scene. Additionally, APEC Voices delegates were also honored to meet H.E. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, President of the Republic of Indonesia, at the Bali Convention Centre during the APEC CEO Summit 2013.

In 2014, the APEC Voices was held in Beijing, People’s Republic of China, from 5 to 11 November 2014. More than 116 APEC Voices delegates from the 16 economies attended the program. It allowed delegates to experience a rich cultural immersion through visiting historical sites including the Great Wall of China and Forbidden City. More importantly, it also allowed interactions with local youth and participation in the APEC CEO Summit.

In 2015, the APEC Voices was held in Manila, Philippines, from 12 to 19 November 2015. It was first time for the Philippines to host the APEC Voices program. Main topics of discussion were ways to enhance the regional economic integration, fostering the participation of SMEs in regional and global markets, investing in human capital development and building sustainable and resilient communities.

In 2016, the APEC Voices was held in Lima, Peru, from 14 to 20 November 2016. It was Peru’s second time hosting the APEC Voices program since 2008, the year they last hosted. More than 120 youth participants and educators engaged in discussions with business leaders and government officials on issues such as advancing regional integration and growth, developing human capital, enhancing the regional food market and the modernization of MSMEs in the Asia-Pacific.

This year, the APEC Voices will be held in Da Nang, Vietnam, from 5 to 11 November 2017. Voices delegates of the 21 APEC economies will be able to discuss with business and economic leaders under this year’s theme of “Creating New Dynamism, Fostering a Shared Future”. Delegates will also have the opportunity to interact with the local community and to get to know the Vietnamese culture.

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Logo Interpretation

Tran Thi Yen Chau, a graphic designer from Hue, Viet Nam, designed this year’s APEC Voices of the Future logo.

The Logo is designed to encompass this year’s theme of “Creating New Dynamism, Fostering a Shared Future” within its three layers and seven parts that represent the 21 participating APEC economies.

The inner layer features leaves that signify youth, growth and future. The middle layer shows a rotating turbine, portraying dynamism and energy radiating from the youth. The outer layer shows big, bold strokes, which are likened to sound waves, which are the voices of the youth. Together, the middle and outer layers form up to resemble the petals of the Lotus, a graceful flower which symbolises the beauty and rich culture of Viet Nam.

Tran Thi Yen Chau, 23 years old, is a graphic designer who was born and raised in Hue, Viet Nam. She graduated from Foreign Trade University in Ho Chi Minh City with a degree in International Economics.

Having a passion for arts and design, she is pursuing her dream as a designer at Desvlab. She loves every single moment when she is doing something creative.

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Organizations behind the APEC Voices 2017

National Youth Achievement Award (NYAA) Council, Singapore

The National Youth Achievement Award (NYAA) Council seeks to develop and maximize the potential of young people through selfless community service, challenges of adventure, skills development and physical recreation so that they may be exceptional individuals who can contribute effectively to society and the nation.

Currently, more than 300,000 young people in Singapore are participating in the NYAA’s youth development program.

The NYAA Council Singapore plays a significant role in hosting the APEC Voices Secretariat and helping to organize the APEC Voices Program in different APEC Member Economies.

Virtual Trade Mission Foundation (VTM) International

Based in Washington DC, the Virtual Trade Mission Foundation International has played a prominent role in the annual APEC Voices conference since 1996.

VTM’s focus is to foster education and communication among students, educators, business leaders and the media on the United States’ involvement in the “New Global Economy”.

Through VTM, the “APEC Voices of the Future” program was implemented. VTM invites students from APEC Member Economies to participate in the annual APEC CEO Summit and APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC) meetings. Students conduct interviews, visit trading facilities, and interact with one another, in realisation of VTM’s purpose, which is to expose students to a variety of cultures as well as to create knowledgeable “citizen diplomats” from the APEC Economies.

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Our Partners

APEC 2017 National Committee

The APEC 2017 National Committee was established in accordance with Prime Minister’s Decision 1082/QD–TTg on 16 July 2015.

Comprising senior officials from various ministries, agencies and cities directly involved in the preparatory work of APEC 2017, the National Committee is Chaired by H.E. Pham Binh Minh, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Viet Nam.

The National Committee provides guidance for, monitors and coordinates the preparation and organization of the APEC Year 2017 in Viet Nam.

APEC 2017 National Secretariat carries out the day-to-day work of the National Committee. It is part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and under the direct supervision of the Chairman of the National Committee. Representatives of the Office of the Government and 14 Ministries and agencies are members of the National Secretariat.

Source: APEC 2017 National Committee Website

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Our Partners

Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (HCYU) is a socio-political organization of Vietnamese youth. The HCYU was founded, led and trained by the Communist Party of Vietnam and President Ho Chi Minh. The HCYU’s members are progressive youths, striving for the Party’s ideal and goal of national independence and socialism, for the cause of rich people, strong country, just, democratic and civilized society. The HCYU gathers youth embarking upon on bringing into play the revolutionary heroism and national valuable traditions, organizes and mobilizes youth to be pioneers in the cause of national construction and defence. The HCYU is a reliable reserve force of the Communist Party of Vietnam and a school of socialism for youth, represents and protects youth’s legal rights and is a core political force in youth movements as well as in other youth organizations of Vietnam.

Youth International Cooperation Development Center (CYDECO)

CYDECO has the functions of researching and advising the Secretariat of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union Central Committee (HCYUCC), Chairman of the National Committee on Youth of Vietnam on the international aspects of youth affairs.

It also represents the Vietnam Youth Federation (VYF), Vietnam National Union of Students (VNUS), Ho Chi Minh Young Pioneer Organization (HYPO) concerning external activities.

CYDECO also assists the Secretariat of the HCYUCC in organizing international programs of the Union, VYF, VNUS and HYPO in accordance with the approved guidelines.

Besides, CYDECO organizes community events aimed at raising funds to support international activities of the Union’s movements.

Source: Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union Website

Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union

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Our Partners

The University of Danang (UD) was established following the Decree 32/CP dated April 04th 1994 of the Government. Joining 40 years of training and research tradition of member colleges (1975-2015), UD is in its 21st year of formation and development (1994-2015). Being a major university in the biggest city of the Central Vietnam, nested by three Cultural Heritages of the world namely Hoi An ancient city, My Son holy land and Hue imperial city, UD is a regional multi-level, multi-disciplinary university training human resources for the Central Area and Western Highlands of Vietnam. Engineering, technology, economics, education and foreign languages are training strengths of UD. Over the last 40 years, UD and its member colleges have provided the country with hundreds of thousands of technological experts, business managers, educational managers, educators, and experts of foreign languages.

Source: The University of Da Nang Website

University of Da Nang

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Day 1, Sunday, 5 November 2017: Casual

APEC VOICES OF THE FUTURE 20175 NOVEMBER TO 11 NOVEMBER 2017

DA NANG, VIETNAM

“CREATING NEW DYNAMISM, FOSTERING A SHARED FUTURE”

Day Arrivals at Da Nang, Vietnam, International Airport

Transfer to Palm Garden Resort, Hoi An

2.00 pm Registration and check-in at hotel

6.30 pm Dinner

7.30 pm Orientation and briefing

9.30 pm End of session

Day 2, Monday, 6 November 2017: Business Wear

7.00 am Breakfast

9.00 am Depart for Opening Ceremony at Da Nang University

APEC Voices of the Future 2017 Opening Ceremony

10.00 am Welcome remarks by Mr. James Soh, Co-Chair, APEC Voices Leadership Council

10.05 am Opening address by H.E. Mr. Le Quoc Phong, First Secretary of Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union

10.15 am Address by H.E. Mr. Huynh Duc Tho, Chairman of the People’s Committee of Da Nang

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10.25 am Opening of APEC Voices of the Future Program 2017 by H. E. Mr. Le Quoc Phong

10.30 am Presentation of Tokens of Appreciation

10.35 am End of Opening Ceremony. Group photo

Tea reception.

APEC Voices of the Future 2017 Youth Forum

11.00 am Keynote address by Dr. Noeleen Heyzer, UN Under-Secretary-General Executive Secretary, The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP)( 2007-2015) and Member, UN Secretary-General’s High Level Advisory Board on Mediation

Topic: Promoting Sustainable, Innovative and Inclusive Growth amongst the youth in the Asia Pacific Region

11.15 am Dialogue with Dr Noeleen Heyzer

11.45 pm End of Dialogue Break

12.00 pm Plenary Session – Presentation by one representative of each APEC Member Economies

Topic: “How to create new dynamism and foster a shared future amongst youth in the Asia Pacific Region”

1.00 pm Lunch Break

2.00 pm Continuation of Presentation

3.00 pm Tea Break

3.15 pm Dialogue with Dr Dinglong Huang, Co-Founder & CEO, Malong Technologies Topic: Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Sustainability – What are the challenges of start- ups and future of the digital age in the Asia Pacific Region?

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Day 3, Tuesday, 7 November 2017: Casual, T-shirt and walking shoes

4.00 pm Group discussion: 4 Topics - Youth’s contribution to the APEC Vision toward 2020 and beyond - Economic, Financial and Social Inclusion - Human Resource Development in the Digital Age - Start-ups, Innovation and MSMEs support policy

4.45 pm Group Presentation on the various topics

5.30 pm Preparation and work on Youth Declaration 2017

6.00 pm End of session

Return to hotel

7.00 pm Dinner at hotel

Evening Free at own leisure

7.00 am Breakfast

8.30 am Depart for Quang Nam Peace Village

9.30 am Visit the orphans at the Quang Nam Peace Village

10.30 am Leave for Tam Thanh Mural Village

11.00 am Enjoy the wall paintings at the Tam Thanh Mural Village

11.30 am Depart for lunch

11.40 am Lunch

1.00 pm Leave for Thanh Ha Pottery Village, Hoi An

2.00 pm Visit Thanh Ha Pottery Village, Hoi An

3.00 pm Leave for Hoi An Ancient Town

3.15 pm Sightseeing in Hoi An Ancient Town

Visit the lantern makers’ in Hoi An Ancient Town

5.30 pm Return to the hotel

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Day 4, Wednesday, 8 November 2017: Business Wear

7.00 pm Depart for Hoi An Ancient Town

Free and easy with volunteers

9.30 pm Return to hotel

8.00 am Breakfast

Morning free at own leisure

11.00 am Depart for Ariyana Exhibition and Convention Centre

Lunch Free and easy

2.00 pm APEC CEO Summit 2017 APEC Voices Delegates will be rotated in small groups to attend the APEC CEO Summit 2017

6.00 pm Depart for the Montgomerie Links Golf Club, Dien Ban district, Quang Nam Province (tbc)

7.00 pm Attend the Welcome Reception of the APEC CEO Summit (tbc)


Day 5, Thursday, 9 November 2017: Business Wear

7.00 am Breakfast


9.00 am APEC CEO Summit 2017 APEC Voices Delegates will be rotated in small groups to attend the APEC CEO Summit 2017

7.00 pm APEC CEO Summit 2017 Social Activity (the GALA Dinner of CEO Summit, from 7.00 pm – 9.00 pm) (tbc)


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Day 6, Friday, 10 November 2017: Business Wear

7.00 am Breakfast


9.00 am APEC CEO Summit 2017 (updated in accordance with the latest CEO Summit programme) APEC Voices Delegates will be rotated in small groups to attend the APEC CEO Summit 2017

2.30 pm Closing Addresses and Invitation to APEC CEO Summit 2018, Papua New Guinea


Free at own leisure Preparation for Closing Ceremony

APEC Voices of the Future 2017 Closing Ceremony * Venue: Palm Garden Resort

7.00 pm Dinner

8.00 pm End of dinner

8.05 pm Closing remarks by Mr. James Soh, Co-Chair, APEC Voices Leadership Council

8.10 pm Remarks by Mr Dinh Van Thu, Chairman of Quang Nam Province People’s Committee

8.20 pm Gift presentation

8.25 pm Presentation of Certificate to delegates

8.35 pm Handover ceremony to Papua New Guinea, host economy of APEC 2018

8.40 pm Cultural Night Showcase of cultural talents

10.00 pm Cultural Night ends

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** Program is subject to confirmation and changes.

Day 7, Saturday, 11 November 2017

Check-out of hotel, depart for flight home.

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APEC CEO SUMMIT 2017Da Nang Viet Nam

8 - 10 November 2017

“Creating New Dynamism, Fostering A Shared Future”

Venue: Ariyana Convention Centre

The APEC CEO Summit is Asia-Pacific’s premier business event, and the attendance is by invitation only. It provides unparalleled opportunities for global business executives to engage in dialogue with APEC Leaders, high-level government officials and influential thought leaders.

Wednesday, 8 November 2017

All Day Registration

14:00 – 14:30 Opening Session

Opening remarks by Dr. Vu Tien Loc, Chairman of APEC CEO Summit 2017 Keynote Speech by H.E. Tran Dai Quang, President of Viet Nam

14:30 – 15:45 The Future of Globalization A dialogue on the challenges that face governments and businesses in a globalizing world.

Panelists: Mr. Roberto Azevedo, Director General, World Trade Organization Ms. Victoria Kwakwa, Vice President, World Bank Mr. Philipp Rosler, Member of Managing Board, World Economic Forum Mr. Robert E. Moritz, Global Chairman, PwC Mr. Ian Bremmer, President, Eurasia Group

Moderator: Mr. Andrew Stevens, Asia Pacific Editor, CNN International

Program as of 28 October 2017

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Thursday, 9 November 2017

15:45 – 16:00 Game Changer Presentation Ms. Maria Ressa, CEO Rappler

16:00 – 17:00 The Future of Work A dialogue on the roles companies and governments play in ensuring that workers are healthy, well- trained, and positioned to take on the jobs of tomorrow.

Panelists: Mr. Masamichi Kono, Deputy Secretary General, Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development Dr. Aran Maree, Global Chief Medical Officer for Pharmaceuticals, Johnson & Johnson Mr. Nicolas Aguzin, Chairman & CEO, JP Morgan Asia-Pacific Mr. Nguyen Duc Thuan, Chairman, TBS Group Moderator: Ms Nancy Hungerford, Anchor & Correspondent, CNBC

19:00 – 21:00 Welcome Reception

*Venue: Montgomerie Links Golf Course

09:00 – 10:15 The New Job Creators A dialogue on approaches to promoting the next era of job-creating technologies, companies, and industries in growing, dynamic, and competitive global markets.

Panelists: Mr. Ning Tang, Chairman and CEO, CreditEase Ms. Chrystia Freeland, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Canada Mr. Nathan Blecharczyk, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, Airbnb Ms. Duong Thi Mai Hoa, Director General, Vingroup

Moderator: Ms. Haslinda Amin, News Correspondent + Anchor, Bloomberg

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10:15 – 10:30 Game Changer Presentation Mr. Dai Wei, CEO, Ofo

10:30 – 10:45 Networking Break

10:45 – 12:00 Connecting for Growth A dialogue on effective approaches for promoting economic vitality by bridging global, regional, and domestic gaps tied to trade and business. Panelists: Mr. Jin Liqun, President, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Mr. Scott Price, Executive Vice President, Global Leverage, Walmart International Ms. Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao, CEO, Vietjet Air

Moderator: Mr. Zoher Abdoolcarim, Regional Editor, Asia, TIME

12:00 – 14:00 Networking Lunch

14:00 – 15:00 New Frontiers in Trade A dialogue on the future path of trade liberalization – what issues need to be resolved and how trade agreements can promote inclusive growth.

Panelists: H.E Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, President of Peru H.E Carrie Lam, Chief Executive, Hong Kong, China Mr. David Cunningham, Chief Executive Officer and President, FedEx Express Mr. Richard Adkerson, Vice Chairman, President & CEO, Freeport- McMoran Inc

Moderator: Ms. Karishma Vaswani, Asia Business Correspondent, gBBC

15:00 – 15:30 Summit Keynote Address H.E Rodrigo Duterte, President of the Philippines Regional economic integration – lessons from ASEAN

Introduction by: Mr. Tomas Alcantara, President & Chairman, Alsons Power Group, ABAC Philippines

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15:30 – 16:30 The Digital Age A dialogue on how the evolution of the digital economy will impact the region, and what we can do to harness the benefits while preparing societies to adapt.

Panelists: Mr. Keith Williams, President and CEO, UL Mr. Jay Collins, Global Vice Chairman, Corporate and Investment Banking, Citibank Mr. Huang Dinglong, CEO, Malong

Moderator: Mr. Karan Bhatia, Vice President and Senior Counsel of Global Government Affairs and Policy, GE

16:30 – 17:30 Made in the World A dialogue on the economic, political, and technological trends that will change the way goods and services are produced around the world.

Panelists: H. E. Enrique Pena Nieto, President of Mexico Mr. Diwakar Gupta, Vice President, Asian Development Bank Mr. David Abney, Chairman and CEO, UPS Mr. Olivier Charmeil, Executive Vice President, General Medicines and Emerging Markets, Sanofi Moderator: Ms. Hu Shuli, Editor-in-Chief, Caixin Media

19:00 – 21:00 Gala Dinner

*Venue: Tien Son Centre

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Tuesday, 17 November 2015

Friday, 10 November 2017

09:00 – 09:30 Summit Keynote Address H. E. Shinzo Abe, Prime Minister of Japan

Introduction by: (tbc)

09:30 – 10:15 Resource Efficiency and Sustainable Growth A dialogue on the roles of governments and business in promoting resource efficiency and sustainable economic growth.

Panelists: H. E. Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister of New Zealand Mr. Mark Konyn, Group Chief Invest Officer, AIA Mr. Robert S. Franklin, President, ExxonMobil Gas & Power Marketing Company and Vice President, Exxon Mobil Corporation Ms. Thai Huong, President, TH Truemilk JSC

Moderator: Ms. Tian Wei, Host of World Insight, CGTN

10:15 – 10:45 Summit Keynote Address H.E Vladimir Putin, President of Russia

Introduction by: Mr. Oleg Deripaska, President, Rusal

10:45 – 11:15 Summit Dialogue Technology as a Driver of Economic Opportunity

Panelists: H. E. Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister of Australia Ms. Sheryl Sandberg, Chief Operation Officer, Facebook

Moderator: Mr. Robert Milliner, Senior Adviser, International Affairs, Wesfarmers Limited

11:15 – 12:00 APEC’s Post-2020 Vision – A Dialogue with Future APEC Host Economies

Panelists: H. E. Peter O’Neil, Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea H. E. Michelle Bachelet, President of Chile H. E. Najib Razak, Prime Minister of Malaysia

Moderator: Ms. Nancy Hungerford, Anchor & Correspondent, CNBC

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** Program is subject to changes

https://apecceosummit2017.com.vn

12:00 – 13:30 Networking Lunch

13:30 – 14:00 Summit Keynote Address H. E. Donald Trump, President of the United States of America

Introduction by: (tbc)

14:00 – 14:30 Summit Keynote Address H. E. Xi Jinping, President of the People’s Republic of China

Introduction by: Zengwei Jiang, Chairman, CCPIT

14:30 – 14:45 Closing remarks and Invitation to the APEC CEO Summit 2018

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Distinguished Speakers

Dr Noeleen HeyzerUN Under-Secretary-General

Executive Secretary, UN ESCAP (2007-2015), Member, UN

Secretary - General’s High-Level Advisory Board on Mediation

Dr Noeleen Heyzer was the highest ranking Singaporean in the United Nations system during her term. She was the Under-Secretary General of the United Nations and was the first woman to serve as the Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) since its founding in 1947. As the Executive Secretary (August 2007 to January 2014), she strengthened ESCAP’s capacity and effectiveness to support the countries of the region, using its convening powers and standard-setting authority, rigorous analysis, technical and policy assistance to build the economic and social foundations for inclusive and sustainable development. She was subsequently appointed the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Adviser for Timor-Leste, working to support peacebuilding, state-building and sustainable development.

Prior to her appointment to ESCAP, Dr Heyzer was the first woman from the Global South to head the United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM). She became its longest serving Executive Director for 13 years (October 1994 to August 2007), transforming it from a small entity to a powerhouse spearheading women’s empowerment and gender equality.

Dr Heyzer has served on numerous boards and advisory committees of international organisations, including the UNDP Human Development Report, UNDP Eminent Persons Group on Trade and Sustainable Development, the G77’s High-level Panel of Eminent Personalities of the South, the Asian Development Bank’s Eminent Persons Group, International Advisory Committee of the Institute of Social Studies at the Hague, Distinguished Fellow of the Asia Global Institute at Hong Kong University, Founding Board Member of the Institute of Societal Leadership at Singapore Management University, Board of Trustees of the National University of Singapore and Member of the National Youth Achievement Award Advisory Board.

In September 2017, Dr Heyzer was appointed by the United Nations Secretary General H.E. Antonio Guterres as a member of the UN Secretary-General’s High Level Advisory Board on Mediation for a term of two years.

Born in Singapore, Dr Heyzer holds a Bachelor of Arts (Upper Hons) and a Master of Science from the University of Singapore. She obtained a doctorate in Social Sciences from Cambridge University in the United Kingdom.

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Distinguished Speakers

Dr. Dinglong Huang is the Co-founder and CEO of Malong Technologies, and has a PhD in Human-Computer Interaction at Tsinghua University. He previously held roles as Researcher, Product Manager, Director and Vice President at Google, Microsoft, Tencent and TripAdvisor. In 2014, he co-founded Malong Technologies. He came in first at the Top 10 Makers in Shenzhen with the highest total score, and in 2017, he was awarded “Youth Medal” by the China government and “Young Elite” Award by the China Computer Federation.

Malong Technologies is on a mission to help traditional industries transform with AI to achieve higher efficiency, quality and safety by creating machines that are able to “see” physical objects such as products -- just like a person can. Malong’s world-class R&D team performs award-winning scientific research in deep learning and computer vision, and makes the technology available to any business via ProductAI® -- affordable, accurate and secure cloud-based cognitive services & embedded systems.

Malong solved a key problem that exists within AI today: the dependency on high-quality human annotated data. Malong invented a new way to enable “weakly-supervised” deep learning – and therefore has advantages in speed, cost and accuracy. Key use cases include billion-scale learning from the web and inconsistently labelled product-related images. As proof, Malong won many innovation awards at China and worldwide, including Microsoft Azure Hackathon, Amazon AWS Hackathon, and was conferred the Best Popularity Award by Microsoft Accelerator and Global Cool Demo Award of NVIDIA. In August 2017, they won the first place in Google’s WebVision Global Image Recognition Challenge.

Dr Dinglong HuangCo-Founder & CEO

Malong Technologies

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DA NANG

Da Nang, with an area of 1,285.4 km2 and a population of 1 million people (2014), is defined as the core growth driver for the development of the key economic region in Central Viet Nam, creating impetus for the development of the Central Region and Central Highlands. Da Nang Port is regarded as the east ending point of the East - West Economic Corridor (EWEC), a gateway to the Pacific, and a port for exporting and importing inland goods. Da Nang is connected to the world through the modern international airport, which ranks first in Central Viet Nam.

With the motto: “Considering the success of the business is the success of the city, creating confidence for businesses when coming to the city”, leaders of Da Nang City always try to create the most favourable business environment for enterprises. Accordingly, the city has achieved impressive positions (7 years at the top and 3 years at the 2nd) in the Provincial Competitiveness Index (PCI) rankings compiled by Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI).

In recent years, Da Nang city has a continuous progression. In the context of economy, the city’s GDP reached 9.04% in 2016. The main industrial products of Da Nang are seafood, textiles, footwear, engineering, building materials, art crafts, etc. High-tech industries, information technology and tourism are focused as key development drivers of the city. Infrastructure and quality of service sectors of Da Nang are being invested massively to achieve a higher growth. Da Nang is making great efforts to become an environmental and worth-living city by 2020.

For all above reasons, Da Nang is an ideal city in Vietnam to host APEC 2017.

Source: APEC CEO Summit 2017 Website

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HOI AN

Hoi An Ancient Town is located in Viet Nam’s central Quang Nam Province, on the north bank near the mouth of the Thu Bon River. The inscribed property comprises 30 ha and it has a buffer zone of 280 ha. It is an exceptionally well-preserved example of a small-scale trading port active the 15th to 19th centuries which traded widely, both with the countries of Southeast and East Asia and with the rest of the world. Its decline in the later 19th century ensured that it has retained its traditional urban tissue to a remarkable degree.

The town reflects a fusion of indigenous and foreign cultures (principally Chinese and Japanese with later European influences) that combined to produce this unique survival.

The town comprises a well-preserved complex of 1,107 timber frame buildings, with brick or wooden walls, which include architectural monuments, commercial and domestic vernacular structures, notably an open market and a ferry quay, and religious buildings such as pagodas and family cult houses. The houses are tiled and the wooden components are carved with traditional motifs. They are arranged side-by-side in tight, unbroken rows along narrow pedestrian streets. There is also the fine wooden Japanese bridge, with a pagoda on it, dating from the 18th century. The original street plan, which developed as the town became a port, remains. It comprises a grid of streets with one axis parallel to the river and the other axis of streets and alleys set at right angles to it. Typically, the buildings front the streets for convenient customer access while the backs of the buildings open to the river allowing easy loading and off-loading of goods from boats.

The surviving wooden structures and street plan are original and intact and together present a traditional townscape of the 17th and 18th centuries, the survival of which is unique in the region. The town continues to this day to be occupied and function as a trading port and centre of commerce. The living heritage reflecting the diverse communities of the indigenous inhabitants of the town, as well as foreigners, has also been preserved and continues to be passed on. Hoi An Ancient Town remains an exceptionally well-preserved example of a Far Eastern port.

Source: UNESCO World Heritage Convention Website

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VISITATIONS

The Quang Nam Peace Village is located in Tam Dan commune, Phu Ninh district, Central Quang Nam province. Quang Nam was one of Vietnam’s two central provinces badly affected by Agent Orange/Dioxin during the previous war against the US and was the main theatre of operations for the Republic of Korea soldiers.

Built with the support by Korea Disabled Veterans Organization, the Ministry of Patriot and Veterans Affairs and Quang Nam Provincial People’s Committee, the peace village is established with the objective of nursing and providing rehabilitation for the disabled veterans and their descendants who suffer from diseases associated with their exposure to Agent Orange/Dioxin during the Vietnam War.

Quang Nam Peace Village encompasses residential houses, medical treatment rooms and a community hall. Currently, the village houses about 100 orphans, wounded and the disabled.

Source: Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs Website The Voice of Vietnam Website

QUANG NAM PEACE VILLAGE

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Pottery is not just a significant and traditional craft in Vietnam, but also an important means of livelihood. The Thanh Ha Pottery Village in Hoi An is a famous example in this type of an establishment that aims at furthering tradition as well as employment. The Thanh Ha Pottery Village in Hoi An is located in the Quang Nam Province in the Thanh Ha ward; Hoi An lies 3 Km to the east of it. The pottery village has a long historical legacy attached to it.

The tradition dated back to the time when the Nguyen Dynasty of Hue invited craftsmen f-rom the Thanh Ha Pottery Village to fashion some decorative as well as useful articles for the palace. This one event gained them sufficient renown to last them a lifetime. Henceforth, the village began a Mandrain system of grading craftsmen according to their talent. The most talented held the ninth position. The pottery at the Thanh Ha Pottery Village in Hoi An are all manually crafted and are exported world over. The techniques that they use are unique f-rom those prevalent in other provinces. The Thanh Ha Pottery Village in Hoi An crafts decorative articles along with useful items like cups, jars, bowls and pots. The flower pots made here are particularly sought after.

The Thanh Ha Pottery Village in Hoi An used clay mixing techniques, burning and baking time and heat modulations to bring out different colors like pink, pinkish-yellow, red, light brown and ink-black in the wares. The craftsmen also modulate all these aspects to achieve immense durability in their products. Aside of the regular articles, the Thanh Ha Pottery Village in Hoi An is also renowned for its bricks and tiles of various shapes and sizes. In fact its bricks and tiles are sourced out to the entire local as well as many foreign regions. It is the most trusted name for contractors engaged in tasks of renovation.

Source: Hoi An World Heritage Website

THANH HA POTTERY VILLAGE

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TAM THANH MURAL VILLAGE

Tam Thanh mural village is a project of cultural exchange between Vietnam and Korea. Under the hands of talented Korean artists, Tam Thanh mural village with more than 100 pictures showcasing daily life of the fishing village people and its lively, colorful landscapes. It has become the ideal destination for visitors.

Besides, coming to Tam Thanh mural village, visitors would experience a variety of activities such as fishing, swimming, visiting the traditional fish sauce producing village and enjoying the delicious seafood.

Source: Tam Ky Brochure Center of Culture - Sport Tam Ky City

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Set on five hectares of landscaped tropical gardens, overlooking the Cua Dai Beach, Palm Garden Beach Resort & Spa is the best charming upscale beachfront retreat in Hoi An. Influenced by Hoi An City’s local culture and people, the resort offers a touch of Hoi An’s traditional architectural design combined with a taste of modern luxury.

It is a 5-minute drive to the center of the World Heritage Hoi An Ancient Town & 30-minute to Da Nang International Airport from the resort.

Scheduled shuttle bus to/from the town is on complimentary offer. There is free wi-fi throughout the resort, free use of sauna, steam bath, Jacuzzi, fitness center, swimming pool, private beach, tennis court (daytime).

Palm Garden Resort & Spa - Hoi An Lac Long Quan St., Cua Dai Beach, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam Tel: +84 235 3927 927 Fax: +84 235 3927 928 Email [email protected]

OFFICIAL HOTEL FOR APEC VOICES 2017

PALM GARDEN RESORT & SPA - HOI AN, VIET NAM

Source: Palm Garden Resort Website

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Officially opened on September 2017, the Ariyana Convention Centre (ACC) is Vietnam’s only convention and exhibition centre that offers a breathtaking view of the ocean.

The ACC is built to host APEC 2017 meetings, attended by 21 leaders of member countries as well as 15,000 representatives of major enterprises and 6,000 members of international media.

Situated on Danang’s pristine white sand beach and conveniently located at just 14 minutes away from Danang International Airport, the ACC also features a Grand Ballroom, a large exhibition foyer and six function rooms that can comfortably accommodate a large number of guests.

APEC CEO SUMMIT 2017 VENUE

Venue: Ariyana Convention CentreAddress: 107 Vo Nguyen Giap Street, Khue My Ward, Ngu Hanh Son District, Da Nang, Viet Nam

ARIYANA CONVENTION CENTRE

Source: Ariyana Convention Centre Website

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Phone Access Codes

The international dialling code for Da Nang, Viet Nam is 00.When making international calls from Da Nang, first dial 00 + country code + area code + telephone number.

Economies Country Code GMT

Australia 61 +8/9/10

Brunei Darussalam 673 +8

Canada 1 -3

Chile 56 -4

People’s Republic of China 86 +8

Hong Kong China 852 +8

Indonesia 62 +7

Japan 81 +9

Republic of Korea 82 +9

Malaysia 60 +8

Mexico 52 -5/-6/-7/-8

New Zealand 64 +13

Papua New Guinea 675 +10

Peru 51 -5

Philippines 63 +8

Russia 7 2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/12

Singapore 65 +8

Chinese Taipei 886 +8

Thailand 66 +7

The United States 1 -5/-6/-7/-8/-9/-10

Vietnam 84 +7

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Economy/ Representative Office’s Contact in Viet Nam

AustraliaEmbassy of AustraliaT: +84 24 3774 01008 Dao Tan Street, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi, Vietnam

Brunei Embassy of Brunei T: +84 24 3726 2001-2004Email: [email protected], Lac Long Quan Street, Tay Ho District, Hanoi, Vietnam

CanadaEmbassy of CanadaT: +84 24 3734 5000Email: [email protected] Hung Vuong, Hanoi, Vietnam

ChileEmbassy of ChileT: +84 24 3935 1147/8 Email: [email protected] C8-D8, 14 Thuy Khue Street, Tay Ho District, Hanoi, Vietnam

People’s Republic of ChinaEmbassy of the People’s Republic of ChinaT: + 84 24 3845 3736Email: [email protected] Hoang Dieu Road, Hanoi Vietnam

Hong Kong, Chinac/o Embassy of the People’s Republic of ChinaT: + 84 24 3845 3736Email: [email protected] Hoang Dieu Road, Hanoi Vietnam

IndonesiaEmbassy of IndonesiaT: +84 24 3825 3353/3324/6316 +84 24 3925 796Email: [email protected], Ngo Quyen Street, Hanoi, Vietnam

JapanEmbassy of JapanT: +84 24 3846 3000Email: [email protected] Lieu Giai, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi, Vietnam

Republic of KoreaEmbassy of the Republic of KoreaT: +84 24 3831 5110/6Email: [email protected] Wing, 28 floor, Lotte Center Hanoi, 54 Lieu Giai Street, Hanoi, Vietnam

MalaysiaEmbassy of MalaysiaT: +8424-3734 3849 / +8424-3734 3836Email: [email protected] - 45 Dien Bien Phu Street, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi, Vietnam

MexicoEmbassy of MexicoT: +84 24 3847 0948Email: [email protected] Thuy Khue, office P033, Tay Ho District, Hanoi, Vietnam

New ZealandEmbassy of New ZealandTel: +84 24 382 41481Email: [email protected] 5 63 Ly Thai To Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, Vietnam

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Economy/Representative Office’s Contact in Viet Nam

PhilippinesEmbassy of Philippines T: +84 24 3943 78 73Email: [email protected] Tran Hung Dao St., Hanoi,Vietnam

PeruEmbassy of PeruT:+ 84 24 393 63082Email: [email protected] 14, CornerStone Building, 16 Phan Chu Trinh, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, Vietnam

RussiaEmbassy of Russian Federation T: +84 24 3833 6991/2Email: [email protected], La Thanh Street, Hanoi, Vietnam

SingaporeEmbassy of Republic of SingaporeT: + 84 24 3848 9168Email [email protected]. 41 & 43, Tran Phu Street,Ba Dinh District, Hanoi, Vietnam

Chinese TaipeiEconomic and Cultural Office of Chinese Taipei T: +84 24 3833 5501-3Email: [email protected] Floor HITC Building, 239 Xuan Thuy Street, Cau Giay District, Hanoi, Vietnam

ThailandRoyal Thai EmbassyT: +84 24 3823 5092-4Email: [email protected] Phan Boi Chau Street, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi, Vietnam.

The United States of AmericaEmbassy of the United States of AmericaT: +84 24 3850 5000Email: [email protected] Lang Ha Street Hanoi, Vietnam

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APEC Voices of the Future 2017 Delegates and Educators

Australia

Canada

People’s Republic of China

Indonesia

Catherine Frances PilleyEleanor KirkpatrickGeorgia Maree EcclesLiam Matthew JonesRobert Lachlan DeppelerSophie Rose Jean Batey

Amy Elizabeth CliffordAnnie HsuChris Siyang ZhouElizabeth Ann CliffordEva LiMichel Kingma-LordTerrence Joseph Clifford

Cao RuChen BojunChen MeijinChen MingxingChen ShuaiGan YujieGao ShuwenGuo MengkeJiang ZhuowenLi XiaoxuanLiu LeiShen ChenxinWang YunyaXie ZhiyuanXu XinlinYang PengkaiYu LingyueYu SongqiZhang XiaohuiZhao JiashengZhong Lijunren

Angelo Abil WijayaBenardinus Boyke RachmandaKristi ArdianaLuther Lie

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Japan

APEC Voices of the Future 2017Delegates and Educators

Korea

Malaysia

Mexico

New Zealand

Papua New Guinea

Asami TakahashiKaoruko KobayashiKasumi FujitaMidori NishidaMiyuki Tsuru

Goon JangIhwa LeeJi Eun Park Jung Min KimMin Deulre

Au Chong YeeFaitz Aqira Bin Nordin

Catalina Villanueva MatarJose Vivanco TreviñoLucia Graciela Vargas ElizondoLuis Mario Benitez MolinaPaola MoralesPatricio Valerio Montalvo

Anne-Sophie Lise PageCatherine Elizabeth WilsonCushla Maree MathesonDavid Anthony WardJessica Eden SweetmanTracy HanZachary Charles George-Neich

Charles Thomas WamaCrystal Kiliwango ArtangoKenny HampalekiePingin Noah Herbert JuniorRoberta Saun’Drang MorlinWilfred Atzier

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Chinese Taipei

Thailand

Philippines

Russia

Singapore

Bunagan Jana Christiane ChuaMaurice Lennon Ondoy

David Arthur Samvel MakaryanDiana GorbulinaKasyanenko Vladislav Olegovich

Chng Dee Von, LiviaHo Yuan YiLim HuishanMu LiguoMuhammad Shadiq Bin EksanSoh Nga Kok JamesTan PengruTay Jiaxiang, Sebastian Yap Leng Lee, Aileen

Chang Yi-JuChen Wen-PinChou Meng JuHo Pang-NingTuan Yi-Hsin

Chutchaval ThanvarachonJeerawut ChavanaprayoonPeewat ChavanaprayoonThaya JaruekjanyanamThayika Hayrabut

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Note: Educators, Advisors and Members of Working Committee’ s names are in bold italics.


Viet Nam

Cleveland Robert FraserEmma Blair JacksonKathleen Ann MarshLiam Harrison Simkins-WalkerNathaniel Peter Sheldon CookNoah Carroll ZimmermannPeyton William Roth

USA

Dang Thi Thanh ThuongDuong Hung AnhLe Huy TungLe Quang HungMai Nguyen Cong ThuanNguyen Cam TuNguyen Duc HiepNguyen Huy HoangNguyen Minh ChauNguyen Phu QuiNguyen Thuy TrinhNguyen Xuan DanPhi Nguyen Thuy LinhTang Minh ThuyVu Yen Ly

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Delegates Grouping List

Group 1

Name Economy

Group Leader:Educators :

Lim Huishan SingaporeAmy Elizabeth Clifford CanadaBenardinus Boyke Rachmanda IndonesiaCushla Maree Matheson New ZealandNathaniel Peter Sheldon Cook USA

Robert Lachlan Deppeler AustraliaChris Siyang Zhou CanadaChen Mingxing People’s Republic of ChinaGan Yujie People’s Republic of ChinaWang Yunya People’s Republic of ChinaXu Xinlin People’s Republic of ChinaYang Pengkai People’s Republic of ChinaKasumi Fujita JapanMin Deulre Republic of KoreaAu Chong Yee MalaysiaJose Vivanco Treviño MexicoLuis Mario Benitez Molina MexicoCrystal Kiliwango Artango Papua New GuineaPingin Noah Herbert Junior Papua New GuineaHo Yuan Yi SingaporeChou Meng Ju Chinese TaipeiThayika Hayrabut ThailandNoah Carroll Zimmermann USANguyen Phu Qui Viet NamTang Minh Thuy Viet Nam

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Group 2

Name Economy


Catherine Elizabeth Wilson New ZealandLiam Matthew Jones AustraliaRoberta Saun’Drang Morlin Papua New GuineaDiana Gorbulina RussiaChen Wen-Pin Chinese Taipei

Georgia Maree Eccles AustraliaEva Li CanadaChen Bojun People’s Republic of ChinaChen Meijin People’s Republic of ChinaGuo Mengke People’s Republic of ChinaYu Lingyue People’s Republic of ChinaZhong Lijunren People’s Republic of ChinaLuther Lie IndonesiaMidori Nishida JapanJi Eun Park Republic of KoreaPaola Morales MexicoZachary Charles George-Neich New ZealandCharles Thomas Wama Papua New GuineaTay Jiaxiang, Sebastian SingaporeHo Pang-Ning Chinese TaipeiThaya Jaruekjanyanam ThailandEmma Blair Jackson USALiam Harrison Simkins-Walker USAMai Nguyen Cong Thuan Viet NamNguyen Huy Hoang Viet Nam

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Group 3


Jung Min Kim Republic of KoreaLiu Lei People’s Republic of ChinaMiyuki Tsuru JapanLe Quang Hung Viet Nam

Name Economy

Eleanor Kirkpatrick AustraliaSophie Rose Jean Batey AustraliaAnnie Hsu CanadaJiang Zhuowen People’s Republic of ChinaXie Zhiyuan People’s Republic of ChinaZhang Xiaohui People’s Republic of ChinaAngelo Abil Wijaya IndonesiaKaoruko Kobayashi JapanIhwa Lee Republic of KoreaFaitz Aqira Bin Nordin MalaysiaLucia Graciela Vargas Elizondo MexicoJessica Eden Sweetman New ZealandWilfred Atzier Papua New GuineaMaurice Lennon Ondoy PhilippinesKasyanenko Vladislav Olegovich RussiaChng Dee Von, Livia SingaporeChang Yi-Ju Chinese TaipeiJeerawut Chavanaprayoon ThailandPeyton William Roth USADuong Hung Anh Viet NamNguyen Thuy Trinh Viet Nam

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Group 4

Name Economy

Cleveland Robert Fraser USAZhao Jiasheng People’s Republic of ChinaCatalina Villanueva Matar MexicoChutchaval Thanvarachon ThailandPhi Nguyen Thuy Linh Viet Nam


Catherine Frances Pilley AustraliaMichel Kingma-Lord CanadaChen Shuai People’s Republic of ChinaGao Shuwen People’s Republic of ChinaLi Xiaoxuan People’s Republic of ChinaYu Songqi People’s Republic of ChinaKristi Ardiana IndonesiaAsami Takahashi JapanGoon Jang Republic of KoreaPatricio Valerio Montalvo MexicoAnne-Sophie Lise Page New ZealandTracy Han New ZealandKenny Hampalekie Papua New GuineaBunagan Jana Christiane Chua PhilippinesDavid Arthur Samvel Makaryan RussiaMuhammad Shadiq Bin Eksan SingaporeTuan Yi-Hsin Chinese TaipeiPeewat Chavanaprayoon ThailandKathleen Ann Marsh USADang Thi Thanh Thuong Viet NamLe Huy Tung Viet Nam

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Organizers

Soh Nga Kok James SingaporeYap Leng Lee, Aileen SingaporeTan Pengru SingaporeShen Chenxin People’s Republic of ChinaNguyen Cam Tu Viet NamNguyen Duc Hiep Viet NamNguyen Minh Chau Viet NamNguyen Xuan Dan Viet NamVu Yen Ly Viet Nam

Advisors

Elizabeth Ann Clifford CanadaTerrence Joseph Clifford CanadaDavid Anthony Ward New ZealandCao Ru People’s Republic of ChinaMu Liguo Singapore

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The June Mayne Gould Leadership Award for

APEC Voices of the Future

June Mayne Gould began her Asia Pacific journey in Golden Square, Bendigo, Australia, in 1919. She was the second child of a family grown from two generations of miners, who worked in the Australian gold mines, and teachers, who came to help build the schools and churches in this booming town that helped build the State of Victoria.

Growing up in Port Melbourne, June soon found she had the call of the sea in her heart and trained for surf lifesaving, receiving many certificates and awards for her achievement. All these and more led her to travel in Oceania and the greater Asia Pacific as an adult, settling in Long Beach, California, a major port town like Melbourne, to raise her family.

Although June did not have a formal education herself, due to the lack of family finances and the onset of the second World War, the home schooling and mentoring she received from her grandmother, aunt and mother, who were all top teachers in their towns, made her a keen observer of world events and a constant and vigorous encourager of all those around her to do their best. She was always happy to help people in need. Throughout her 30 plus years as a retail manager in the States, June mentored many young female executives who, like her, rose through the ranks of the large department store chain they worked for.

June’s generosity in letting her son, Noel Gould, Founding Member and Co-chair, APEC Voices Leadership Council, use a good portion of her modest retirement savings to help develop the Voices of the Future for APEC, helped to establish the program’s first years in Malaysia (1998), New Zealand (1999) and Brunei (2000). Thanks to the financial contribution of June, the Voices of the Future for APEC has grown from strength to strength and is known today as APEC Voices of the Future.

The June Mayne Gould Leadership Award for the APEC Voices of the Future, which was launched at the APEC Voices 2011 in Honolulu, is named in honor of June Mayne Gould for her immense contributions in the development of youth leaders in the 21 APEC Member Economies and will be presented annually to an outstanding student who has demonstrated sincere, positive, encouraging, helpful character and leadership throughout the APEC Voices Week, greatly contributing to the program by helping other students do their best and get the most out of their APEC experience.

The recipient of the June Mayne Gould Leadership Award will receive an APEC Voices Scholarship, where the award winner will have the opportunity to participate in the following year’s APEC Voices program.

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The APEC Voices Leadership Council and the APEC Voices 2017 Working Committee would like to thank the following individuals, institutions and partners for their invaluable contributions and support for the APEC Voices 2017 program:

* H.E. Pham Binh Minh, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Socialist Republic of Viet Nam and Chairman, APEC 2017 National Committee for his message* H.E. Bui Thanh Son, Permanent Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs and APEC SOM Chair 2017, Socialist Republic of Viet Nam for his support* H.E. Le Quoc Phong, First Secretary of Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union for his support* H.E. Huynh Duc Tho, Chairman, People’s Committee of Da Nang for his support* H.E. Dinh Van Thu, Chairman, Quang Nam Province People’s Committee for his support* H.E. Nguyen Tien Minh, Ambassador of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam to the Republic of Singapore* Dr Alan Bollard, Executive Director, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) for his message* Mr Nguyen Ngoc Kim, Vice Director, Quang Nam’s Department of Foreign Affairs for his support* Mr Bui Ngoc Anh, Vice-Chairman, Tam Ky City’s People’s Committee for his support* Mr Nguyen Van Ninh, Vice-Chairman, Phu Ninh District’s People’s Committee* Mr Vo Thi Hong Hanh, Director, Peace Village* Dr Noeleen Heyzer, Former UN Under-Secretary-General and Former Executive Secretary, United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia Pacific and Member of the United Nations Advisory Panel on Mediation and Keynote Speaker, ABAC Luncheon event and APEC Voices 2017* Dr Dinglong Huang, Co-Founder & CEO, Malong Technologies, Speaker, APEC Voices of the Future Youth Forum 2017* Mr Nguyen Minh Vu, Director-General and Deputy Head, APEC 2017 National Secretariat, Socialist Republic of Viet Nam* Ms Nguyen Minh Hang, Deputy Director-General, APEC 2017 National Secretariat, Socialist Republic of Viet Nam* Mr Nghiem Xuan Hoa, Host Economy Representative/Program Director, APEC Secretariat, Singapore* Mr James Soh, PBM MBE, Executive Director, National Youth Achievement Award Council, Singapore and Co-Chair, APEC Voices Leadership Council* Ms Aileen Yap, Deputy Executive Director, National Youth Achievement Award Council, Singapore and Co-Chair, APEC Voices Working Committee 2017* APEC Secretariat in Singapore* APEC 2017 National Committee, Socialist Republic of Viet Nam* ABAC Secretariat* APEC Voices Leadership Council* APEC Voices 2017 Working Committee* APEC Voices 2017 Viet Nam Partners and Organizers* University of Da Nang, Viet Nam* National Youth Achievement Award Council* APEC Voices of the Future Secretariat in Singapore

All members of the APEC Voices Leadership Council, volunteers, and all those who have, in one way or another, contributed to the success of the APEC Voices of the Future 2017 in Da Nang, Socialist Republic of Viet Nam.

Acknowledgements

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