AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTourism: ASEAN and South Korea aim to lift two-way visitor exchanges from 13 million to more than 20 million, through easier travel, better services and joint digital initiatives. Malaysia’s Events Sector: Malaysia has attracted 12 conferences and exhibitions displaced by West Asia tensions, with an estimated RM143 million in economic impact over 2026–27. Energy and Jobs: The ILO warns that energy-security shifts could create jobs in renewables and electrification across Asia-Pacific, but says workers will need skills and social support as industries change. ASEAN Cooperation: Philippine officials are urging sustained regional work on social development, while calling for simpler, more transparent procurement to widen opportunities for small businesses. Culture: A Silk Road cultural expo in Dunhuang has brought more than 1,000 participants from over 50 countries together for exhibitions, performances and discussions on heritage and regional exchange.
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