The concurrent sessions touched on the growing discourse shaping the Global South and evolution of its multilateral mechanisms; importance of reframing the global climate discourse to take into account the priorities of developing countries; and the future of military conflicts influenced by the growing adaptation of artificial intelligence. [...] I also extend heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our partners: the Australian High Commission, the Delegation of the European Union to Malaysia, the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China, the Embassy of the United States, the High Commission of India, the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade, the Embassy of the Republic of Korea, and the Embassy of Ja. [...] But are you going to provide us with the arms that we need in order to resist the invasion?” That question, at that time, in the middle of the darkness and the cold of the winter, Borrell could not answer. [...] Then, there are the principles enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations, to put a limit to the actions of the stronger. [...] The contribution to restoring and safeguarding freedom of navigation and securing supply chains is for the benefit of the EU, the region and the wider international community, Malaysia included.
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Table of Contents
- Keynote address by 5
- The Honourable Dato Seri Anwar Ibrahim Prime Minister of Malaysia 5
- Dinner address by 10
- Dato Seri Utama Haji Mohamad bin Haji Hasan Foreign Affairs Minister 10
- Welcoming remarks by 13
- Datuk Prof Dr Mohd Faiz Abdullah Chairman ISIS Malaysia 13
- Opening remarks by 16
- Dr Yose Rizal Damuri Executive Director Centre for Strategic International Studies CSIS 2024 Chair of ASEAN-ISIS Network 16
- Lunch address by 18
- HE Michalis Rokas Ambassador of the European Union to Malaysia 18
- Dinner address by 25
- HE Ouyang Yujing Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Peoples Republic of China to Malaysia 25
- Lunch address by 29
- HE Danielle Heinecke High Commissioner of Australia to Malaysia 29
- Plenary 1 34
- Major-power rivalry between mitigation and cooperation 34
- Plenary 2 36
- ASEAN in 2025 reflecting the past shaping the future 36
- Concurrent Session 1 38
- Connecting the Global South 38
- Concurrent Session 2 40
- Reframing the global climate discourse 40
- Concurrent Session 3 42
- AIMing for errors future battlefields and the challenge of AI 42
- Plenary 3 44
- Geopolitics in the Middle East regional developments global ramifications 44
- Plenary 4 46
- Megatrends shaping the global economy implications for Asia-Pacific 46
- Plenary 5 48
- The rise of regional powers a struggle for agency 48
