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Objective Speed up economic growth, social and cultural progress nurture and protect regional peace and stability founded on justice and the laws based on the Charter of the United Nations.
Programme Political cooperation on boundaries elimination of smuggling activities and communist threat Kuala Lumpur Declaration27 November, 1971 ZOPFAN Conference of Heads Of ASEAN countries- 1976 in Bali, 1977 in Kuala Lumpur. Agreement of Cooperation Agreement of Friendship International Conference On Drug Abuse and Heroin Trafficking Asia-pacific economic Cooperation(APEC) ASEAN Economic Ministers Conference(EAEC)
Strategies Regional cooperation Shared boundaries Consultation and joint patrol South East Asia as a zone of peace, neutrality, and freedom from foreign interference and on good terms with the Western and Communist blocs Supply and purchase of basic commodities Freedom from nuclear arms or south east Asia nuclear free zone (SAENFZ). Increase in industry, infrastructure, tourism, agriculture, telecommunications and energy.
Commonwealth Organisation
Objective To provide facilities and benefit to member countries To have diplomatic relations between member and non-member countries Programme Cooperation in trade, research and economic and social aid Commonwealth SpeakerSpeaker Conference - 1987 Conference of Heads of Commonwealth States 1989, Kuala Lumpur Colombo Plan Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan Commonwealth Fund Technical cooperation Issue of Antarctica as Common World Heritage Strategy Conferences among ministers of different portfolios, members of parliament and speakers of parliament Colombo Plan was implemented to: - supply training and research experts - prepare places of training in universities for those that need them - prepare equipment for research and help - finance physical development projects - aid in health, agriculture and marketing - opposition against apartheid - make Antarctica an agenda for the United Nations Organisation
South-south cooperation
Objective To have effective cooperation among the countries of the south to face the present economic system To restructure the economy involving all the countries of the world The determine the mandate and objective of the south commission Programme Dialogue to from a New International Economic Order Commission Fund Group of 15 (G-15) and Malaysia as pioneer in programmes for investment data exchange, and south2 trade and technology Meeting of Expert Groups Bilateral Payments Arrangement to encourage trade among South-South countries Malaysian technical cooperation in the Myanmar, Argentina, Bosnia, Laos, Vietnam, Peru, Chile Study tours, sending of experts, implementation of socio-economic development and supplies Strategy Handing divers problems including the rate of imbalance in terms of trade, problem of national loans, trade policies encountered, high rates of interest, the problem of trade imbalance resulting in constant deficit and the uncertainty in the rate of foreign currency exchange Exchange of information between government, organizations, corporate sectors and individual Increase banking relations Joint projects in Danang, Vietnam, Cambodia, Uzbekistan and Namibia Offer scholarships to enhance educations performance particularly in engineering, agriculture, law, economic planning and development administration
Objective Develop knowledge particularly science Have close cooperation to eliminate illiteracy Improve the level of cooperation in education and culture to create world unity and welfare.
Programme International seminars and conference Publication of courier using various languages. Financial aid amounting to US $49.8 million from United States to UNESCO between 1981-1983.
Strategy Overcome the socioeconomic problems of member nations. Focus on development in Africa.