Home to almost
a quarter of the world's population and almost a third of global GDP
outside of the United States, Northeast Asia is already a region with
sizable economic strength. Yet fulfilling its true growth potential
as a region means moving toward economic integration and the formation
of a more cohesive market. This conference will examine the region's
economic future and what its political and business leaders are doing
to make Northeast Asia the world's most attractive area for investment.
As its major economies, what roles will Japan, China and Korea play
in the region's integration? How does the new leadership in Seoul
envision Northeast Asia's economic future and Korea's role in it?
How will American political and commercial relations with Northeast
Asia evolve in the coming years?
Since 1989, the Asian Corporate Conference has attracted a combined
audience of more than 12,000 participants from more than 26 countries
around the world.