Asia-Middle East Dialogue (AMED): A Rediscovery and a New Synergy

Publication details: Kuala Lumpur Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia, 2006.Description: 165 pISBN:

983-43196-0-6

Subject(s):

indonesia china singapore

Summary: AMED was conceived by the former Prime Minister of Singapore (presently Senior Minister) Goh Chok Tong to foster dialogue and mutual understanding, as well as strengthen co-operation between Asia and the Middle East. Discussions in AMED are organized under three broad pillars: political and security issues, economic issues, and dialogue on social, educational, scientific, cultural and media issues.

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AMED was conceived by the former Prime Minister of Singapore (presently Senior Minister) Goh Chok Tong to foster dialogue and mutual understanding, as well as strengthen co-operation between Asia and the Middle East. Discussions in AMED are organized under three broad pillars: political and security issues, economic issues, and dialogue on social, educational, scientific, cultural and media issues.

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