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Major Sectoral Bodies

Major Sectoral Bodies

AEM-Russia Consultations: comprising Economic Ministers from ASEAN and Russia and are held annually to review the overall economic relations and provide guidance and directions to enhance it.
SEOM-Russia Consultations: comprising senior economic officials from ASEAN and Russia

Priorities Of Cooperation

Priorities Of Cooperation
The ASEAN-Russia Strategic Programme on Trade and Investment Cooperation 2026-2035 is a strategic document that provides an avenue for ASEAN and Russia cooperation in the sphere of trade and economy and sets the framework for future cooperation in emerging issues of mutual

Overview

Overview
Russia became ASEAN Dialogue Partner in 1996. Since then, the ASEAN-Russia trade and investment relationship continued to flourish. The total trade between ASEAN and Russia reached 18.1 billion in 2024, while Russia’s foreign direct investment flows into ASEAN registered at a value of USD

ASEAN Plus Three Finance Cooperation (ASEAN +3)

ASEAN Plus Three Finance Cooperation (ASEAN +3)
Overview  
The ASEAN + 3 Finance Ministers Cooperation (AFMM + 3) was established in 1999 at the behest of the ASEAN + 3 Leader’s Summit in Manila in November 1999 and convened their  1st Meeting in Chiang Mai, Thailand in May 2000.  The AFMM + 3

Sectoral Bodies

Major Committeess and Sectoral Bodies
Roadmap for Financial and Monetary Integration in ASEAN (RIA-Fin)

The RIA-Fin was initially established in 2003 with three (3) main committees: the Capital Account Liberalization, the Capital Market Development and the Financial Services Liberalization. These

Areas of Cooperation

Areas of Cooperation and Structure
The ASEAN finance cooperation is driven by the joint AFMGM. The Finance Ministers have their own areas of cooperation related only to financial and fiscal issues, while the Central Bank Governors have their separate matters related to monetary and financial stabili

Overview

Overview
ASEAN Finance Ministers first met in Phuket, Thailand, in March 1997, heeding the ASEAN Leaders’ decision that ASEAN shall move towards greater economic integration by building on existing economic cooperation activities, initiating new areas of cooperation and promoting closer cooperatio

Key Documents

Key Documents
The ASEAN Agreement on Customs (2012) and relevant Agreements and Protocols could be accessed in the following links:

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