the asean u.s. health seckel plan. the asean u.s. meeting in may may 2032 our health minister agreed to focus or cooperation on health system strengthening for public health emergencies, workforce development and capacity building and information and data system strengthening. initiatives been carried out to support mechanism to address infectious diseases like setting up the asean center for public health emergencies and emerging diseases and supplementation of scope of the world prevention preparedness, detections and response. we also support a robust coordination structure that increasing regional capacity to respond effectively and efficiently against these threats to the asean emergency coronation system framework. and technical assistant on resistant, laboratory capacity building and infection prevention and control. ladies and gentlemen, the engagement of austin with the united states on health security for the u.s. department of health and human services and other relevant ministries and pa

the asean u.s. health seckel plan. the asean u.s. meeting in may may 2032 our health minister agreed to focus or cooperation on health system strengthening for public health emergencies, workforce development and capacity building and information and data system strengthening. initiatives been carried out to support mechanism to address infectious diseases like setting up the asean center for public health emergencies and emerging diseases and supplementation of scope of the world prevention preparedness, detections and response. we also support a robust coordination structure that increasing regional capacity to respond effectively and efficiently against these threats to the asean emergency coronation system framework. and technical assistant on resistant, laboratory capacity building and infection prevention and control. ladies and gentlemen, the engagement of austin with the united states on health security for the u.s. department of health and human services and other relevant ministries and pa

i have already mentioned brix, the shanghai cooperation organization, the eurasian economic union, aseanon our eurasian... continent it is also a collective security treaty organization, the commonwealth of independent states, in others regions of the world, i will highlight the ocean, the african union, the community of latin america and the caribbean, the gulf cooperation council, the league of arab states, the organization of islamic cooperation. unfortunately, i cannot be optimistic about the fate of the associations where. the united states and its allies, such as the european union, the group of 77, and now the council of europe and the osce. the last two organizations were initially conceived as platforms for a broad, mutually respectful, pan-european dialogue, but in the end they are obsessively turned into essentially an appendage of the eu and nato, purely marginal structures that the west is trying to do. in the worst form, this word is used in the interests of one’s selfish politics. you can still try to save the osce, but i'll be honest, the chances are slim. in his speech o

so asean, you are right, is a net beneficiary, i'm not sure how long it will remain open pilaster forbal mbi was down and last year was up by 5%, so malaysia, we have seen the numbers in the first quarter investments go up 60% and that is partly to do with many companies realigning their supply chain. the crisis hit island nation of sri lanka is this would have us at target of $8.7 billion or just over 90% of gdp —— black 9%. just over 9096 of gdp -- black 996. ., �* , ., ., , 996. that's more than requested but international _ 996. that's more than requested but international monetary - 996. that's more than requested but international monetary fund under its bail up programme. business correspondent archana shukla joins us from one by. glad to have you. this seems ambitious for sri lanka. will it achieve its goals? it ambitious for sri lanka. will it achieve its goals?- it achieve its goals? it does certainly — it achieve its goals? it does certainly seem _ it achieve its goals? it does certainly seem ambitious i certainly seem ambitious because the finance minister is struggling to

so asean is a net beneficiary, i'm not sure how long it will remain open pilaster for example the globaland last year was up by 5% so malaysia we have seen the numbers in the first quarter investments go up 60% and that is partly to do with many companies realigning their supply chain. it does look hopeful that president biden and the presidency will actually be meeting on the sidelines of this. do you have any hope that these tensions may be dialled down or what are you expecting to come out of this meeting? to me any engagement is definitely positive engagement. a lot of preparation done before so i'm looking at this optimistically and positive that an engagement at this level is happening here in the united states and only the second time between the two leaders. like i set the two top trading partners and people coming to the region are both us and china. so we are looking at this closely and i am optimistic in the fact engagement is already a positive. boeing shares have ended the session more than 4% higher. the plane maker had a stellar first day at the dubai airshow, as emirates

-asean summit. finally, at president biden's directionally taken apart and steps to protect our national security we put in place new rules on outbound investment and updated our export controls on semiconductors and semiconductor manufacturing equipment. we are continue to freedom of navigation in the region by flying cost saving and operating were ever international law allows. we are also looking for specific outcomes from the meeting on november 15. i won't get too far ahead of the meeting at a let the president speak for himself after he has a chance to meet with president xi but we believe the are areas where our interests overlap like our efforts to combat the illicit fentanyl trade. there are also areas where we can more effectively manage competition, for example, by reestablishing military to military communications. and there are of course critical global issues that the two leaders will need to discuss, including russia's war against ukraine and the evolving crisis in the middle east. al

so asean, you are right, is a net beneficiary, i'm not sure how long it will remain open pilaster forbal mbi was down and last year was up by 5%, so malaysia, we have seen the numbers in the first quarter investments go up 60% and that is partly to do with many companies realigning their supply chain. to sri lanka now where the government has unveiled an ambitious budget for 202a. the crisis—hit island nation is aiming for a fiscal deficit target of $8.7 billion, orjust over 9% of its gdp. that's smaller than the deifict requested by the international monetary fund under its bailout programme. business correspondent archana shukla joins us from mumbai. glad to have you on the programme. this seems ambitious for sri lanka. absolutely. it seems like an ambitious target especially on the budget deficit and revenue targets they given but if you see, ranil wickremesinghe, the finance minister, is struggling to balance two things. one is meeting conditions under the imf bailout package where keeping an eye on revenue and the budget deficit is very crucial but at the same time he has tried t

we've renewed and elevated our engagement with critical regional bodies, including asean and the pacificslands forum. and when we -- and when we offered to host apec two years ago, we committed to modernizing this institution to make it easier for us to work together as we take on the challenges of a new era. and there are many challenges. we're going to see more changes in the next 10 years than we've seen in the last 50 years. that brings me back to the summit and where we go from here. the world is fundamentally different than it was 30 years ago at the first annual apec leaders' meeting at blake island in washington state. the questions we must answer today are not about how much we trade, but about how we build resilience, lift up working people, reduce carbon emissions, and set up our economies to succeed over the long run. how to deliver growth from the bottom up and the middle out so no one gets left behind. and the idea behind this new indo-pacific economic framework -- a partnership among 14 diverse and dynamic nations, all committed to tackling urgent issues like pandemic resp

this is a difficult task in asean chess . have a great chance to be among the top 3 players in the tournament, but the condition of the women in the national team will be sent to this competition. how will it be? the first four players of the women's national championship , in addition to mrs. ali , were selected as the national team to be sent to the tournament. at the end of this tournament, mohed tahbaz ata khan, mossadegh pour and pourmusoi were able to make their way to the national team. asian nations community chess tournament in december it will be hosted by saudi arabia. the child of radio news. the national beach football team of boushan is preparing for the four-way competition in senegal as well as the uae world cup, another report. beach players of our country are preparing themselves for the world cup. we did not participate in the world cup match, unfortunately due to a series of problems that have arisen and the corona situation. fortunately, umm salal was able to get a permit to participate in the community i

in a letter to the secretary general of asean, the minister of foreign affairs reminded the responsibility of international organizations against the crimes of the zionist occupation regime. minister of foreign affairs d. in a letter to the secretary general of the bolivarian alliance he appreciated the clear positions of this organization in the context of the ceasefire in gaza and the need to respect international laws. also, the minister of foreign affairs wrote a letter to the head of the african union commission and, while thanking the position of this body , demanded more effective measures to permanently stop the attacks of the zionist regime on gaza. the political deputy minister of foreign affairs, in a meeting with the foreign minister of senegal, referring to the country's chairmanship of the palestinian rights committee at the united nations, said: "dakar's positions are common with tehran on the palestinian issue." mr. ali bagheri referring to the cooperation between iran and senegal in the international arena he stated: senegal's responsibility in the united nations as the he

the minister of foreign affairs took responsibility in a letter to the secretary general of asean. he reminded the international community against the crimes of the zionist occupation regime. in a letter to the secretary general of the etihad bollivari, the minister of foreign affairs appreciated the clear positions of this organization in the field of stopping the killing in gaza and the need to respect international laws. the minister of foreign affairs also wrote a letter to the head of the african union commission and, while thanking the position of this institution , demanded more effective measures to permanently stop the zionist regime's attacks on gaza. jenin camp in the west bank last night, witnessing the attacks of the soldiers of the zionist regime , the zionist network reported that this regime assassinated mohammad zubeidi, one of the commanders of the palestinian resistance in jenin . the most important units of the israeli army, mosum be nahl and dupan, and military intelligence elements with the help of the uav unit participated in this operation. two palestinian c

our participation was at the invitation of the mayor of beijing and for the asean summit the one road belt, which was the third asian summit, which was the invention of the honorable president china, which came from 135 countries in the world, 15 countries joined this idea, and we had meetings there, and since we are 10 years old, we have a sisterhood with beijing, or a joint working group has been formed. we were able to establish the development of our communication. the second point was related to the financial field. it was financial and economic . this matter had three major achievements for us. the first achievement was that we operated the contract for 79 wagons worth about 1 billion dollars . this is about 1 billion dollars. it became a contract and became operational and the distance it was planned to be with us for 23 months, 12 months with the work we had done before , communication, interactions and work went very well. the second point of the economic issue is that we signed a chinese financial support agreement in which the chinese will support our transportation with on

, because the markets of these countries are also very important for china, well, for example, the aseankets, these are one of the main key for him, and it is also important, this meeting, and biden, we will not talk about the results there, because, as we already talked with you, just last week, no one expected that there would be any agreements, that some papers and even concessions would be accepted, no, but the very fact of this meeting and a signal to the whole world that the two countries are ready to bypass the differences that exist between them, keeping your competition in your hands is a signal: for the rest of the world, as an example, for example , prime minister of japan fumeshida and xi jinping , the leader of china, met on the sidelines of this atech summit. why is this important? because the relations between the two countries are very tense, lately, they are of such a geopolitical nature, because japan is an important partner of the united states, both in the political direction, and in terms of such a certain, certain criticism of china, he followed the united states, w

there are relations between the eurasian economic union and the sco, the eurasian economic union and aseanject, in these forms, in these formats, natural in this way, without forcing, those forms of cooperation, those forms of service are developed, as if from life, from the earth. i have a question like this at this year ’s samida, here’s an order raised about the topic of introducing a single currency as part of the pyregasy in the next year russia will be chairmanship, here's to brick, so will this topic be raised again, this is the first, second, is it possible within the framework of the sco, will there be something like this, too , this topic is being raised, thank you, thank you very much, indeed, at the brix summit in johannesburg, this was one of the topics that was discussed in detail, the president of brazil, lula da silva, paid special attention to this topic, which did not surprise anyone, because when he once again became president, in his speeches, even before the brix summit, he called for working on the formation, if...' of a single currency, then a mechanism in which nati

well, in the grade of an asean voltad, he can be a part of a team, he can even reach the final four teams , they have very good players, the game is very good, i also know in the technical aspect that sepahan will definitely come out of this game proud and know how sensitive the table is. in the last weeks, see how difficult even this press becomes police may be promoted, but sepahan should not be, but if they kill the game, they can prove themselves and go to higher levels, and even in my opinion, they can be in the final eight, god willing, we will witness the presence of good representatives of our country in higher levels. let's go to the final of the champions league, let's go to the press of the perresoulis game against nasr last night. now, i think we were following the sepahan game, but you must have been caught up in the game. mr. farzaneh sepahanieh sepahani talks so much, i don't know about the press at all. police, where to start and what questions to ask how did you present the police press game, a game that after alans was reduced to 9 men in the 16th minute and was sent off

nuclear motion in asean considered it strong to reach iran and mandated the ministry of energy and the atomic energy organization to compile the technical knowledge necessary for the construction of nuclear power plants in order to localize the society. more than 11,000 billion tomans were obtained in the special prosecution for dealing with economic crime, the prosecutor of tehran said: since the beginning of the year, 11,300 billion tomans have been collected from the investigation of special banking and tax cases and returned to the treasury. mr. salehi added: this statistic is related to one district of the prosecutor's office in tehran, and the statistics of other districts will also be announced. with the beginning of the plan to deal with motorcycle riders who they cover the license plates of their skeletons, the police have an obligation to introduce the perpetrators to the food system . some motorcycle riders don't pay much attention to traffic rules these days. they cross special lanes and one-way streets in the opposite direction or drive at an illegal speed. many of them tr

leader of china with the president of the united states, biden, it is planned in san francisco at the aseant, and it is very important for us that the two leaders finally remove all the discrepancies between their countries, between the global economies, and therefore it is no longer necessary russia in general even china, as soon as such processes begin, i think that then , we can truly say that the strategic defeat of russia, which putin started, will finally end in the fact that china will also withdraw from supporting russia, and for us this will mean that the anti.. putin's coalition, support for ukraine , will continue, and we will definitely be able to, you know, expel the aggressor from all the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine, for us these are actually strategically important changes and we sincerely hope that they will happen, china and the usa will finally restore normalcy , first of all economic, trade cooperation, and therefore political. volodymyr zelenskyi in a conversation with the journalist zhuralun shuster stated that there will be no temporary truce, and ukrai

with other countries throughout east asia and the pacific as well as with regional organizations like asean to promote a free and open indo-pacific that respects the sovereignty of all its members. we have an important stake in helping countries establish transparent rules and governance structures that help attract the private investments that can generate greater prosperity, opportunity, and stability for their people's. these efforts are important in their own right as well is to provide viable alternatives to the debt traps and authoritarian models being promoted by others. but you can't beat something with nothing. that is why working with our partners like south korea, the united states must provide tangible benefits to our initiatives like the indo-pacific economic framework for prosperity, the partnership for global infrastructure and investment, and the just energy transition partnership known as jet p. the upcoming asia-pacific economic cooperation leaders meeting in san francisco this november will give the united states an opportunity to advance our vision for the region. as we

connections which are quite good with the organisations incorporation which includes countries here in aseane qatar. they were leveraging all the players and partners they could to secure the deal. with; could to secure the deal. why do ou could to secure the deal. why do you think _ could to secure the deal. why do you think it _ could to secure the deal. why do you think it was _ could to secure the deal. why do you think it was important and significant for thailand to opt for separate negotiations? well, i think opt for separate negotiations? well, ithink it opt for separate negotiations? well, i think it speaks to the notion perhaps that the thailand people held hostage were perhaps considered collateral damage within a larger sphere of the tragic event they were looking to secure the israeli hostages to be released as much as they can against the israeli state. this speaks to the ability of the thais, they are very very deep and good relations with partners in the middle east, of course you can see with their approach with saudi arabia that of course extends to principles, egypt, qatar

rishaad: is it a model others in the asean region could employ?ee it in europe, the middle east, the u.s.. it is trying to find local solutions that cater to consumer sentiments that i think are really important. yvonne: what is the sort of funding situation and the environment looking like? how is it dictating where you invest? it is cancer now, what are the other opportunities? >> ayala has fully invested ac health. we are convinced the ayala corporation, that health will be the next for the group ended is something we are excited to invest in. we have earmarked capital for further investments. we are looking at more m&a across the country to build our footprint. yvonne: how much have you earmarked? >> another -- million dollars. we started a few years ago. the pandemic created quite a momentum. created significant impact in the communities. rishaad: platform can also be a massive resource for people on the other islands. yvonne: absolutely. we have 3.5 million subscribers. on our digital health platform. together, our network reaches about 7 mi

yvonne: still ahead, jp morgan joining us to discuss investment strategy when it comes to asean markets. david: can't wait. yvonne: a lot of misconceptions and she is going to tell us why. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: some stories we are tracking for you. the australian prime minister anthony albanese praised what he calls a mature relationship between camera and beijing on his landmark visit to china. he is set to meet with president xi jinping later today, seeking to lift remaining trade restrictions on some agricultural products. global climate negotiators have reached a framework for a fund to help vulnerable nations deal with loss and damage from increasingly extreme weather. those delegates meeting in abu dhabi over the weekend agreed world bank will host a new loss and damage fund on an interim basis for four years. the discussion next heads to the u.n. climate summit, known as cop28. rishaad: among the climate initiatives there is the earthshot prize funded by britain's prince william. it is happening in asia for the first time, in fact, in singapore. let's get to haslinda amin

china's largest partners are still the u.s., europe, many of the neighboring asean countries.he fact that the recent export data is showing that slight diversification, particularly into emerging markets, large populations in africa and latin america, particularly those set have raw materials to export to china. i don't think that is suggesting that china is dependent on certain partners. that continued diversification of trade, and also trade denominated not just in currency but it will benefit the opening up of china's economy. kriti: i really want to talk to you about the liquidity story. we talk about the pboc and the shoring up of fx reserves in the broader market you see in china. but behind the scenes, we are seeing a real change in the way that the yuan is actually used within china and abroad. you mentioned the chinese consumer leaning into digital spending as well. talk to us a little bit about the liquidity picture of it all. a major conversation for a lot of the markets about how they are factoring into economic projections for central banks. how is the pboc thinki

japan, australia, others to reinforce the capabilities of the association of southeast asian nations, asean as well, to build a broader and more copperheads of approach to indo-pacific security. that also has to be part of it. it's no longer appropriate for the alliance to be solely focused on the korean peninsula itself. even projecting into things like europe as he south korea playing very important roles in sustaining ukraine, assisting poland, keeping europe strong against the russian aggression that's out there. this is i think what things are headed and need to head but staying focused at home history first. what does that mean? that means staying ahead of advancing capabilities in technologies that north korea is seeking or demonstrating. and they are doing both come seeking some, demonstrating others. and their success has been faster and greater than i think many of us anticipated it would be so we should never underestimate north korea's ability to figure the problem out. they are and they will be what does that mean? how does he allies stay head of things like swarms of drones at

we have renewed and elevated our engagement with critical regional bodies including asean, and the pacific island forum. when we offered to host apec two years ago, we committed to modernizing this institution. to make it easier for us to work together. as we take on the challenges of a new era and there are many challenges. we're going to see more changes in the next ten years than we have seen in the last 50 years. that brings me back to the summit, where do we go from here. the world is fundamentally different than it was 30 years ago at the first annual apec leaders meeting at blake island in washington state. the questions we must answer today are not about how much we trade but about how we build resilience, lift up working people. reduce carbon emissions and set up our economy to succeed over the long run. how to deliver growth from the bottom up and middle out. so no one gets left behind. the idea behind this new indo-pacific economic framework, a partnership among 14 diverse and dynamic nations, all committed to tackling urgent issues like pandemic response, vulnerable supply chai

many of our customers look for places in asean but also mexico and turkey to set up shop.ring going aboard to europe as well when it comes to better -- battery electric vehicles, so those shifts are happening and it is a new pattern for many manufacturing companies. haslinda: that was dhl's ceo tobias meyer speaking exclusively to bloomberg. fenty more ahead, including that big order for -- plenty more ahead, including that big order for airbus. this is bloomberg. ♪ (adventurous music) ♪ ♪ ♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. >> any there is dialogue, direct dialogue, that is a good thing, but we have been in china for 50 years now, we have been with our customers. interestingly, last week the 95th airplane, the max that was on the ground, came back, so they have all 95 airplanes flying. we are in the middle of preparing deliveries for the new max's, and i am optimistic about the discussions. haslinda: that was boeing commercial's ceo speaking at a dubai airshow discussing the company's prospects in china. they also announced a number of or

many customers look for places in asean but also mexico and turkey.ring going to europe as well when it comes for instance to better electric vehicles. those shifts are happening. it is a new pattern for many manufacturing companies. we will follow those manufacturing companies as they are -- as their logistic services provider. haidi: express has been a contributor to earnings but where are you going to invest more to be able to boost future earnings? on the other cited the equation where you seeing the cost pressures in the inflationary environment? week -- tobias: we continue to invest. as dhl we have always been a premium provider when it comes to the national express base. that is why i'm here in hong kong. we have significant capacity here and we continue to invest in other places to provide premium service. that is what customers expect. we want to invest the euro, the dollar required to do that. on the other hand, e-commerce for us is a big driver so we do seek exposure to new markets. we invested in turkey recently to get into the domestic pa

haidi: you also still like parts of asean and india. about valuations and some of these markets -- in some of these markets? >> india stands out, in a sense. india's always more expensive than most other areas in the em space and even in the world. i could also see what other investors see, structural growth, very pro business government. these sort of positive factors are certainly in place. i take a pragmatic view -- 18 months ago, that market was close to 24, 25 times earnings. now we are talking about 19 or so with solid earnings growth. also as a diversification measure, i know it doesn't look cheap, but it's a bit likely u.s. tech stocks, you compound the earnings, and when you have compounder's, they never really get cheap. one has to take a pragmatic view and enter that market in any case. haidi: [laughter] it's all about perspective. you also like asian credit. investment-grade credit going into next year. >> yes. we are dealing with a world of slower growth next year. whether it's the u.s., as i mentioned, china. the top two e

. ♪ rishaad: we are back with the bloomberg markets as we look at asean and vietnam in particular withh because benchmark, and it may not stand out amongst its peers, but is banking industry group is doing very well in comparison. that tells you everything you need to know, because in the white you have the financial index and the orange line is representing the overall benchmark. we are joined now by the ceo at the second-biggest non-state owned bank in vietnam, and he has with us now. thank you so much for joining us. the economy has got a great story and to seeing good growth year. is that being reflected by what is going on with these banks and you in particular here? >> sure, i think at this point in time probably the banks were a little bit hit in the beginning of the year because there was a lot of uncertainty about the real estate sector where a lot of the pens were involved, and interest rates were really high, so there was a little bit of a beating, but after that and thanks to a lot of very good monetary actions by the central bank as well as the recovery of the economy are

i see on where we have leading market positions across this part of the will -- easy on -- asean, whereng market positions. india, which has similar characteristics, but the important part is we are approaching the strategy phase so we can invest in these markets and do not have to necessarily sacrifice in one market to grow the other. haslinda: so you are well capitalized. that begs the question in terms of acquisition, m&a. is anything on the table the next 12, 24 months? >> our first emphasis is organic. we have market-leading position in many markets because we are a household brand. our first emphasis. obviously, we would like to explore partnerships, and if there is an m&a opportunity that has an environment with strategic objectives, absolutely. >> are you having conversations? >> as i said, our first emphasis is organic and that's where our focus is. >> give us a sense of the kind of growth. can you quantify what you are seeing and also in terms up hong kong, chinese, travelers, citi. >> china mainland is going to be a big part of our future. you simply have to look at the oppor