nhk world, jakarta. >> very adorable and looks yummy as well. that wraps up our bulletin. i'm dhirakaosal dhra from bangkok. >>> assembled by the apec. their mission is to see what companies can learn from the march 11 quake and tsunami so they can resume normal operations following a disaster. here is more. >> reporter: sendai is is the largest city in the disaster zone. this is the first conference since the quake and tsunami. they are here to discuss bcp. business continuity planning. it's how to stay in business when a disaster strikes. the quake and tsunami in march hit things hard. domestic cars was out for two months after the quake. also effected assembly lines in the united states and other countries. governmental shares would exchange ideas on how to promote bcp and the key compani operating after an emergency. a recycling company in sendai will make a presentation about how they have reconstructed business based on their bcp. if companies can recover sooner, they can minimize losses and prevent related businesses from being effected. a report of these discussion

joining me now from jakarta -- is it not significant that mr.atek was found in the city where osama bin laden was killed? >> they have told us that he has arrived in indonesia this morning after being extradited from pakistan. he was found in that same city that osama bin laden was captured in may of this year. he was found about six months ago. u.s. officials said they believe that the fact he was in the same town was a mere coincidence. but analysts say that there must be some sort of link. it is not clear if he was there to speak to mr. bin laden. what is hoped will come out from his detention here in indonesia is that he may be able to provide some clear and very definite links between terror cells here in indonesia, in pakistan, and throughout southeast asia, perhaps providing a more detailed idea of how closely linked, net -- how closely linked networks like al qaeda are. >> what concerns in indonesia have been trying him in the country? >> the main concern is a potential problem for the trial. it is whether he will be able to be tried und

. >> the jakarta composite fell 13% in the last few weeks. it has risen to 8% recently.got smacked by everything going on in the u.s. and europe. here it's a question of timeline. short term versus long term. if you want to be in it for the short term, maybe you shouldn't be in it because that's going to be so much more volatile. if you're in it for the long term, we're talking about emerging markets. >> a classic emerging marketplace. >> exactly. then you can stay in it for the long term. most asian economies are recurring and volatility is inherent for these economies. if you're for the risk yourks get into this market. >> indonesia, does asean, is it attractive for other countries? we've got singapores, philippines, thailand as well. >> on the list after indonesia the philippines comes in as second. they say there are a lot -- there's a lot of monetary foundation there and interestingly they rely 10% on remittances. over the past several years from the first financial crisis in '97 to the second one a few years ago, remittances actually stay the same. that 10% provide