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[00:00:18]Great. Thank you.

[00:00:20]>> Thank you, Chris.

[00:00:22]>> Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[00:00:24]>> Thank you.

[00:00:24]>> Thank you, guys.

[00:00:26]>> Good to see you again.

[00:00:31]here. Let's get our picture real good.

[00:01:03]All right. Thank you, press.

[00:01:05]>> Thank you. Officials are free to stay, but press.

[00:01:24]>> Okay. Thank you.

[00:01:47]Yeah.

[00:01:59]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference. It doesn't sound like a curse, but it turns out it is to our meeting today.

[00:02:11]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[00:02:17]My co-chair his excellency Lar That's Cheers.

[00:02:53]>> Long a close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore and our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive.

[00:03:33]Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as asan chair. Yeah.

[00:03:53]Foreign speech. Foreign speech. Foreign speech.

[00:04:10]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[00:04:40]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[00:04:45]Relationships, our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[00:04:52]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia as fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience, including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[00:05:21]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience. And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting C AAN centrality and Azanled mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[00:06:05]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azen holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes rules and fosters our shared resilience.

[00:06:24]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[00:06:44]>> Thank you.

[00:06:46]Thank you, press time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[00:06:49]>> Thank you.

[00:06:50]>> Thank you, guys.

[00:06:52]>> Good to see you again.

[00:06:57]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[00:07:14]>> Thank you.

[00:07:16]How are you?

[00:07:18]>> Okay.

[00:07:29]>> All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[00:07:31]Officials are free to stay, but press needs to get here last night.

[00:07:39]Slide this way.

[00:07:50]Okay, thank you.

[00:08:25]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[00:08:31]>> Doesn't sound like a curse, but it turns out it is to our meeting today.

[00:08:36]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[00:08:43]My co-chair his excellency Sarov long a close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore and our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive disc Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as asan chair.

[00:10:36]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year.

[00:10:46]>> The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[00:11:06]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[00:11:11]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[00:11:18]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[00:11:48]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Aanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[00:12:01]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting C Aan centrality and Azan le mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[00:12:30]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[00:12:50]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meeting.

[00:13:10]Thank you.

[00:13:12]>> Thank you.

[00:13:14]>> Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[00:13:15]>> Thank you.

[00:13:16]>> Thank you, guys.

[00:13:18]>> Good to see you again.

[00:13:23]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[00:13:31]You've done a lot of >> Okay.

[00:13:55]All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[00:13:57]Officials are free to stay, but >> press this way.

[00:14:15]>> Okay, thank you.

[00:14:19]Please.

[00:14:51]Well, thank you for welcome. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[00:14:57]Doesn't sound like a course, but it turns out it is to our meeting today.

[00:15:02]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[00:15:08]My co-chair his excellency Lar Fore close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore. And our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive disc.

[00:16:25]Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as as the Asan chair.

[00:17:02]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[00:17:31]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[00:17:37]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[00:17:44]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[00:18:14]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[00:18:27]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting c aan centrality and aan le mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[00:18:56]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[00:19:16]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[00:19:35]Great. Thank you, Chris. Thank you, Chris.

[00:19:40]Time to exit now. Thank you, Chris.

[00:19:41]>> Thank you.

[00:19:42]>> Thank you, guys.

[00:19:44]>> Good to see you again.

[00:19:49]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[00:19:56]You've done a lot of All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[00:20:23]Officials are free to stay, but press this way.

[00:20:41]>> Okay. Thank you.

[00:21:16]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[00:21:23]>> It doesn't sound like a curse, but it turns out it is. to our meeting today.

[00:21:28]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[00:21:34]My co-chair his excellency Fore! Foreign! Foreign!

[00:22:10]long a close and trusted partner to ASEAN and for Singapore. And our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive dis Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as asan chair.

[00:23:28]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[00:23:57]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[00:24:03]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[00:24:10]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia as fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[00:24:39]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[00:24:53]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting C AAN centrality and Azan le mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[00:25:22]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[00:25:42]It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[00:26:01]Great. Thank you.

[00:26:03]>> Thank you, press time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[00:26:07]>> Thank you.

[00:26:07]>> Thank you, guys.

[00:26:09]>> Good to see you again.

[00:26:14]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[00:26:22]You've done a lot of All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[00:26:49]Officials are free to stay, but >> press this way.

[00:27:07]>> Okay. Thank you.

[00:27:42]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[00:27:49]>> Doesn't sound like a course, but it turns out it is to our meeting today.

[00:27:54]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[00:28:00]My co-chair his excellency Lar Fore close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore. And our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive disc.

[00:29:16]Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as as the Asan chair.

[00:29:53]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[00:30:23]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[00:30:28]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[00:30:36]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[00:31:05]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Aanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[00:31:19]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting C Aan centrality and Azan le mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[00:31:48]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[00:32:08]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meeting.

[00:32:27]Great. Thank you.

[00:32:29]>> Thank you.

[00:32:31]>> Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[00:32:33]>> Thank you.

[00:32:33]>> Thank you, guys.

[00:32:35]>> Good to see you again.

[00:32:40]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[00:32:48]You've done a lot of >> Okay.

[00:33:12]All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[00:33:14]Officials are free to stay, but >> press this way.

[00:33:33]>> Okay, thank you.

[00:33:37]Please.

[00:34:08]Well, thank you for welcome. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[00:34:15]Doesn't sound like a course, but it turns out it is >> to our meeting today.

[00:34:20]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development, my co-chair, his excellency.

[00:35:02]long a close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore and our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as asan chair.

[00:36:19]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[00:36:49]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[00:36:54]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[00:37:02]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience, including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[00:37:31]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[00:37:45]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting c aan centrality and aanled mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[00:38:14]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules and fosters our shared resilience.

[00:38:33]It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[00:38:53]>> Great. Thank you.

[00:38:55]>> Thank you.

[00:38:57]>> Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[00:38:58]>> Thank you.

[00:38:59]>> Thank you, guys.

[00:39:01]>> Good to see you again.

[00:39:06]here. Let's get our picture.

[00:39:14]You've done a lot of good.

[00:39:38]All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[00:39:40]Officials are free to stay, but press >> ex.

[00:39:58]>> Okay. Thank you.

[00:40:34]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference. It doesn't sound like a curse, but it turns out it is >> to our meeting today.

[00:40:45]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[00:40:52]My co-chair his excellency long a close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore and our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive disc Secretary Razero and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as as Asan chair.

[00:42:45]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[00:43:15]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[00:43:20]Relationships, our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[00:43:27]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia as fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience, including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[00:43:55]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience. And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting C AAN centrality and Azanled mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[00:44:39]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azen holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes rules and fosters our shared resilience.

[00:44:59]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[00:45:19]>> Thank you.

[00:45:21]Thank you, press time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[00:45:24]>> Thank you.

[00:45:25]>> Thank you, guys.

[00:45:27]>> Good to see you again.

[00:45:32]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[00:45:49]>> Thank you.

[00:45:51]How are you?

[00:45:53]>> Okay.

[00:46:04]>> All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[00:46:06]Officials are free to stay, but press needs to exide this way.

[00:46:24]Okay, thank you.

[00:47:00]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[00:47:06]>> It doesn't sound like a curse, but it turns out it is to our meeting today.

[00:47:11]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[00:47:17]My co-chair his excellency Sarov long a close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore. And our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive disc Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as asan chair.

[00:49:11]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and peopleto-people ties that grow closer every year.

[00:49:20]>> The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[00:49:40]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[00:49:46]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[00:49:53]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[00:50:22]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Aanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[00:50:36]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting C Aan centrality and Azan le mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[00:51:05]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[00:51:25]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meeting.

[00:51:45]Thank you.

[00:51:47]>> Thank you.

[00:51:49]>> Time to exit now. Thank you, Press.

[00:51:50]>> Thank you.

[00:51:51]>> Thank you, guys.

[00:51:53]>> Good to see you again.

[00:51:58]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[00:52:05]You've done a lot of >> Okay.

[00:52:30]All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[00:52:32]Officials are free to stay, but Okay, thank you.

[00:53:25]Well, thank you for welcome. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[00:53:32]>> Doesn't sound like a course, but it turns out it is.

[00:53:35]>> Our meeting today, I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[00:53:43]My co-chair his excellency Sarov Fore close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore.

[00:54:26]At our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation.

[00:54:32]It builds on the productive disc.

[00:54:59]Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as as the Asan chair.

[00:55:37]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the this this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[00:56:06]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[00:56:12]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[00:56:19]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[00:56:48]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[00:57:02]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting c aan centrality and aanled mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[00:57:31]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[00:57:51]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[00:58:10]Great. Thank you, Chris. Thank you, Chris.

[00:58:14]Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[00:58:16]>> Thank you.

[00:58:16]>> Thank you, guys.

[00:58:18]>> Good to see you again.

[00:58:23]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[00:58:31]You've done a lot of All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[00:58:58]Officials are free to stay, but >> press this way.

[00:59:16]>> Okay. Thank you.

[00:59:51]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[00:59:58]>> It doesn't sound like a curse, but it does. It is. to our meeting today.

[01:00:03]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[01:00:09]My co-chair his excellency long a close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore. And our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive disc Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as asan chair.

[01:02:02]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[01:02:32]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[01:02:37]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[01:02:45]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[01:03:14]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[01:03:28]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting c aan centrality and aanled mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[01:03:57]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[01:04:17]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[01:04:36]Great. Thank you.

[01:04:38]>> Thank you, Chris.

[01:04:40]Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[01:04:42]>> Thank you.

[01:04:42]>> Thank you, guys.

[01:04:44]>> Good to see you again.

[01:04:49]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[01:04:57]You've done a lot.

[01:05:08]>> How are you?

[01:05:10]>> Okay.

[01:05:21]All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[01:05:24]Officials are free to stay, but press >> needs to get here last night.

[01:05:32]Slide this way.

[01:05:42]>> Okay. Thank you.

[01:06:05]Yeah.

[01:06:17]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[01:06:24]Doesn't sound like a course, but in terms of it is to our meeting today.

[01:06:29]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[01:06:35]My co-chair his excellency Fore close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore. And our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on a productive disc.

[01:07:51]Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as as the Asan chair.

[01:08:28]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[01:08:58]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[01:09:03]Relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[01:09:11]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[01:09:40]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Aanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[01:09:54]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting c aan centrality and aan le mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[01:10:23]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[01:10:42]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meeting.

[01:11:02]Thank you.

[01:11:04]>> Thank you.

[01:11:06]>> Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[01:11:08]>> Thank you.

[01:11:08]>> Thank you, guys.

[01:11:10]>> Good to see you again.

[01:11:15]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[01:11:23]You've done a lot of >> Okay.

[01:11:47]All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[01:11:49]Officials are free to stay press.

[01:12:08]>> Okay. Thank you.

[01:12:12]Please support.

[01:12:43]Well, thank you for welcome. First of all, I want to congratulate you on great job in hosting this conference.

[01:12:50]Doesn't sound like a course, but it turns out it is to our meeting today.

[01:12:55]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[01:13:01]My co-chair his excellency Sagir Larov long a close and trusted partner to ASEAN and for Singapore. And our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive Fore!

[01:13:54]Foreign! Foreign!

[01:14:17]Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as asan chair.

[01:14:54]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer.

[01:15:02]Every year >> the full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[01:15:24]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[01:15:29]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[01:15:36]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[01:16:06]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[01:16:19]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting c aan centrality and aan le mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[01:16:48]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules and fosters our shared resilience.

[01:17:08]It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[01:17:28]>> Great. Thank you.

[01:17:30]>> Thank you.

[01:17:32]>> Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[01:17:33]>> Thank you.

[01:17:34]>> Thank you, guys.

[01:17:36]>> Good to see you again.

[01:17:41]here. Let's get our picture here real quick.

[01:17:49]You've done a lot of good All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[01:18:15]Officials are free to stay, but press >> ex.

[01:18:33]>> Okay. Thank you.

[01:19:09]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[01:19:15]>> It doesn't sound like a curse, but it turns out it is >> to our meeting today.

[01:19:20]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[01:19:26]My co-chair his excellency long a close and trusted partner to ASEAN and for Singapore and our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive disc Secretary Razero and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as as Asan chair.

[01:21:20]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[01:21:49]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[01:21:55]Relationships, our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[01:22:02]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia as fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience, including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[01:22:30]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience. And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting C AAN centrality and Azanled mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[01:23:14]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azen holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes rules and fosters our shared resilience.

[01:23:34]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[01:23:54]>> Thank you.

[01:23:56]Thank you, press time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[01:23:59]>> Thank you.

[01:24:00]>> Thank you, guys.

[01:24:02]>> Good to see you again.

[01:24:07]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[01:24:14]You've done a lot of good.

[01:24:28]>> Okay.

[01:24:39]>> All right. Thank you, press.

[01:24:40]>> Thank you. Officials are free to But press here.

[01:24:59]>> Okay. Thank you.

[01:25:34]Well, thank you for welcome First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[01:25:41]>> It doesn't sound like a curse, but it turns out it is to our meeting today.

[01:25:46]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[01:25:52]My co-chair his excellency Sarov long a close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore and our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive disc Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as as thean chair.

[01:27:46]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[01:28:15]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[01:28:21]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[01:28:28]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[01:28:57]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Aanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[01:29:11]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting C Aan centrality and Azan le mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[01:29:40]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[01:30:00]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meeting.

[01:30:20]Thank you.

[01:30:21]>> Thank you.

[01:30:23]>> Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[01:30:25]>> Thank you.

[01:30:25]>> Thank you, guys.

[01:30:27]>> Good to see you again.

[01:30:32]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[01:30:40]You've done a lot of >> Okay.

[01:31:05]All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[01:31:07]Officials are free to stay, but Okay, thank you.

[01:32:00]Well, thank you for welcome. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[01:32:07]>> Doesn't sound like a course, but it turns out it is.

[01:32:10]>> Our meeting today, I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[01:32:18]My co-chair his excellency Zir Larov Fore strong close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore.

[01:33:00]In our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation.

[01:33:07]It builds on a productive disc.

[01:33:34]Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as as the Asan chair.

[01:34:11]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[01:34:41]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[01:34:46]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[01:34:54]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[01:35:23]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[01:35:37]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting c aan centrality and aanled mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[01:36:06]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules and fosters our shared resilience.

[01:36:26]It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[01:36:45]>> Great. Thank you.

[01:36:47]>> Thank you, Chris.

[01:36:49]Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[01:36:51]>> Thank you.

[01:36:51]>> Thank you, guys.

[01:36:53]Good to see you again.

[01:36:58]>> Yeah, let's get our picture here real quick.

[01:37:06]You've done a lot of good All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[01:37:32]Officials are free to stay, but press.

[01:37:51]>> Okay. Thank you.

[01:38:26]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[01:38:33]>> Doesn't sound like a curse, but it turns out it is. Our meeting today, I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[01:38:44]My co-chair his excellency Sarov long a close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore. And our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on a productive disc Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as asan chair.

[01:40:37]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[01:41:07]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[01:41:12]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[01:41:20]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia as fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[01:41:49]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[01:42:03]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting c aan centrality and aanled mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[01:42:32]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[01:42:51]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[01:43:11]Great. Thank you.

[01:43:13]>> Thank you.

[01:43:15]Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[01:43:16]>> Thank you.

[01:43:17]>> Thank you, guys.

[01:43:19]>> Good to see you again.

[01:43:24]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[01:43:43]How are you?

[01:43:45]>> Okay.

[01:43:56]All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[01:43:58]Officials are free to stay, but press needs to get here last night.

[01:44:06]Slide this way.

[01:44:17]>> Okay. Thank you.

[01:44:21]So Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference, but in turn it is >> to our meeting today.

[01:45:04]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[01:45:10]My co-chair his excellency long a close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore and our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive disc Secretary Razero and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as as Asan chair.

[01:47:03]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year.

[01:47:13]The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[01:47:33]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[01:47:38]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[01:47:45]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[01:48:15]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Aanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[01:48:28]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting C Aan centrality and Azan le mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[01:48:57]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[01:49:17]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meeting.

[01:49:37]Thank you.

[01:49:39]>> Thank you.

[01:49:41]>> Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[01:49:42]>> Thank you.

[01:49:43]>> Thank you, guys.

[01:49:45]>> Good to see you again.

[01:49:50]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[01:49:58]You've done a lot of >> Okay.

[01:50:22]All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[01:50:24]Officials are free to stay press.

[01:50:42]>> Okay. Thank you.

[01:50:46]Please support.

[01:51:18]Well, thank you for welcome. First of all, I want to congratulate you on great job in hosting this conference.

[01:51:24]>> Doesn't sound like a course, but it turns out it is >> to our meeting today.

[01:51:29]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[01:51:35]My co-chair his excellency Sagir Lov long a close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore. And our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive Fore!

[01:52:29]Foreign! Foreign!

[01:52:52]Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as asan chair.

[01:53:29]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer.

[01:53:37]Every year >> the full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[01:53:58]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[01:54:04]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[01:54:11]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[01:54:41]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[01:54:54]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting c aan centrality and aanled mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[01:55:23]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules and fosters our shared resilience.

[01:55:43]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meet Great. Thank you, Chris. Thank you, Chris.

[01:56:06]Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[01:56:08]>> Thank you.

[01:56:09]>> Thank you, guys.

[01:56:11]>> Good to see you again.

[01:56:16]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[01:56:23]You've done a lot of All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[01:56:50]Officials are free to stay, but >> press this way.

[01:57:08]>> Okay. Thank you.

[01:57:43]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[01:57:50]>> It doesn't sound like a curse, but it does. It is. to our meeting today.

[01:57:55]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[01:58:01]My co-chair his excellency long close and trusted partner to ASEAN and for Singapore and our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive disc Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as asan chair.

[01:59:55]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[02:00:24]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[02:00:30]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[02:00:37]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia as fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[02:01:06]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[02:01:20]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting c aan centrality and aanled mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[02:01:49]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[02:02:09]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[02:02:28]Great. Thank you.

[02:02:30]>> Thank you, press time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[02:02:34]>> Thank you.

[02:02:34]>> Thank you, guys.

[02:02:36]>> Good to see you again.

[02:02:41]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[02:02:49]You've done a lot.

[02:03:02]>> Okay.

[02:03:14]All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[02:03:16]Officials are free to stay, but press here.

[02:03:34]>> Okay. Thank you.

[02:03:36]He's so good.

[02:04:09]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference doesn't sound like a course, but in terms of it is to our meeting today.

[02:04:21]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[02:04:27]My co-chair his excellency Lar Fore close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore. And our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive disc.

[02:05:43]Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as as the Asan chair.

[02:06:20]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[02:06:50]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[02:06:55]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[02:07:03]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[02:07:32]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Aanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[02:07:46]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting C Aan centrality and Azan le mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[02:08:15]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[02:08:35]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meeting.

[02:08:54]Thank you.

[02:08:56]>> Thank you.

[02:08:58]>> Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[02:09:00]>> Thank you.

[02:09:00]>> Thank you, guys.

[02:09:02]>> Good to see you again.

[02:09:07]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[02:09:15]You've done a lot of >> Okay.

[02:09:39]All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[02:09:41]Officials are free to stay press.

[02:10:00]>> Okay. Thank you.

[02:10:04]Please support.

[02:10:35]Well, thank you for welcome to congratulate you on great job in hosting this conference doesn't sound like a course but it turns out it is >> to our meeting today I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development my co-chair his excellency sir Larov long a close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore. And our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive Fore!

[02:11:46]Foreign! Foreign!

[02:12:09]Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as as thean chair.

[02:12:46]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer.

[02:12:54]Every year >> the full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[02:13:16]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[02:13:21]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[02:13:28]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia as fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[02:13:58]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[02:14:12]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting c aan centrality and aanled mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[02:14:41]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[02:15:00]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[02:15:20]Great. Thank you, Chris.

[02:15:22]>> Thank you, Chris.

[02:15:24]Time to exit now. Thank you, Chris.

[02:15:26]>> Thank you.

[02:15:26]>> Thank you, guys.

[02:15:28]>> Good to see you again.

[02:15:33]Here, >> let's get our picture here real quick.

[02:15:41]You've done a lot of >> Okay.

[02:16:05]All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[02:16:07]Officials are free to stay, but Okay, thank you.

[02:17:01]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[02:17:07]>> Doesn't sound like a curse, but it turns out it is.

[02:17:10]>> Our meeting today, I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[02:17:19]My co-chair his excellency Sarov long, close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore. And our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive dis Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as asan chair.

[02:19:12]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[02:19:42]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[02:19:47]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[02:19:54]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia as fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[02:20:24]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[02:20:37]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting c aan centrality and aanled mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[02:21:06]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[02:21:26]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[02:21:46]Great. Thank you.

[02:21:48]>> Thank you.

[02:21:50]>> Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[02:21:51]>> Thank you.

[02:21:52]>> Thank you, guys.

[02:21:54]>> Good to see you again.

[02:21:59]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[02:22:07]You've done a lot.

[02:22:20]>> Okay.

[02:22:31]All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[02:22:33]Officials are free to stay, but press >> needs to get here last night.

[02:22:41]Slide this way.

[02:22:51]>> Okay. Thank you.

[02:22:54]He's so cool.

[02:23:27]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference, but in terms of it is to our meeting today.

[02:23:38]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[02:23:44]My co-chair his excellency long a close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore and our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive disc Secretary Razero and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as as Asan chair.

[02:25:38]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year.

[02:25:48]The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[02:26:07]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[02:26:13]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[02:26:20]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[02:26:50]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Aanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[02:27:03]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting C Aan centrality and Azan le mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[02:27:32]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[02:27:52]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meeting.

[02:28:12]Thank you.

[02:28:14]>> Thank you.

[02:28:16]>> Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[02:28:17]>> Thank you.

[02:28:18]>> Thank you, guys.

[02:28:20]>> Good to see you again.

[02:28:24]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[02:28:32]You've done a lot of >> Okay.

[02:28:57]All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[02:28:59]Officials are free to stay, but Okay, thank you.

[02:29:52]Well, thank you for welcome. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[02:29:59]>> Doesn't sound like a course, but it turns out it is.

[02:30:02]>> Our meeting today, I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[02:30:10]My co-chair his excellency Sarov Fore strong close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore. At our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive disc.

[02:31:26]Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as as the Asan chair.

[02:32:04]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[02:32:33]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[02:32:39]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[02:32:46]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[02:33:15]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[02:33:29]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting c aan centrality and aanled mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[02:33:58]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules and fosters our shared resilience.

[02:34:18]It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[02:34:37]>> Thank you.

[02:34:39]>> Thank you.

[02:34:41]>> Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[02:34:43]>> Thank you.

[02:34:43]>> Thank you, guys.

[02:34:45]>> Good to see you again.

[02:34:50]here. Let's get our picture.

[02:34:58]You've done a lot of All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[02:35:25]Officials are free to stay, but press Okay, thank you.

[02:36:18]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, let me congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[02:36:25]>> Doesn't sound like a curse, but it turns out it is.

[02:36:28]>> Our meeting today, I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[02:36:36]My co-chair his excellency Sarov long a close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore. And our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive dis Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as asan chair.

[02:38:29]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year. The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[02:38:59]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[02:39:04]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[02:39:12]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[02:39:41]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[02:39:55]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting c aan centrality and aanled mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[02:40:24]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[02:40:44]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[02:41:03]Great. Thank you.

[02:41:05]>> Thank you.

[02:41:07]>> Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[02:41:09]>> Thank you.

[02:41:09]>> Thank you, guys.

[02:41:11]>> Good to see you again.

[02:41:16]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[02:41:24]You've done a lot of All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[02:41:50]Officials are free to stay, but press needs to get here last night.

[02:41:59]>> Slide this way.

[02:42:09]>> Okay. Thank you.

[02:42:42]We got some Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[02:42:51]>> Doesn't sound like a course, but it turns out it is to our meeting today.

[02:42:56]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[02:43:02]My co-chair his excellency long a close and trusted partner to Asean and for Singapore and our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive disc Secretary Razero and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as as Asan chair.

[02:44:55]supply chains and jobs for our peoples and people-to-people ties that grow closer every year.

[02:45:05]The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[02:45:25]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[02:45:30]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[02:45:37]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[02:46:07]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Aanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[02:46:21]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting C Aan centrality and Azan le mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[02:46:50]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[02:47:09]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meeting.

[02:47:29]Thank you.

[02:47:31]>> Thank you.

[02:47:33]>> Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[02:47:34]>> Thank you.

[02:47:35]>> Thank you, guys.

[02:47:37]>> Good to see you again.

[02:47:42]>> Here, let's get our picture here real quick.

[02:47:50]You've done a lot of >> good.

[02:48:14]All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[02:48:16]Officials are free to stay, but >> press this way.

[02:48:35]>> Okay, thank you.

[02:49:10]Well, thank you for welcome. First of all, I want to congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[02:49:16]doesn't sound like a course but it turns out it is to our meeting today I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development my co-chair his excellency long a close and trusted partner to ASEAN and for Singapore and our meeting today is a timely occasion to take stock of our progress and to chart new areas of cooperation. It builds on the productive Secretary and the government of the Philippines for their leadership as asan chair.

[02:50:59]for supply chains and jobs for our peoples and peopleto-people ties that grow closer. closer every year.

[02:51:31]>> The full impact of the the this year's shocks in the Middle East, in our region, in the global economy are still unfolding. We know how this crisis is affecting our people. We know how this crisis is affecting our region's food security, energy security, and fuel fertilizer supply chains.

[02:51:51]Navigating this ongoing challenge, we have collectively relied on each other.

[02:51:56]relationships. Our relationships in the region have helped ensure the continued flow of essential fuel and fertilizer.

[02:52:03]It has meant Australia can continue being a reliable supplier of food and energy to the region. What goes to Australia is fuel and fertilizer comes back as food products critical to the region's supply chains, including wheat, beef, and dairy. And Australia will continue to support Azanled initiatives that build economic resilience including the Azan power grid and the digital economy framework agreement.

[02:52:33]Australia is a strong supporter of Azan of Azanled in architecture and your unique role in upholding the rules and norms that underpin and hold together our region's security and resilience.

[02:52:46]And as your first dialogue partner and comprehensive strategic partner, we are a steadfast and predictable partner supporting c aan centrality and aanled mechanisms for over half a century. And we demonstrate our deep commitment to the relationship through practical actions, not just words, but action and cooperation based on trust, on friendship, and a positive region vision for the region's future.

[02:53:16]Azen matters to Australia because fundamentally Azan holds the center of this region. A region where we live and a region where the world's future is being shaped. Azan builds relationships, shapes, rules, and fosters our shared resilience.

[02:53:35]>> It is a privilege to co-chair this meet.

[02:53:55]Great. Thank you, Chris. Thank you, Chris.

[02:53:59]Time to exit now. Thank you, press.

[02:54:00]>> Thank you.

[02:54:01]>> Thank you, guys.

[02:54:03]>> Good to see you again.

[02:54:08]Here, >> let's get our picture here real quick.

[02:54:16]You've done a lot of All right. Thank you, press. Thank you.

[02:54:42]Officials are free to stay, but press this way.

[02:55:00]>> Okay. Thank you.

[02:55:36]Well, thank you for welcoming me. First of all, let me congratulate you on a great job in hosting this conference.

[02:55:42]>> Doesn't sounds like a curse, but it turns out it is to our meeting today.

[02:55:47]I'm pleased to co-chair stability and sustainable development.

[02:55:54]My pocher.