[VT]: ASEAN Meeting Invite

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To: Mr. Surin Pitsuwan Bossza007 Baek Jeonghee Jay Ali Alatas KangNa Alexander Downer JamieA

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Greetings,

I am writing to invite you to a meeting or summit to discuss the reforming of ASEAN under an ASEAN+ model. This recreated ASEAN would hopefully include Thailand, Indonesia, and Vietnam with the + members being Korea, and Australia. A primary focus of ASEAN besides it's previous goals before disbanding would be the development of ASEAN members. To bring developing countries to the status of developed and to work together to bring economic prosperity to all members.

At this meeting we would discuss this, and whether or not to bring ASEAN back as it was or to make changes. This meeting will take place in Hanoi on the 30th. If you have any questions do not hesitate to reply to this email with said questions.

Thanks,

From: Nguyễn Mạnh Cầm; Minister of Foreign Affairs, Socialist Republic of Vietnam

 

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To: nguyen.cam@mofa.gov.vn <Vietnam / HeadlessSeeker>
From: tim.fischer@dfat.gov.au <Australia>
Subject: ASEAN
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Dear Minister Cầm Before the Australian Administration can agree to attend the summit, the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade (DFAT) needs more information on such topics. Please send over as much information over, so that myself & my department can review before choosing to attend such meeting. I look forward to a reply from yourself or someone from your administration. Thanks Mr Tim A. Fischer Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment

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From: BaekJeonghee@mofa.kr.gov

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Dear Minister,

I cordially thank you for the invitation to participate in the ASEAN+ discussions and look forward to the efforts to bring back and restore ASEAN. ASEAN has been a pillar of Asian cooperation and economic integration. Acting as the table upon which Asian countries from across the continent can gather and discuss meaningful economic and trade issues.

I look forward to attending the summit and how Vietnam seeks to reform the institution. I hope that our relevant finance ministers may also be in attendance for economic discussions on the blocs reformation and laying the ground work for further summits.

Signed with sincerity,
Baek Jeonghee
Minister of Foreign Affairs

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Being prepped for the meeting Noi Bai International Airport would have the proper accommodations made. At all times four parking spots would be kept open. Various government officials and ministers would be ready to attend the arrival ceremony. More then that, Hanoi Capital City Special High Command would deploy it's three Motorized Rifle Companys to act as security. Securing both the airport and the route. A convoy of UAZ vans would be fueled and readied to transport the oncoming guests. Trần Đức Lương, Nông Đức Mạnh, Lê Vĩnh Tân, Nguyễn Sinh Hùng, and Võ Hồng Phúc would be ready to welcome to guests. A camera crew on standby to record the arrival of guests. With that the clear was given for invited countries to arrive.

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To: nguyen.cam@mofa.gov.vn <Vietnam / HeadlessSeeker>
From: tim.fischer@dfat.gov.au <Australia>
Subject: ASEAN
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Dear Minister Cầm The Australian Administration would like to thank you for the invite however the Australian Government would be declining the offer to attend the ASEAN+ meeting that you have begun setting up. We would like to wish you all the best with ASEAN and its concept and hope it succeeds within the global theatre. Once again, the Australian Administration is declining the offer to attend any and all meetings regarding ASEAN. Thanks Mr Tim A. Fischer Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment

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To: Nguyễn Mạnh Cầm HeadlessSeeker

From: SurinPitsuwan@thaigov.th.gov Minister of Foreign Affairs

Subject: ASEAN

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Dear Minister Cầm

I hope this email finds you in good health. First thing, I am sorry for the late reply. I have had a busy works schedule it made me have a little time. I am replying to the invitation to the summit to discuss the reforming of ASEAN under an ASEAN+ model. I am very gladful to see this finally happen. I accept the invitation to the meeting. I will arrive at the Noi Bai International Airport soon. I hope there are enough people there to perform at the summit. I will look forward to discussing the ASEAN and its previous goals.

Signed with sincerity,
Minister Surin Pitsuwan
Republic of Thailand

 

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Dear Mr. Nguyen, We would like to accept the invitation for the summit on ASEAN+ if that is alright with you. The previous government clearly neglected our responsibilities towards Asia and I can tell you now that this government sees Asia as paramount to our foreign policy and we wish to develop deeper ties with our Asian neighbours. The ASEAN+ model is a fantastic way of doing that and we wish to take part in it. Please let me know further the details. Yours sincerely, Dr. Carmen Lawrence.

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Socialist Republic of Vietnam
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To: Dr. Carmen Lawrence Owen

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Greetings,

Thank you for writing me about your renewed interest in the ASEAN+ Model. While it seems that the meeting it drawing to close you are welcome to come despite this. The idea for ASEAN+ is for it to have more equal power and sway with the main ASEAN. That way we can more closely work together, and also effect positive change through this cooperation. There are many problems facing Asia and by extension neighboring regions that we believe can only be solved through cooperation. Such issues like the looming Y2K bug next year. Or the fact that we wish to increase development in Asia as a whole so that we may keep up with the rest of the world.

From: Nguyễn Mạnh Cầm; Minister of Foreign Affairs, Socialist Republic of Vietnam