出席者略歴

Mr. Masakazu
TOYODA
Chairman & CEO,Japan Economic
Foundation (JEF)

Masakazu Toyoda, he currently serves as Chairman and CEO of theJapan Economic Foundation (JEF), as well as Special Advisor to theInstitute of Energy Economics of Japan; an Adjunct Professor at Japan’s
National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS); and Director of
the Pacific International Center for High Technology Research. He is
the former Chairman and CEO of the Institute of Energy Economics(2010-2021); served also for nearly a decade on both the Board ofGovernors of the Oxford Institute of Energy Studies (2012-2021); andthe International Advisory Board
Council of the King Abdullah
Petroleum Studies and Research Center (KAPSARC) in Saudi Arabia(2011-2019). During his distinguished government career, he served innumerous key positions within the Ministry of Economy, Trade, andIndustry of Japan culminating in his service as Vice Minister forInternational Affairs (2007- 2008). He also subsequently served as
Secretary General of the Secretariat for Space Policy in Japan’s Cabinet
Secretariat. Mr. Toyoda holds a Master of Public Affairs degree from the
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton
University (1979), and an undergraduate Bachelor of Law degree from the
University of Tokyo (1973).

Shiro Armstrong is economist and Associate Professor at the
Crawford School of Public Policy at the Australian National University.
He is Director of the Australia-Japan Research Centre, Editor of theEast Asia Forum, Director of the East Asian Bureau of Economic
Research and Research Associate at
the Center on Japanese
Economy and Business at the Columbia Business School. Shiro is also
Visiting Scholar at the Research Institute of Economy, Trade andIndustry and Visiting Associate Professor at Keio University.

Mr. Shiro ARMSTRONG
Director, Australia-Japan
Research Centre,
The Australian National University.

Dr. Craig EMERSONDr Craig Emerson is an eminent economist, holding a PhD in
economics from the Australian National University, with 35 years ofexperience in public policy, politics and public service. He was Senior
Adviser to Prime Minister Bob Hawke from 1986 to 1990 and, after
entering parliament in 1998, went on to serve as Minister for Tradeand Competitiveness, Minister for Tertiary Education,
Skills,Science and Research, and Minister Assisting the Prime Minister on
Asian Century Policy between 2010 and 2013. Dr Emerson is now
Managing Director of Craig Emerson Economics, Chair of the Mckell
Institute, an Adjunct Professor at Victoria University’s College ofBusiness, and writes a fortnightly column for The AustralianFinancial Review. He is also a member of CEDA’s Council on Economic
Policy.

Managing Director,
Craig Emerson Economics

Murray McLean is Chair, Foundation of Australian and Japanese Studies(NPO); a Fellow of the Australian Institute for International Affairs(since 2018); and Chairman of his family company, Dunmore McLean
Pty Ltd. He was Chair, Australia Japan Foundation (2012-2020); a Vice
Chancellor’s Professorial Fellow at Monash University (2012-2015) anda non-resident Fellow at the Lowy Institute for International Policy(2014-2016). Formerly a senior officer of the Australian Department of
Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), he retired in 2012 after a 42 year
career culminating in his role as Ambassador to Japan (2004-2011)
initiating negotiations on the Japan/Australia EPA and on growing
security cooperation as well as leading Australia’s response to theearthquake, tsunami and nuclear disasters of 2011. Prior to that role, heserved as Deputy Secretary of DFAT (2004); First Assistant Secretary,
Amb.Murray McLEAN North Asia Division (2001- 2003), High Commissioner to Singapore(1997-2001); Assistant Secretary,East Asia Branch, (1992-1996), andConsul General, Shanghai (1987-1992). His other DFAT postings were
Chairman ofDunmore McLean Pty Ltd at the Australian Embassy in Washington D.C. (1983-1986); theAustralian Embassy in Beijing (twice) (1973-1976 and 1979- 1983) and inHong Kong (1971-1973). In DFAT, he was consistently involved in theformulation of Australian policy towards Asia and also served as a
special ministerial envoy on North Korean nuclear matters visiting
North Korea on several occasions.
He was appointed as an officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in theAustralia Day Honours list 2013 and in November 2014, the JapaneseEmperor presented him with the Grand Cordon of the Order of the RisingSun.

Dr. Prof. Choong
Yong AHN

Dr. Choong Yong Ahn is currently a distinguished Professor at theGraduate School of International Studies, Chung-Ang University.
Previously, he was Co-Chair of the Korea-India Strategic dialogue
organized by the Seoul Forum and Korea Foundation, Chairman of the
Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership, Chairman of the
Presidential Regulatory Reform committee, presidentially appointed
Foreign Investment Ombudsman, President of Korea Institute forInternational Economic Policy, and Chair of APEC Economic
Committee. Dr. Ahn’s honors include the Economist of the Year from theMaeil Business Daily Newspaper, and Okita Policy Research Award by
the National Institute for Research Advancement in Japan and freeeconomy publication award by the Federation of Korea Industries.

Distinguished Professor,
Graduate School ofInternational Studies,
Chung-Ang University

Seri Jayasiri Jayasena is the former Secretary General of the Ministryof International Trade and Industry, Malaysia. He joined the civil
service in December 1981 as Assistant Secretary of International
Affairs, Ministry of Primary Industries dealing with internationalcommodity issues. He later assumed the post of First Secretary/Counsellor in the Permanent Mission of Malaysia in Geneva from 1988
to 1997 representing Malaysia in the Uruguay Round of negotiations toestablish the WTO.
He returned to MITI in 1997 and served in various positions. He was
Malaysia’s Senior Official to APEC from 2002 –2006. He assumed thepost of Deputy Secretary- General, MITI, in charge of strategy andmonitoring in January 2015 before serving as the Secretary-General
Datuk Seri Jayasiri from July 2016 until his mandatory retirement from civil service in
May 2018.Throughout his career, he represented Malaysia in numerous
JAYASENA
international meetings and trade negotiations. He led Malaysia’s teamin the ASEAN- China FTA, Malaysia-Japan FTA, the TPPA and CPTPP
Former Secretary General, negotiations. He was also deeply involved in many industry related
issues and led the High-Level Task Force on the way forward for
Ministry of International
M alaysia to embrace Industry 4.0.
Trade and Industry

Dr. Somkiat Tangkitvanich obtained his PhD in Computer Sciencefrom Tokyo Institute of Technology. He has been recognized as aleading Thai expert in the areas of trade and investment policies,
innovation policy, education policy and ICT policy. He was a mainarchitect of Thai PBS, the first public television in Southeast Asia,and many media laws in Thailand. Under his leadership, TDRI is
nominated “Person of the Year” in 2012 by the Bangkok Post.

Dr. Somkiat
TANGKITVANICH
President, Thailand
Development ResearchInstitute

Ms. Anita PRAKASH

Anita Prakash is Senior Policy Advisor in the Office of President of
Economic Research Institute for AS EA N and East Asia (ERIA),
Jakarta, Indonesia. She provides policy and research support forbilateral and multilateral processes between AS EA N and its
Dialogue Partners, the Trade Ministers meetings in ASEAN, theEast Asia Summit, the Asia-Europe Meeting, and the G20. Her
policy research covers international trade and investment with afocus on GVCs and supply chains, and connectivity plans inSoutheast Asia, East Asia, and between Asia-Europe and AsiaAfrica. Her current research focus is on emerging economicarchitecture and supply chains in the Indo-Pacific.

Senior Policy Advisor,
Economic Research Institutefor ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA)

Prof. Shujiro URATA
Professor Emeritus,
Waseda University

Shujiro Urata is Professor Emeritus, Waseda University. He wasProfessor of International Economics, Graduate School Asia-PacificStudies, Waseda University. He is currently Faculty Fellow at the
Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI), Specially
Appointed Fellow at the Japanese Centre for Economic Research(JCER), Senior Research Advisor, Economic Research Institute for
AS EA N and East Asia (ERIA), Visiting Fellow, Asian Development
Bank Institute (ADBI) and Distinguished Senior Fellow at theInstitute of Developing Economies (IDE-JETRO). Professor Urata
received his BA in Economics from Keio University, M A and Ph.D. in
Economics from Stanford University. He is a former Research
Associate at the Brookings Institution, an Economist at the World
Bank. He specializes in International Economics and Economics ofDevelopment. He has held a number of research and advisory
positions including senior advisor to the Government of Indonesia,
consultant to the World Bank, OECD, the Asian Development Bankand the Government of Japan. He has published a number of books
and articles on international economic issues. His recent books
include Achieving Inclusive Growth in the Asia Pacific, co-editor,
Australian National University Press, 2020, Enhancing SME
Participation in Global Value Chains, editor, Asian Development Bank
Institute, 2021, The Effect of Globalisation on Firm and Labour
Performance, co-editor, Routledge, 2021, and Globalization and Its
Economic Consequences: Looking at APEC Economies, co-editor.
Routledg e, 2021.

Lauren Richardson is Lecturer in the Department of International
Relations and Director of the ANU Japan Institute. From 2018–2020
she was Director of Studies and Lecturer in the Asia Pacific College
of Diplomacy at the Australian National University. Prior to that, Dr
Richardson taught Northeast Asian Relations at the University of
Edinburgh. Her research focusses on the role of non-state actors
in shaping diplomatic interactions in Northeast Asia, particularly
Japan–Korea relations. She is currently completing a bookmanuscript provisionally entitled Reshaping Japan-Korea Relations:
Transnational Advocacy Networks and the Politics of Redress.

Dr. Lauren
RICHARDSON
Director,
ANU Japan InstituteMr. Naoyuki
HARAOKA
Executive Managing
Director,
Japan Economic
Foundation (JEF)

Prof. Yunling ZHANG

Naoyuki Haraoka, born in Tokyo in 1955. After graduating the
University of Tokyo in 1978 (Bachelor of Economics), he joined MITI
(Ministry of International Trade and Industry) of Japanese
government. Having been posted in the industrial policy section
and the international trade policy section for a few years, he wasenrolled in a two year MPA (Master of Public Administration)
programme at Woodraw Wilson School of Princeton University in
the US on a Japanese government sponsorship. After having
acquired MPA at Princeton, he rejoined MITI in 1984 as an
economist. Since then he had been posted as Deputy Director andDirector of a number of MITI divisions including Research Divisionof International Trade Policy Bureau. He was also posted in Paris
twice, firstly, Principal Economist of Trade Bureau of OECD
(Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development) from1988 to 92 and secondly Counselor to Japanese Delegation ofOECD from 1996 to 99.
After coming back to MITI from his second stay in Paris, at theoccasion of the government structural reform in 2001 when MITI
was remodelled as METI (Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry)
he joined the efforts to found METI research institute, ResearchInstitute of Economy Trade and Industry as its Director of
Administration. He became Chief Executive Director of JETRO SanFrancisco in 2003 and stayed in San Francisco until 2006. He was
Director-General of METI Training Institute from 2006 until July,
2007 when he left METI permanently and joined JEF as Executive
Managing Director.

Yunling Zhang, Professor and Academician of Chinese Academyof Social Sciences (CASS). He is a member of National Committeeof CPPCC. He is now President of Chinese Association for AsiaPacific Studies, Vice President of China Committee of PECC,
Director of Research Center for Regional Security.
He was Director General of Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies,C A S S (1993.11- 2007.8), Director General of Institute of JapaneseStudies, C A S S (co-current, 1995-2001). He served as a member
of EAVG, China-ASEAN Cooperation Official Expert Group, Task
Force of A S E M and Chairman of Joint Expert Group for
Feasibility Study on EAFTA, and a Member of Joint Expert Groupfor Feasibility on CEPEA.

Director,Institute of International
Studies Shandong University

Dr. Yose Rizal
DAMURI

Yose Rizal Damuri is the Executive Director, Centre for Strategic
and International Studies. His research activities focus oninternational trade, regional integration and globalization of value
chain. He received his PhD in International Economics from the
Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva, Switzerland.
He is active in many networks of research institutes in East Asia,
such as in Asia Pacific Research Network on Trade (ARTNet) and
ERIA Research Institute Network (ERIA-RIN) and Think 20, thethink tank network of G20 countries. Currently he serves as the
Co-Chair of Indonesia National Committee of Pacific Economic
Cooperation (INCPEC). Yose isalso active in various policy forum inIndonesia, including as the Research Coordinator of Indonesia
Service Dialogue, a forum dedicated for the development ofservices sector in Indonesia.

Executive Director,
Centre for Strategic andInternational Studies (CSIS)

Prof. Gary HAWKE
Emeritus Professor,
Victoria University of
Wellington (VUW)

Gary Hawke was Head of the School of Government and Professor of
Economic History at Victoria University of Wellington. He held visiting
appointments at Stanford University, All Souls’ College, Oxford, theAustralian National University and a number of institutions in Japan.
He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand, Distinguished
Fellow of the NZ Association of Economists and Fellow of the Instituteof Public Administration of New Zealand. He is a Companion of
the New Zealand Order of Merit. He consults for government on
education policy. As Director of the Institute of Policy Studies from1987 to 1998, the projects for which he was responsible included
relations among Australia, New Zealand and the United States and New
Zealand’s position in the Asia-Pacific region. He is a member of theboard of the New Zealand Committee of the Pacific Economic Cooperation Council, NZPECC, a member of the Academic Advisory
Council of the Economic Research Institute for ASEA N and East Asia
and represents NZ Institute for Economic Research on its ResearchInstitutes Network. He is now Emeritus Professor, Victoria University of
Wellington, and Senior Fellow, NZ Institute of Economic Research.

Dr. Mignonne Man-jung Chan has extensive experience in theacademia, government, business, and media. She is Research Fellow& Professor at the Taiwan Center for Strategic Studies, National
Chengchi University. She is also Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) of theForum on Humanities, a top-notch cross- strait bilateral businessforum, as well as CSO of Healthy Asia, a region-wide company thatflagships AI technology, medi-care management expertise, andcomprehensive medical humanity. Furthermore, she sits in many
Boards, including Chinese Taipei PECC (Pacific Economic Cooperation
Council) Committee; and Executive Board Member of the Sino-U.S.
Economic & Cultural Association. In addition, she is also commissioned
as Senior Advisor to the Legislative Yuan. Dr. Chan currently also
serves as Advisor to the KMT Party think tank, National Policy
Research Foundation; Chinese Taipei APEC Study Center at Taiwan
Dr. Man-Jung
Institute of Economic Research; and Advisor to the Chinese Cyan
Mignonne CHAN
Geese Peace Education Foundation. She is also Coach for a special
inter- college negotiation program commissioned by the Ministry of
Research Fellow & Professor Education.
Taiwan Center for Security Dr. Chan used to serve as Non-Executive Independent Board Member
Studies, National Chengchi of Standard Chartered Bank (Taiwan) during 2013~2022; KMT
University
Member of the Parliament at-Large and sat as Chair of the Judicial
Committee in 2016. She was Senior Adviser to President Ma Ying-Jeouat the National Security Council of ROC 2008~2010, Director Generalof International Secretariat of Pacific Economic Cooperation Council(PECC) 1999~2001; Director (Research) at the International
Secretariat of Asia-Pacific Cooperation Council (APEC) 1996~1999,
and Chief of Staff at the APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC). In
addition, she used to serve as Research Associate at the Harvard
University
Negotiation Roundtable—a consortium organized by
Schools of Law, Business, and Government.

Prof. Sachin
CHATURVEDI
Director General
Research and Information
System for Developing
Countries (RIS)

Prof. Sachin Chaturvedi is currently Director General at the
Research and Information System for Developing Countries (RIS),a New Delhi-based Think-Tank. He works on issues related todevelopment economics, involving development finance, SDGs
and South-South Cooperation, apart from trade, investment andinnovation linkages with special focus on W TO. Currently he isVice Chairman of Madhya Pradesh State Policy and Planning
Commission and Vice Chairman, Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute ofGood Governance and Policy Analysis; and Member, Board ofGovernors, Reserve Bank of India. Hewas Global Justice Fellow at
the MacMillan Center for International Affairs at Yale University;
Developing Country Fellow at the University of Amsterdam(1996); Visiting Fellow at the Institute of Advanced Studies, Shimla(2003); and Visiting Scholar at the German Development Institute(2007). He has served as a Visiting Professor at the Jawaharlal
Nehru University (JNU) and has beenclosely associated with the UN
Food and Agricultural Organization, World Bank, UN-ESCAP,UNESCO, OECD and many other agencies.
His book “The Logic of Sharing –Indian Approach to South-South
Cooperation” has been acclaimed internationally as one of the best
volumes on international development cooperation. Apart fromthis he has authored/edited 21 other books, apart from contributing
several chapters in the edited volumes and publishing several
research articles in prestigious journals.

Daw Khine Khine
NWE

Khine Khine Nwe (Rosaline) is the first elected female Secretary
General (2022-2025) of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar
Federation of Chamber of Commerce and Industry (UMFCCI) since
its establishment in 1919. Rosaline holds many positions including,
Honorary Principal of UMFCCI Training Institute, Head of
Responsible Business and Natural Resource Development
Committee in UMFCCI, Trustee for the Board of AS EA N CS R
Network (ACN) and a Board member of the UNGC Local Network
Myanmar. She is also Managing Director of Best Industrial Co. Ltd.
and the Secretary General of Myanmar Garment Manufacturers
Association (MGMA) and Chairperson of Myanmar Garment
Human Resource Development Center (MGHRDC).

Secretary General,
The Republic of the Unionof Myanmar Federationof Chambers of Commerceand Industry

Dr. Josef T. YAP
Senior Research Fellow,
Ateneo School ofGovernment

Josef T. Yap was President of the Philippine Institute forDevelopment Studies, where he worked for 26 years until his
retirement on June 30, 2013. While at PIDS, he specialized inmacroeconomic policy and applied econometrics. Dr. Yap finished his
undergraduate and doctoral studies at the University of thePhilippines Diliman and went to the University of Pennsylvania on a
post-graduate program. In 2010, Dr. Yap was honored as one of the
100 outstanding alumni of the UP Diliman College of Engineering aspart of its Centennial celebration. His current research interest
centers on regional economic integration in East Asia and promoting
energy security in the Philippines. Dr. Yap was the regional
coordinator of the East Asian Development Network and was actively
involved in the establishment of the Economic Research Institutefor ASEA N and East Asia (ERIA). From March, 2019 to April, 2022,
Dr. Yap was Senior Technical Advisor to the ASEP-CELLs Project(Access to Sustainable Energy Program, Clean Energy Living
Laboratories) which was implemented under the auspices of theEuropean Union and the Ateneo School of Government (ASoG).
He is co-author of the books The Philippine Economy: East Asia’s Stray
Cat? Structure, Finance and Adjustment and Lessons from Nationalist
Struggle: The Life of Emmanuel Quiason Yap. At present, Dr. Yap is a
Senior Research Fellow at ASoG.

Dr. Tri Thanh VO

Dr. Tri Thanh Vo is the new Chair for the Vietnamese committee
for the Pacific Economic Cooperation Council (PECC). Dr. Vo is
also currently a member of the National Financial and Monetary
Policy Advisory Council. Dr. Vo mainly undertakes research andprovides consultation on issues related to trade liberalization andinternational economic integration and macroeconomic policies.
His other areas of interests include institutional reforms, financial
system and economic development. He has received a bachelorof science from the Moscow State University, and a master’s
degree and PhD in economics from the Australian National
University.

Chairman of Vietnam
National Committee for
Pacific Economic
Cooperation (VNCPEC)

Prof. Frank JOTZO
Director, Centre for
Climate Change & Energy
Policy,The Australian National
University.

Frank Jotzo is Professor of environmental economics and climatechange economics at the ANU Crawford School of Public Policy,
where he directs the Centre for Climate and Energy Policy. He is
also Head of Energy with the ANU Institute for Climate, Energy andDisaster Solutions and director of the ANU Zero-Carbon Energy for
Asia-Pacific grand challenge initiative. Frank Jotzo as seniorauthorship roles with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change and is joint editor-in-chief of the journal Climate Policy. He
leads research on topics including decarbonisation strategies,
economics of energy transition, policy instruments for climatechange and environment, and international trade and investment.
He has advised national and state governments, internationalorganisations and businesses.