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Table ronde avec M. Rob Tinline, récemment nommé haut-commissaire britannique au Canada.

This symposium will explore Canada’s approach to supporting regional security in Southeast Asia, ways to strengthen Canada-ASEAN security co-operation in light of geopolitical challenges, and considerations for how Canada’s next government might position itself in relation to prospects in Southeast Asia for regional peace and security and upholding a rules-based international order. 

This is APF Canada's second annual symposium on Canada-ASEAN security co-operation following our first event at Carleton University in May 2024. Panellists include representatives of Global Affairs Canada, National Defence Canada, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, academic institutions, think-tanks, and embassies.

This event is organized by Canada-ASEAN Initiatives, York Centre for Asian Research, and sponsored by the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada and the Telfer School of Management, University of Ottawa.

APF Canada Participation

Panel 2: Regional security in Southeast Asia: How might Canada's next government position itself?

Vina Nadjibulla, Vice-President Research & Strategy - Panellist

Kai Ostwald, APF Canada Senior Fellow and Director, Institute of Asian Research, University of B.C. - Panellist

Panel 3: Ambassadors’ Panel: Impact of leadership changes on regional security and upholding a rules-based international order

Julia Bentley, APF Canada Distinguished Fellow - Moderator

To mark the 50th anniversary of the founding of the G7, the l'Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI), with the support and funding from the Korea Foundation, and in collaboration with the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), is organizing the second ROK-G7 Cooperation Forum, on May 22 in Ottawa, Canada.

The forum will explore how Canada, Japan, and European G7 countries can work strategically with the ROK to prop up and bolster multilateral engagement and manage Indo-Pacific security challenges. The event will be attended by former officials and experts from academia, think-tanks, and representatives from the private sector in South Korea, together with their counterparts from the G7 countries and Australia. 

The first two open sessions will focus on ‘Prospects for ROK-G7 Cooperation on International Security’ and ‘Prospects for ROK-G7 Partnership in Science, Technology, and Global Development.’ These will be followed by two closed-door sessions, carried out under Chatham House Rule: a “Special session” and a final session on “Prospects for ROK-G7 Cooperation on Trade and Investment."

Dans le cadre de la Stratégie du Canada pour l'Indo-Pacifique, la ou le ministre du Commerce international dirigera une Mission commerciale d'Équipe Canada en Thaïlande et au Cambodge afin d'aider les exportateurs et les innovateurs canadiens de tout le pays à se positionner sur ces deux marchés en mettant de l'avant leurs capacités et leur compétitivité, tout en facilitant les possibilités de commerce et d'investissement à long terme.

Président et chef de la direction, Fondation Asie Pacifique du Canada, Jeff Nankivell se joint à la mission et informera les délégués à Bangkok le 25 mai.

À propos de la mission : 

Marché : Programme principal à Bangkok (Thaïlande), du 25 mai au 28 mai, et des activités supplémentaires liées aux secteurs prioritaires seront organisées à Phnom Penh (Cambodge) les 29 mai et 30 mai.

Secteurs prioritaires : Bien que cette mission commerciale soit ouverte aux entreprises et organisations de tous les secteurs, le programme de la mission mettra l'accent sur les domaines dans lesquels le Canada possède un avantage concurrentiel, en ciblant plus particulièrement les secteurs prioritaires suivants :

• Agroalimentaire et transformation des aliments (Thaïlande et Cambodge)
• Technologies propres et infrastructures durables (Thaïlande et Cambodge)
• Technologies de l'information et des communications (Thaïlande uniquement)
• Sciences de la vie (Thaïlande uniquement)

Le volet du programme de rencontres interentreprises (qui comprend des rencontres interentreprises organisées à l'avance) sera principalement réservé aux petites et moyennes entreprises (PME) admissibles qui œuvrent dans ces secteurs prioritaires.

This APF Canada event in partnership with Simon Fraser University will bring together businesspeople and leaders from both countries to discuss important topics in a collaborative setting. 

Join us at the Segal Graduate School of Business, Simon Fraser University, for engaging discussions, networking opportunities, and insightful presentations. 

Our Vice-President Research & Strategy Vina Nadjibulla is a guest speaker at this event. 

The Arctic Development Expo welcomes industry innovators, researchers, Indigenous leaders, circumpolar governments, scientists, community representatives, and passionate individuals to join us in person for this three-day event June 17-19, 2025. 

The Arctic Development Expo takes place annually 200 km north of the Arctic Circle in Inuvik, Northwest Territories, Canada, as we strive to make knowledgeable decisions, enhance circumpolar life, and create innovative solutions for our northern realities. 

We look to develop the Arctic through sustainable means and will do so by holding immersive and dynamic sessions during our event that focus on the following four themes: Natural & Renewable Resources, Climate and Energy Innovations, Indigenous Leadership and Circumpolar Governance & Sovereignty and the Knowledge Economy. 

APF Canada's Hema Nadarajah, Program Manager, Southeast Asia, will participate on the panel, "Communications and Satellites for a Secure Arctic" scheduled to take place on June 18th, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.