00:00Today, FJCCIA has submitted policy recommendations to the ASEAN Secretary-General
00:09to deepen the Japanese-ASEAN co-creation partnership toward 2045.
00:18FJCCIA represents approximately 7,400 Japanese companies operating across all 10 ASEAN member states.
00:31Our goal is to support ASEAN Community Vision 2045 by creating and enabling environment for Japanese companies
00:45to contribute as ASEAN citizens through investment, employment, skill development and technology cooperation.
00:57ASEAN is at an important turning point as it pursues its ambition to become the world's largest economy by 2045.
01:11At the same time, it faces supply chain disruption driven by U.S.-China rivalry, higher logistics and energy costs
01:28caused by geopolitical tensions and increasing protectionism and opaque non-tariff measures.
01:41ASEAN must also manage digital transformation, green transition and demographic change.
01:49Our recommendations are grounded in a survey of 1,041 FJCCIA member companies.
02:0177% contribute to ASEAN integration through cross-border production and trade.
02:1252% are expanding or considering expanding their investment in ASEAN while 63% are co-creating new value with
02:27local partners.
02:28Japanese companies are already engaged in more than 300 co-operation projects in areas including AI,
02:40semiconductors, critical minerals, healthcare and next generation mobility.
02:46Our proposal has four pillars.
02:49First, resilient supply chains and connectivity.
02:55We call for upgrading the ASEAN-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership or AJSEP
03:03and for full implementation of the revised ASEAN Trading Goods Agreement or ATIGA.
03:11We seek stronger monitoring of non-tariff measures and reduced administrative burdens including those related to certificates of origin.
03:27We also propose full digitalization of trade procedures through the ASEAN single window including electronic certificates of origin
03:41and five sanitary certificates linked with Japanese systems.
03:48First, measures against unfair trade, trade circumvention, intellectual property infringement and smuggling should also be strengthened.
04:04Second, the green economy and sustainable industrial foundations.
04:10We recommend harmonizing circular economy standards across ASEAN and expanding the ASEAN power grid and cross-border renewable energy trade.
04:25In the automotive sector, we support a multi-pathway approach that includes electrification, hydrogen, carbon neutral fuels and e-fuels.
04:41This will help achieve decarbonization while preserving jobs and industrial supply chains.
04:50We also support the use of ASEAN taxonomy version 4 as a common language for
04:59localization and globalization,اجful, and blockchain-based wraparate three models.
05:06Let's do it in the near future.
05:06Hold it in to the near future.
05:06Bye.
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