Perilous Waters: Peace and Prosperity in the Indo-Pacific

The Indo-Pacific will be the engine of growth and prosperity in the 21st century – but also the stage for competition and cooperation between powers. Countries in the region and beyond must navigate both the threat of great power confrontation and the geo-economic disruptions caused by the Fourth Industrial Revolution. How can they work together towards a new regional order that prioritises peace, prosperity, and progress? Is it possible to imagine an institutional architecture for the Indo-Pacific that supports a free, open, and inclusive economic order? Are there new minilateral or plurilateral groupings that offer promise in this regard?

H.E Retno Marsudi, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Indonesia
YB Dato' Kamarudin Jaffar , Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia
Dr. Mohamad Maliki Osman, Minister, Prime Minister's Office, Second Minister for Education and Second Minister for Foreign Affairs, Singapore
Lisa Curtis, Senior Fellow and Director, Indo-Pacific Security Program, Center for a New American Security
Dr. Heungchong Kim, President, Korea Institute for International Economic Policy
Amb. Navdeep Suri Distinguished Fellow, Observer Research Foundation (chair)

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