(16 Nov 2005)
1. Wide of APEC delegates assembling for 'family photo'
2. Mid shot of US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice with Thai Foreign Minister Kantathi Suphamongkhon, and Singapore Foreign Minister George Yeo standing alongside, another officials shakes Rice's hand
3. Singapore Minister for Trade Lim Hng Kiang in line-up
4. Leaders lined up, Philippine Foreign Minister Alberto Romulo, South Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki-Moon, and South Korean Kim Hyun-Chong, Minister for Trade are in the front row
5. Chilean Foreign minister Ignacio Walker
6. Ban in foreground, Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer in background
7. Wide shot of team photo
8. Romulo in first row, Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Aso in second row
9. Yeo among ministers
10. Photo call finishes and Rice shakes hands with Ban and Kim
11. US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice walking into ministerial meeting
12. Taiwan trade representative Chuan Lin seated in ministerial meeting
13. Rice enters meeting and goes to seat
14. Wide shot of meeting
15. Ban addressing meeting
16. Walker shifting in seat
17. Canadian Foreign Minister Pierre Pettigrew and Trade Minister Ken Sunquist listening
18. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in front of row of ministers
19. Chinese Trade Minister Bo Xilai typing at computer
20. Australian Finance Minister Alexander Downer looking at paper
21. Malaysian Trade Minister Rafidah Aziz looking into computer
22. New Zealand Trade Representative Jim Sutton and Papua New Guinea Foreign Minister Veali Vagi listening
23. Lim listening
24. Chuan listening
25. SOUNDBITE: (English) Condoleezza Rice, US Secretary of State:
"America has always been a pacific nation. We have always valued our role in the Asia Pacific basin. We have worked for decades in partnership with Asian nations to create an environment of freedom and openness throughout the Pacific rim. This openness has always benefited America and equally it has empowered the people of Asia and the Pacific, liberating the vast stores of talent and creativity."
26. Aziz and Malaysian Finance Minister Syed Hamid Albar listening
27. Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Aso listening
28. SOUNDBITE: (English) Condoleezza Rice, US Secretary of State:
"Every major issues of the 21st century from global terrorism to weapons of destruction to pandemic diseases also affects this region and affects its state."
29. Various of ministers listening
30. Wide shot of conference
31. Wide shot of Rice listening
32. Wide shot of press conference
33. Cutaway of journalists
34. SOUNDBITE: (Korean) Kim Jong-hoon, South Korea's senior APEC official:
"As for the United States, I do not have the impression that the US will back down from its most recent offer (of agricultural subsidy reductions). If we look at the most recent ministerial meeting which was held in Zurich, actually the US played a very important role in breaking the deadlock in the negotiation by giving a very bold offer in agriculture. So for me I do not think the US will back down from its offer."
35. Wide shot of conference
STORYLINE:
Pacific Rim foreign and trade ministers on Wednesday acknowledged differences among participants in global trade talks ahead of a key World Trade Organisation meeting in Hong Kong, and said they would pursue initiatives to fight the spread of bird flu and global terrorism.
Speaking at the meeting, United States Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice urged ministers to unite to counter the threats of terrorism and bird flu while helping foster greater prosperity by bolstering the rule of law and open trade.
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