ASEAN Secretary-General Marks 10 Years of ASEAN-Germany Partnership

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•The ASEAN-Germany Development Partnership has operated for 10 years, supporting various development initiatives in Southeast Asia.
•The photo exhibition opened on May 11, 2026, in conjunction with ASEAN events.
•The Secretary-General of ASEAN spoke at the opening ceremony on May 11, 2026.
•The 48th ASEAN Summit took place under the Philippines’ chairship in 2026.
•Key outcomes from the summit include efforts to tighten regional bonds and build resilience among member states.

What Could Happen If...

▸If ASEAN and Germany expand their development projects Southeast Asian countries could see accelerated economic and social improvements through increased funding and cooperation.

Key Actors

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🌍Nazi Germany 🌍Philippines

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🏛Association of Southeast Asian Nations 🏛Government of Germany 🏛Government of the Philippines

People

👤Ferdinand Marcos Jr.(President of the Philippines)👤Lim Jock Hoi(Secretary-General of ASEAN)

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OFFICIALASEAN - NewsSecretary-General of ASEAN delivers remarks at the Opening Ceremony of the 10th Anniversary of the ASEAN-Germany Development Partnership Photo Exhibition OFFICIALASEAN - NewsSecretary-General of ASEAN highlights Key Outcomes of the 48th ASEAN Summit and Related Meetings under the Philippines’ ASEAN Chairship 2026 REGIONALJakarta PostCan honesty save ASEAN? Lessons from the Cebu Summit

The ASEAN Secretary-General delivered remarks at the opening of the 10th Anniversary of the ASEAN-Germany Development Partnership Photo Exhibition. This event marks a decade of cooperation supporting development projects that boost economic and social progress in Southeast Asia. The Secretary-General also emphasized outcomes from the 48th ASEAN Summit, focusing on regional integration and resilience under the Philippines’ 2026 chairship.