The recovery of the Pesse canoe from about 10,000 years ago marks the earliest instance known to us when a boat was made1, demonstrating how humans have created tools to overcome geographical barriers to connect to other places. Modes of connectivity have since progressed tremendously and remain a critical role in economic growth. Impact of …
Cross-border Connectivity – Regional needs and the role of Infrastructure Asia Read More »
Around half of all ASEAN people live in urban areas, and an additional 70 million are forecast to live in ASEAN cities by 2025. ASUS provides the framework to address challenges associated with urbanisation and improve the living standards of our people. ASUS is one of ASEAN’s initiatives under the Master Plan on ASEAN Connectivity …
INFOGRAPHIC: ASEAN Sustainable Urbanisation Strategy (ASUS) Read More »
ASEAN is developing the Initial Rolling Priority Pipeline of Potential ASEAN Infrastructure Projects to accelerate investment in infrastructure projects shortlisted by the World Bank, which will support the movement of people, services, goods and innovation across the region of more than 630 million people. The Pipeline project is a part of ASEAN’s initiative to achieve …
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To help accelerate investment in infrastructure in the region, the Master Plan on ASEAN Connectivity 2025 (MPAC 2025) recommended the establishment of a rolling priority pipeline list of potential ASEAN infrastructure projects and sources of funds. With the technical assistance of the World Bank and the support of the ASEAN-Australia Development Cooperation Program Phase …
Interview with Mr. Woody Milintachinda on enhancing “ASEAN Connectivity” for the next generation. Play the video to learn more.
Thailand is the Chair of ASEAN for 2019 and the theme of its ASEAN Chairmanship is Advancing Partnership for Sustainability. For more information on Thailand chairmanship: https://www.asean2019.go.th/en/
Changi continues to push the boundaries of what an airport can be to create unique experiences for all who pass through its doors. Sustainability is an integral part of Changi’s business and has been embedded in its operations and developments to ensure sustainable growth for generations to come. Changi’s sustainable efforts ensure that the airport …
Sustainability Report of Changi Airport Group 2017-2018 Read More »
Changi Airports passenger terminals have built a reputation for offering the highest standards of service. This has been its DNA since its inception in 1981. Passengers have come to expect no less from one of the worlds busiest and most awarded airports. Now, Changis latest addition, Terminal 4 (T4), raises the bar and sets a …
December is the busiest month of the year for Changi Airport, with the Singapore school holidays coinciding with year-end travel by many heading home for Christmas and the New Year. In 2017, Changi Airport handled more than 5.8 million passengers during the festive month. To handle the increase in the number of passengers, airport staff …
President Rodrigo Roa Duterte graced the inauguration of the Mactan Cebu International Airport (MCIA) Terminal 2, the worlds first resort airport, in Lapu-Lapu City, province of Cebu. President Duterte lauded the splendid and world-class infrastructure of the MCIA Terminal 2 as this is the result of a fruitful partnership between the government and the private …
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