Who We Are
The National Center for APEC is a member-driven business organization focused exclusively on facilitating American private sector input to the APEC process.
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What We Do:
The National Center for APEC is the official link between U.S. business and APEC, providing direct input into the APEC process.
Reports and Documents
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- 9th Meeting of APEC Energy Ministers: Fukui Declaration on Low Carbon Paths to Energy Security: Cooperative Energy Solutions for a Sustainable APEC
- Meeting of the Ministers Responsible for Trade: Statement of the Chair
- Meeting of the Ministers Responsible for Trade: Statement on Supporting the Multilateral Trading System and Resisting Protectionism
- The 17th APEC Economic Leaders' Declaration
- 2009 Economic Leaders' Statement - A New Paradigm
- 16th APEC Finance Ministers' Meeting Joint Statement
- 21st APEC MInisterial Meeting Joint Statement
- 2009 ABAC Letter to Finance Ministers
- 2008 APEC Leaders Week Summary
- 2008 ABAC Report to Leaders
- ABAC Letter to Leaders on the Financial Crisis
- 2008 APEC Leaders' Statement
- 2008 Leaders' Statement on the Global Economy
- 2008 Annual Ministerial Statement
- House Caucus Press Release
- 2008 ABAC Letter to Trade Ministers
- May 2008 ABAC Letter to Finance Ministers
- 2008 Trade Ministers' Statement on Doha
- 2008 Trade Ministers' Statement
- May 2008 ABAC Letter to Trade Ministers on Escalating Food Prices
- APEC Investment Facilitation Action Plan
- 2007 ABAC Report to Leaders
- 2007 ABAC Statement on Climate Change
- ABAC Feasibility Study of a Free Trade Area of the Asia-Pacific
- What is APEC and What It Can Do For Business
- Investing in Supply Chain Security:
Collateral Benefits
(IBM Center for the Business of Government) - Customs and Trade Facilitation Handbook