RE: Bhinneka, join me in Manila this May

Your invitation to Global Anti-Illicit Trade Summit

If you are having trouble reading this email, read the online version.     Dear Bhinneka,   I emailed you last week to invite you to our upcoming event in Manila: "Global Anti-Illicit Trade Summit, South-East Asia". Taking place in less than 7 weeks time, reserve your place now and be joined by policymakers, law-enforcement officials, business leaders and experts on illicit trade including representatives from: Shell Petroleum Corporation | Philippines Government | Hong Kong Government | Lazada Group | Secured Bank Incorporated | Sanofi-Aventis | Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation | Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Philippines | Honeywell | Asian Development Bank | World Customs Organization | Swiss Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines | Roche (Philippines) Inc. | Visa View the full speaker line- up here View the event agenda here Register to attend here We hope you can join us! Kind regards Andrew Staples Regional head (APAC), policy & insights Economist Impact     Please note, this event will be taking place in Manila, Philippines. Capacity for this event is limited and registrations subject to approval.   From: Andrew Staples <andrewstaples@invite.economist.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2023 To: adsbimasakti.bhinnekanews@blogger.com Subject: Bhinneka, join me in Manila this May   Dear Bhinneka, I have the pleasure of inviting you to join Economist Impact at "Global Anti-Illicit Trade Summit, South-East Asia" in Manila, Philippines. Supported by Japan Tobacco International, this free-to-attend event will take place in-person on May 18th.   I'll be joined by experts across policy, law enforcement and industry to examine how illicit trade can be combated in South-East Asia. The region has its own unique set of challenges–home to some of Asia's richest and poorest countries, the region is marked by stark disparities in customs oversight, law-enforcement capacity and IP protection.  We'll address key questions such as: How can collaborative systems be forged to counteract any potentially adverse effects of greater integration between markets? What are the priorities of the new Philippine government in tackling illicit trade? What does this mean for the region? Where are the greatest opportunities for collaboration between private and public stakeholders? What are some of the notable recent lessons learnt, especially from the covid-19 pandemic, and how can these be applied to policies, regulations and stakeholder strategies? Apply to attend and join me for this timely event in Manila on May 18th.  Visit the website here for the full agenda and speaker line-up. Kind regards Andrew Staples Regional head (APAC), policy & insights Economist Impact The Economist Group We take your privacy seriously and have a strict privacy policy in place. Privacy Policy | About us | Contact us Should you wish to unsubscribe from receiving further emails relating to this event click here. If you do not wish to receive further emails from Economist Impact please click here. The Economist Group, The Adelphi, 1-11 John Adam Street, London, WC2N 6HT, United Kingdom