Changes in the situation in the Asia-Pacific region and its impact on neighboring countries,

The organized calamity promotes the established goal of House A.

In addition to the PEC, there are other organizations in the Asia-Pacific region that are committed to strengthening Asia-Pacific cooperation, such as the Pacific Basin Economic Council, the Pacific Economic Cooperation Council, the Pacific Enterprise Forum and some sub-regional economic cooperation organizations.

These organizations have their own characteristics, and their activities, focuses, and specific goals are different, but their overall purpose is to promote regional economic cooperation and promote regional prosperity and progress.

Bu First of all, the general trend of world economic integration and grouping affects APEC's increasingly closer cooperation.

This impact has two aspects: First, regional economic grouping prompts AFEC to strengthen and accelerate economic union to cope with external challenges.

Second, the deepening interdependence among countries in the Asia-Pacific region also requires APEC to reduce trade and investment restrictions in the region and strengthen cooperation to accelerate regional economic development.

Secondly, the attitudes of the four major forces, the United States, Japan, ASEAN and China, determine APEC's transition to an institutionalized regional economic organization.

Starting from its new Asia-Pacific strategy, the United States actively advocates the establishment of an Asia-Pacific economic community and promotes the formation of the Asia-Pacific Free Trade Area.

As the main rival of the United States in the Asia-Pacific region, Japan originally intended to exclude the United States from participating in Asia-Pacific affairs. It would rather operate its "Asia Network" alone and consolidate its territory in East Asia in accordance with its "Flying Geese Model" strategy.