The phrase "asean from" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, lacking context or clarity.
Example: "The report was prepared by ASEAN from various member states."
Alternatives: "ASEAN originating from" or "ASEAN derived from".
Ultimately, the issue of healthcare access regardless of migrant status may require broadening the focus of migration discourse in ASEAN from mere "ASEAN migrant workers" to "ASEAN citizens".
Rodolfo Severino, who was secretary general of Asean from 1998 to 2002, identified Malaysia — which already exports palm oil, rubber and natural gas to China — as one of the countries that might benefit most from the removal of tariffs.
The underlying argument is that Indonesia, because of the size of its domestic market, should be the logical destination for foreign investors looking for a base within ASEAN from which to attack the regional market.
Rodolfo C. Severino, who was secretary general of Asean from 1998 to 2002, identified Malaysia — which already exports palm oil, rubber and natural gas to China — as one country that might benefit the most from the removal of tariffs.
"If we can keep the pressure on Myanmar from ASEAN, from India as well, that will be good..
Differently to the EU, most ASEAN refugees come from within the regional grouping, namely ASEAN.
In Singapore and Malaysia, most medical tourists are from ASEAN countries, whilst Thailand's consumers are often from outside the region, with the Japanese accounting for the largest share of foreign patients (table 2) [ 50].
Within Asia, which equity markets do you favor? A. We tend to be more optimistic on stocks from Asean countries, especially Thailand and Malaysia, as they would most likely benefit from Japan's improving economic growth.
The impetus seems to have come in part from ASEAN's own secretariat in Jakarta.
But the report from Asean -- which groups together Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam -- points up several worrisome trends.
Apart from ASEAN's own squabbling over proposals to abolish tariffs over the next decade, it is hard to imagine Japan lightly giving up agricultural protection.
