Tommy Chai

Our final panel today examines some of the most significant expressions of risks in Southeast Asia’s most vulnerable economies and important economic infrastructures, and the prospects for de-riskification. Prof. Kanishka Jayasuriya (Chair) A/Prof. Keith Barney Ms Elina Noor

Panel 2 examines how geo-economic shifts—great-power pressures, economic fragmentation, new tech—are reshaping the production, processing, supply, and the ‘greening’ imperatives of SEA resource-rich economies. Dr. Emirza Syailendra (Chair) Dr. Eva Warburton Dr. Trissia Wijaya

Panel 2 examines how geo-economic shifts—great-power pressures, economic fragmentation, new tech—are reshaping the production, processing, supply, and the ‘greening’ imperatives of SEA resource-rich economies. Dr. Emirza Syailendra (Chair) Dr. Eva Warburton Dr. Trissia Wijaya

Panel 1 dives into realignments How are Southeast Asian states realigning across great-power ties, domestic state-society relations, and economic-security trade-offs? Featuring: Dr. Nicholas Chan (Chair) Prof. Helen Nesadurai Dr. Vũ Thành Tự Anh Prof. Evelyn Goh

Panel 1 dives into realignments How are Southeast Asian states realigning across great-power ties, domestic state-society relations, and economic-security trade-offs? Featuring: Dr. Nicholas Chan (Chair) Prof. Helen Nesadurai Dr. Vũ Thành Tự Anh Prof. Evelyn Goh

Kicking off the SEAI Institute’s Regional Geo-Economic Update, with opening welcome and remarks by Prof. Evelyn Goh and Prof. Helen Sullivan.