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PRIME MINISTER OF BRUNEI ( Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah )

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In 1991, he introduced a conservative ideology to Brunei called Melayu Islam Beraja

(MIB) or Malay Islamic Monarchy which represents the monarchy as the defender of the
faith. He has recently favored Brunei Government Democratization and declared himself
Prime Minister and President. In 2004, Legislative Council, which has been dissolved since
1962 was reopened.

PRIME MINISTER OF CAMBODIA ( Hun Sen )

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Contributions include the recovery of peace and stability in Cambodia, the

improvement of diplomatic relations between Cambodia and the Republic of Korea
and his efforts towards East Asian Cooperation.
Carried all field rehabilitation and development giving an opportunity to Cambodian
engineers to take part in the process of national reconstruction and development.
Contributions to the world of education include reassuring determination for the well
being of his people and the vast improvement of Cambodia-Thailand Relations.

PRIME MINISTER OF MYANMAR ( Thein Sein )

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The fourth highest ranked generals in the country and also served as head of the
Government Commission on the government sponsored National Convention and had
high level negotiations with Bangladesh and Cambodia. Also had high-level negotiations
with Laos and Vietnam.

PRIME MIINISTER OF MALAYSIA ( YB Dato Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Haji Abdul Razak )
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He focused on improving Malaysian sports and introduced the National Sports Policy in
1988.
In June 2009, Najib overturned a rule that required 30% Malay ownership in corporations,
and allowed non-ethnic Malays, like the Chinese and the Indians to exercise more
financial control in Malaysia.
Najib has also worked to improve relations with Singapore, which is seen by many as
Chinese-dominated, to encourage it to invest more heavily in the Malaysian economy.
The eight values of Malaysia as articulated by Najib Razak are perseverance, a culture of
excellence, acceptance, loyalty, education, humility, integrity, and meritocracy.

PRIME MINISTER OF SINGAPORE ( Lee Hsien Loong )

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Established government policies to reduce business costs, foster longer-term growth and
revive the Singapore economy. The committee's recommendations included reductions
in corporate, personal taxes and the introduction of a consumption tax.
To ease the growing budget deficit. Lee proposed to raise the GST (Goods and Services
Tax) from three percent to five percent.
Lee also initiated several relaxations of the requirements for Singapore citizenship,
notably for foreign-born children of Singaporean women. Lee initiated the policy of the
"Five-day work week", a plan that would remove a half-working day on Saturday.
To limit the negative social impact of casino gambling, Lee suggested that safeguards
be implemented, such as prohibiting minors from entering the casinos and charging
a S$100 entrance fee for Singaporeans and permanent residents or S$2000 for a yearlong entrance fee.
Relations with China and the United States have improved under Lees administration.

PRIME MINISTER OF THAILAND ( Yingluck Shinawatra )

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Yingluck established centralised flood monitoring and relief operations in mid-August and
made tours of flooded provinces. Yingluck also pledged to invest in long-term flood
prevention projects, including the construction of drainage canals. She invoked the 2007
Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Act and issued a disaster warning which gave her
government greater authority to manage flood control and drainage.
During Yingluck Shinawatra's tenure as Prime Minister, she traveled to more than 40
countries in an effort to strengthen the relationship between them. Her goals included
improvement of trade relations and increased export business investments, and studying
water resources management.

PRIME MINISTER OF TIMOR-LESTE ( Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao )

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He demonstrated his pragmatism by initiating formal negotiations with the Indonesian

Armed Forces leading to a cease fire.
He conceived and implemented the Policy of National Unity that translated into active
cooperation with the members of the Catholic Church and with the transitional
authorities of Timor Leste.
Developed the first organized national clandestine or secret network known as Frente
Clandestina. He also focused his efforts on the AVR (Association of Resistance Veterans)
an organization that encompasses former members of the clandestine network and aims
to create conditions for their skilled participation in the countrys developmental process.

PRESIDENT OF LAOS ( Choummaly Sayasone )

To guarantee the sustainability of both energy production and the environment,

President Choummaly called d on the agencies responsible to ensure they are well
managed in line with international standards.
He also urged hydropower developers to train their staff and constantly improve the
knowledge and skills of their Lao employees.

PRESIDENT OF INDONESIA ( Joko Widodo )

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Building new traditional markets including an antiques market and a home appliances
market

Constructing a 7-km city walk with a 3-meter wide pedestrian walkway along Surakarta's
main street

Revitalizing the Balekambang and Sriwedari parks

Stricter regulations on cutting down trees along the city's main streets

Rebranding Surakarta as a center of Javanese culture and tourism under the tagline "The
Spirit of Java"

Promoting the city as a center for meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions
(MICE)

The blusukan culture, the manner in which Jokowi made impromptu visits to certain areas
to hear directly from the people their needs and criticisms

Prohibiting his family members from bidding for city projects

Healthcare insurance program for all residents

Public transportation in the form of double-decker buses and the railbus

-Solo Techno Park, which helped support the Esemka Indonesian car project

PRESIDENT OF VIETNAM ( Truong Tan Sang )

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He would defend Vietnams independence and territorial integrity, and would resolve
the Spratly Islands dispute with China peacefully. Work to set a foundation that will allow
Vietnam to be become an industrialized and modernized country.

PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES ( Benigno Aquino III )

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He created the no wang-wang policy and this was practiced on his inaugural address

He assigned the notable Jesse Robredo as the secretary of DILG in 2010.

He initiated the K-12 education in the Philippines

He renamed the Office of the Press Secretary into Presidential Communications

Operations Office and appointed new officers

He signed an EO about suspension of allowances and bonuses of GOCCs and GFIs

board members

Has paved peace in Mindanao thru the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Movement

In 2012, the Philippine economy grew 7.1% besting other South East Asian countries