ASEAN

What skills do ASEAN countries need to meet the challenges of the future?

Airport workers start up computers at the check-in counter as anti-government protesters pack up to leave Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi International Airport December 3, 2008.

Image: REUTERS/Darren Whiteside

Juliana Koh
Researcher, Singapore Management University
Annie Koh
Vice President, Office of Business Development, Singapore Management University
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