The Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) organized an international conference on 'Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum' in Seoul on 21-22 June, 1990.
The aims of this forum were to share the visions and areas of possible contributions for Asia-Pacific economic cooperation of the individual economies of the region and to deliberate on alternative schemes and modalities of institutional framework for such cooperation.
Twenty-three eminent researchers and academics as well as government decision-makers from Asia-Pacific countries participated in the forum in the hope that the outcome of the conference will provide meaningful insights for the future of Asia-Pacific economic cooperation.

1. The Asia-Pacific Economy During the 1990s :
Dynamism, Interdependence and Horizons in Economic Cooperation

2. Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation in the Changing Global Environment :
Issues and Prospects

3. Basic Directions and Areas for Cooperation :
Structural Issues of the Asia-Pacific Economies

4. Panel Statements on Toward the Success of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation :
Roles and Responsibilities

5. Regional Economic Cooperation Bodies in the Asia-Pacific :
Working Mechanism and Linkages

6. Panel Statements on Modality and Institutional Framework
for Asia-Pacific Cooperation