Urging IPEF negotiators to deliver agreements that allow for greater ambition in the future, AAIP’s latest IPEF report makes compelling closing arguments as the 6th round of negotiations kicks off in Kuala Lumpur.

This AAIP report comes at a pivotal time for the ongoing trade negotiations for the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF). The report calls on the United States and its Indo-Pacific partners to ensure the IPEF agreement commits to long-term trade and economic engagement well into the future.

The IPEF agreement can play an important role in supporting future economic growth and innovation in the U.S. and the Indo-Pacific region. Meeting this worthy goal requires strong IPEF digital rules. This AAIP paper takes a close look at the IPEF digital trade chapter and makes key recommendations to IPEF negotiators.

This AAIP discussion paper examines enhanced models of public-private cooperation that can be undertaken to support IPEF’s objectives across the region.

This AAIP report provides detailed IPEF recommendations for all four IPEF pillars and builds on AAIP’s previous submission of IPEF recommendations from November 2022.

The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) is an important initiative for the region to promote higher standards, collaboration, and partnerships in key markets. AAIP has structured this document to include the following: - A summary of key positions and proposals for IPEF negotiation under its four pillars; - A technical annex that includes text recommendations and references under the relevant pillar.

AAIP considers the PGII a real opportunity to expand and deepen the impact of American business and investment in the Indo-Pacific region. The AAIP report explores why the PGII matters to the Indo-Pacific region, how best to bring the U.S. private sector in to support the PGII, and makes actionable recommendations to the U.S. Administration.

AAIP's comments on the upcoming IPEF talks underscore the views of the U.S. private sector that it is time for a bold and meaningful U.S. economic agenda in the region.

AAIP's comments on the upcoming IPEF talks underscore the views of the U.S. private sector that it is time for a bold and meaningful U.S. economic agenda in the region.