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Thank you very much, Karen, for the introduction. And to all of you, welcome to Beijing.

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I want to especially thank Mr. Gao from China Daily for your remarks and for your endorsement of the East West Center. And I take it from your remarks that while you did study hard, you also enjoyed Hawaii.

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I also want to thank Chairman Tsujimura and the President of the Association, Ned Schultz, for the invitation to speak to all of you. It¡¯s great to know that we have such strong partnerships between the East West Center with Peking University. Beida is actually enjoying its first day of the school year and some 35,000 students are flooding this campus and the associated campus, and it¡¯s great to see the parents and the students here. Beida has such a great history of education and educating and turning out the future business and government leaders of China and indeed the world.

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It¡¯s indeed a pleasure and an honor to be part of the distinguished roster of speakers at this conference. I want to thank all of you for what you have done to strengthen relations between the United States and China. I¡¯m very pleased to be asked to speak here today at the East West Center¡¯s International Alumni Conference because over its 50 year history the East West Center has served as the preeminent academic institution in connecting the United States with Asia, located conveniently in the middle of the Pacific Ocean in beautiful Honolulu.

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We can credit the East West Center for much of the understanding between the U.S. academic community and scholars, professionals, journalists, and people in business and government from throughout the Asia Pacific region in China and elsewhere. The United States Department of State is proud to have been a long-time contributor to the East West Center.

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As others have noted, there are over 4,000 Chinese alumni of the East West Center programs and they are part of the network of over 60,000 distinguished scholars, leaders, and journalists and other East West Center alumni from 22 countries. From Korea to Burma to Sri Lanka, many of whom are here at this year¡¯s conference.

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But we welcome you to China and we salute you for the ongoing role that you play in greater regional and global understanding. There are many famous alumni at the East West Center including, as I¡¯m sure all of you here today know, President Obama¡¯s mother, Ann Dunham.

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Much of the history of the 21st Century will be written in the Asia Pacific region. That¡¯s why conferences such as this, focused on community building and leadership in Asia Pacific, are so important.

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The research you present and the discussions you have over the coming days will contribute to our understanding of the common challenges that we face in the region. From education to the environment to good governance you will help us develop common solutions.

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In the last several decades the Asia Pacific region has emerged as a key driver of international economics and politics, and it¡¯s no surprise this region is known for its dynamism, its creativity and its diversity.

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The United States has been a leader in this region for nearly 200 years and our presence in the Asia Pacific has helped maintain stability, foster economic growth, and create opportunities for all of its peoples.

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The Asia Pacific is home to more than four billion people. Three of the world¡¯s four largest economies and some of the most vital ecosystems. Taken together, the Asia Pacific region accounts for almost 60 percent of the world¡¯s GDP and this region is critical to addressing nearly every international challenge that we face today.

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Recognizing the critical importance of this region it¡¯s no wonder that President Obama from the very beginning identified engagement with the Asia