Apec Vietnam 2006

Le don Apec 2006 phan 1

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Lễ đón Apec 2006 tại Việt Nam.

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Le don Apec 2006 phan 3

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Lễ đón Apec 2006 tại Việt Nam.

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TVC - APEC vietnam 2006.

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Vietnam - Apec 2006

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Vietnam - Apec 2006

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APEC's Leaders with Vietnamese traditional adress

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APEC's Leaders with Vietnamese traditional adress.

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Bush in Vietnam - Apec 2006

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Vietnam Hidden Charm Ao Dai APEC 2006

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Vietnam Hidden Charm Ao Dai APEC 2006.

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Vietnam National Convention Center APEC

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16-11-2006: The 4th day I work in NCC.

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14th APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting wraps up in success

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After two retreats chaired by Vietnamse President Nguyễn Minh Triết, the 14th APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting wrapped up successfully in the morning of Novemb...

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A look at Vietnam's economy ahead of the APEC summit

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SHOTLIST Hanoi - 27 October 2006 1. Wide of high rise buildings 2. Various wides of buildings under construction 3. Exterior of "The Manor", a housing, apartment and office tower complex 4. Worker welding on the constructing site 5. Workers in the constructing site 6. Exterior of "The Manor" 7. Pan from top of tower to main entrance of "The Manor" 8. Sign board of "The Manor" in front of constructing site 9. Mr. Vu Quang Hoi, CEO of Bitexco Land group, owner of "The Manor" project talking with his colleagues 10. Mid of Hoi talking with colleagues 11. SOUNDBITE (Vietnamese) Vu Quang Hoi, CEO of Bitexco Land group: "Since 2000, Vietnam has had a rapid and stable economic growth. It leads to the development of all industries. Real estate, in particular, has been developing fast to meet the increasing demands in the future." 12. Tilt up from workers to towers Hanoi - 30 October 2006 13. Wide of exterior of Big C supermarket 14. Wide of garment and footwear sections in the supermarket 15. Wide of fruit section 16. Pan of electronic section 17. Customers with trolleys in the supermarket 18. Wide of checkout aisles 19. Close of goods being checked 20. Mid of customers paying for goods 21. Mid of Guy Lacombe, General Manager of Vietnam Casino Group, owner of Big C supermarket 22. SOUNDBITE (French) Guy Lacombe, General Manager of Vietnam Casino Group: "Since 2000, the turnover has been increasing at 20 percent every year. We can't complain about it as we don't have this kind of growth in Europe nowadays. Vietnam being a member of WTO (World Trade Organisation) will allow us to keep the same margin for at least several more years." 23. Girl shopping at cosmetic section. 24. Girls shopping at cosmetic section. 25. Wide of office of senior economist Le Dang Doanh at Vietnam's Ministry of Planning and Investment 26. SOUNDBITE (Vietnamese) Le Dang Doanh, Senior economist at Vietnam's Ministry of Planning and Investment: "After 20 year of the 'doi moi' (renewal) policy implementation, Vietnam has gained the most important steps of development in its contemporary history. Vietnam has a continual economic growth of 7.5 percent, has reduced the poverty rate from 58 percent in 1992 to 29 percent in 2002 and to 17 percent at present. Vietnam is developing comprehensively in all fields of the economy. Becoming member of the WTO this year will be a major turning point for Vietnam's economic development." Vinh Phuc - 7 November 2006 27. Wide of Honda car assembling factory 28. Mid of engineers working 29. Mid of engineer working 30. Wide of engineer working 31. Mid of engineers working on assembled car STORYLINE: Vietnam's recent entry into the WTO (World Trade Organisation) has highlighted what many see as a major turning point in the country's economic development. The South East Asian country will also play host to the 21 country members of the Asia-Pacific Summit in late November, further reinforcing its economic strides. After 20 years of implementing the "doi moi" or renewal policy, in which the government loosened tight economic controls and opened up the economy to the outside world, Vietnam has achieved major breakthroughs. Its economy is growing at an average of 7.5 percent, the second fastest after China. "Vietnam has reduced the poverty rate from 58 percent in 1992 to 29 percent in 2002 and to 17 percent at present. Vietnam is developing comprehensively in all fields of the economy." said Le Dang Doanh, senior economist at the Ministry of Planning and Investment. The face of the country has been changing rapidly. New office towers, luxury housing and apartment complexes are springing up across Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh city. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/af871844bac1dd294daf31e2ce5e3b29 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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Final preparations in Hanoi ahead of the APEC summit

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SHOTLIST 6 November 2006 1. Zoom out from sun to elderly doing Tai Chi with fans 2. Mid of elderly doing Tai Chi with fans 3. Low shot of elderly doing Tai Chi with fans 4. SOUNDBITE (Vietnamese) Nguyen Thi Lan, retired: "The city is very beautiful. It is clean and beautiful everywhere with decorations for APEC. I am excited about the event." 5. Wide of traffic 11 October 2006 6. Wide of workers preparing a pavilion from plastic flowers reading "APEC VIETNAM 2006" 7. Mid of workers pinning plastic flowers onto the pavilion 8. Close up of arranging flowers 9. Wide of National Convention Centre's main entrance 10. Wide exterior of National Convention Centre 6 November 2006 11. Wide of street with banner reading "Welcome APEC" 12. Vietnamese woman in traditional conical hat walking through traffic 13. Wide of a tea stall on a Hanoi pavement 14. SOUNDBITE (Vietnamese) Pham Van Bac, Insurance official: "It is really an honour for Vietnam to host the 14th APEC summit. Receiving leaders from the member countries, including those of very big economies like the US, Russia, Japan, China and Australia, is a pride for Vietnamese people." 15. Wide of street with APEC banner hanging above traffic 16. Mid of a tea stall on a Hanoi pavement 17. Wide of a newspaper store on a Hanoi pavement with set up shot of Nguyen Minh Bac 18. SOUNDBITE (Vietnamese) Nguyen Minh Bac, Civil Engineer: "Although it is not an easy duty to host such a big event like the APEC summit, it will be a great opportunity for Vietnam to bring its image out to the world. People will have a chance to know of Vietnam, a dynamic country." 6 June 2006 19. Pan of Vietnam's National Assembly hall 25 October 2006 20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ton Nu Thi Ninh, Vice chairman of the Foreign Affairs committee of Vietnam's National Assembly: "Very frankly, I can see things getting prepared, I can see the media getting prepared but I wouldn't describe it as fever. There is no fever around. We are more relaxed about it." 6 November 2006 21. Wide of sunset scene on West lake 22. Close up of the sun 23. Pan from a neon sign board for APEC to people doing aerobics by Hoan Kiem lake 24. People practicing aerobics 25. SOUNDBITE: (Vietnamese) Thanh Nhan, Aerobic instructor: "The atmosphere in Hanoi ahead of the APEC summit is great. Everyone is waiting for the event to come. We are keen to see Vietnam having a position in the world arena, more and more people will know of my lovely country." 26. Wide of art performance to greet APEC 27. Close up of sign reading "HANOI - VIETNAM APEC 2006" 28. Performers dancing in traditional costumes and hats STORYLINE Final preparations were under way in Hanoi, a week before the Vietnamese capital plays host to this year's Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit. The event will be Vietnam's biggest international event ever and with hundreds of (m) millions of US dollars spent on the project, the Vietnamese government is determined to make it a success. "The city is very beautiful. It is clean and beautiful everywhere with decorations for APEC. I am excited about the event," said Nguyen Thi Lan, an elderly Hanoi resident. The city spent some 40-thousand US dollars on decorating streets throughout Hanoi with fresh and artificial flowers. Banners and slogans to greet the event are on show across the city. The event will take place in the National Convention Centre, a 268 (m) million US dollars complex sitting on an area of 64 hectares, including a parking lot for up to one thousand cars and a helicopter area. The main building, architecturally inspired from the country's world heritage Halong Bay, houses a meeting room with 3,800 seats, news conference rooms and a fully equipped international media centre. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d5cbbc5d7708a7b41045a083213a9a1f Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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14th APEC Leaders' Meeting starts

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In the afternoon of November 18, leaders of 21 APEC economies convened in an informal retreat chaired by Vietnamese President Nguyễn Minh Triết to start thei...

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Preview ahead of APEC summit in Australia

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FILE: Sydney, Australia - 3 March, 2007 1. Wide of Sydney Harbour, bridge and Opera House 2. Mid of Sydney Opera House 3. Wide of Sydney skyline FILE: Hanoi, Vietnam - 19 November, 2006 4. Wide of Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) group leaders wearing native shirts at declaration reading 5. Australian Prime Minister John Howard (front row, right), Sultan of Brunei Hassanal Bolkiah (front row, left), Singapore Prime Minister, Lee Hsien Loong (back row, right) and Taiwanese envoy Morris Chang (back row, left) 6. US President George W. Bush (back row) and China's President Hu Jintao (front row) FILE: Outside Beijing, China - 6 July, 2001 7. Tilt-up from close-up of sand in desert to wide of landscape with neighbourhood in distance FILE: Lingjiang, China - 14 September, 2004 8. Wide of coal mining area 9. Wide of man knocking coal into chute FILE: Jakarta, Indonesia - 30 June, 2007 10. Close-up of fumes coming out of vehicle's exhaust pipe 11. Wide of traffic FILE: Jakarta, Indonesia - 29 June, 2007 12. Counter in bank 13. Close-up of man handling 100 US dollar notes FILE: Bangkok, Thailand - 16 August, 2007 14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Somjai Phagaphasvivat, Thammasat University: "Like what happened in the EU, the less developed countries have been helped up by the richer countries in order to break the disparity. So the Asia-Pacific needs that kind of approach. The rich ones help a little bit to jack up the growth and the social problem of the lesser ones. Otherwise you know APEC could not be progressing in that context of disparity." FILE: Bangkok, Thailand - 20 September, 2005 15. Tanks at government office 16. Soldier leaning on barricade 17. Military appointed Thai Prime Minister Surayud Chulalont in uniform speaking to media FILE: Near Yangon, Myanmar, 9 October, 2006 18. Lieutenant-General Thein Sein reading statement at Constitutional Convention 19. Wide of convention delegates listening to statement FILE: Bangkok, Thailand - 16 August, 2007 20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tadzrul Tahir Hamzah, Southeast Asia Programme, Forum-Asia: "The significant erosion of democracy is to do with the increasing military influence in the name of counter-terrorism. You know, like the Philippines. But in the Philippines America is a close ally, and in Thailand for that matter as well, in the name of counter-terrorism. They have their own internal conflict in the south for instance." FILE: Phuket, Thailand - January 1, 2005 21. Various of damage caused by tsunami FILE: Bangkok, Thailand - 16 August, 2007 22. SOUNDBITE: (English) Paul Risley, World Food Program (WFP): "It is very critical for the political leadership of the APEC region to recognise not only the ability of each government in each country to help other countries when they are in need, but also to underscore the need for training and coordination and planning. Natural disasters cannot be determined in advance where and when they will hit. But we can certainly be ready for the response." FILE: Hanoi, Vietnam - 19 November, 2006 23. Wide of APEC group leaders wearing native shirts and waving 24. Pan from Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung to Chinese President Hu Jintao to US President George W. Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin walking STORYLINE: Global warming, not trade or measures to combat terrorism, will top the agenda at next week's gathering of Pacific-Rim leaders - a year after climate change barely got a mention in the group's final declaration. Senior officials headed south on Friday to finalise statements that will be signed by the leaders at the culmination of a week-long round of meetings and top-level hobnobbing, against the backdrop of the Sydney Opera House. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/73a8719d7e5e02873ba46e7381ab6da3 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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The US' relationship with Southeast Asian countries ahead of APEC summit

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SHOTLIST POOL FILE: Canberra, Australia - 23 October, 2003 1. US President George W Bush entering Australian parliament building alongside Australian Prime Minister John Howard 2. Close-up of Bush standing as US National Anthem is played 3. Bush entering parliamentary chamber and shaking hands with speaker AP Television Jakarta, Indonesia - 4 November, 2006 4. Pan of anti-US protest 5. Protesters holding anti-US banners 6. Close-up of protester wearing white hood chanting (in Indonesian): "Reject Bush" 7. Wide shot of protesters chanting FILE: Manila, Philippines -20 March, 2006 8. Wide shot of protesters throwing fruit at poster of Bush 9. Pan from protesters throwing fruit to poster of Bush 10. Various of protesters throwing at and smearing poster with fruit 11. Protesters lying down on ground Bangkok, Thailand - 7 November 2006 12. Set-up shot of former Thai Chairman of Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs Kraisak Choonhavan in office 13. Close-up of hands 14. SOUNDBITE (English) Kraisak Choonhavan, former Chairman of Thai Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs: "The US role in Southeast Asia as far as economic role, it's been diminished considerably. And it's more looked as (though) the US (is) dealing with China more than anything." FILE: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam - 19 November, 2000 15. Former US President Bill Clinton standing among children 16. Wide shot of Clinton applauding children 17. Clinton putting on blue helmet, children cheering Hanoi, Vietnam - 7 November, 2006 18. Wide shot of street with APEC banner overhead 19. Floral arrangement on side of road reading "APEC" 20. SOUNDBITE (Vietnamese) Vox pop, Luong Van Toan, Vietnam war veteran: "The US President Bush's official visit to Vietnam is a special event. The relations between the two countries will be strengthened and on top of that, with this visit, the US will help Vietnam promote its economic status." 21. Exterior of Fedex office 22. SOUNDBITE (Vietnamese) Vox pop, Giang Cao Thao, businessman: "President Bush's visit to Vietnam will positively affect the country's economy. It opens new opportunities for Vietnam to have an image to be more recognised in the world. Hence, investors will know more about Vietnam as an active developing economy." 23. Close-up of Jeep with Citibank office in background 24. Exterior of Ford factory 25. Workers assembling vehicle inside 26. Zoom out from Ford logo on car to wide shot of vehicle POOL Busan, South Korea FILE - 18 November, 2005 27. Wide shot of Bush standing alongside Southeast Asian leaders during Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit 28. Various of leaders with Bush STORYLINE US President George W Bush is expected to travel to Hanoi later this month for the 18-19 November Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit. Vietnam is preparing to host the annual summit, which will draw leaders from 21 countries and thousands of business executives from around the world. The APEC conferences began in Seattle during the Clinton administration (former US President Bill Clinton) with hopes of achieving a number of agreements, including improving regional and international trade relations. While the forum has achieved some of its economic goals, it has also become an important opportunity for leaders to talk face to face about a variety of subjects. Vietnam and the US, two former foes, began implementing a bilateral trade deal in 2001, 26 years after US troops pulled out of the country. Since then trade has flourished. Many Vietnamese residents welcome Bush's presence during the summit, saying it will raise Vietnam's profile as a developing economy. "Investors will know more about Vietnam as an active developing economy," he added. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/ee63de62ea66ed1f76caf624337bbfbb Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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Tradition of protests absent at this year's APEC summit

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Hanoi, Vietnam, November 17 2006 1. Various exterior of convention centre 2. Traffic 3. Various of armed police outside centre 4. Various of police officers re-directing moped riders in street 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tran Tien Duc, health activist : "I think the awareness of ordinary people about globalisation, APEC, WTO and other things is quite low. That is why they will not know much about the negative impact of global development." 6. Mid shot of Downer 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Alexander Downer, Australian Foreign Minister: "We would expect a few more than you'll get in Vietnam. I think there probably will be some protesters but you know what we say about Australia, it's a free country. People are free to express whatever view they like. And if they want to protest they can protest. As long as in protesting they don't break the law. As long as in protesting they don't get in the way of people and disrupt the meeting itself or disrupt peoples' capacity to get to and from the meetings." Manila, Philippines, 17 November 2006 8. Wide of news conference of New Patriotic Alliance (BAYAN) 9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Renato Reyes, Jr., BAYAN Secretary General: "Sad to say we don't have very strong social movements in Vietnam, we don't have very strong partner organisations there in the anti-imperialist struggle. So I think that is one main hindrance, for the participation of other groups who are interested about the APEC, from going to Vietnam. It's very difficult to hold protest actions in countries where there are no strong social movements." 10. Cutaway to wide of interview 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Renato Reyes, Jr., BAYAN Secretary General: "The Vietnamese people have to come to terms first with the kind of government that they have. They have a government that claims to be a communist government but in fact is implementing capitalist reforms." FILE Manila, Philippines, 13 November 1996 12. Wide of anti-APEC march 13. Mid of protesters in anti-APEC march 14. Wide of protesters with placards reading' "junk APEC" Manila, Philippines, 17 November 2006 15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Renato Reyes, Jr., BAYAN Secretary General: "It would be more possible to hold protest actions in the solidarity movements in Australia for the next APEC meeting because there are existing social movements there, for workers, for students, and other sectors, so that is something that we look forward to." 16. Mid of Reyes in front of computer 17. Close up of computer monitor displaying protest website STORYLINE: APEC's (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum) leaders meeting in Hanoi in Vietnam this weekend are unlikely to have to deal with the protests that have affected similar summits in recent years. In contrast with last year's battles between demonstrators and police in South Korea, Hanoi's streets are more likely to be congested with traffic than any kind of anti-globalisation demonstrations. There are two principal reasons why there won't be any rallies: firstly Vietnam has very strict laws about public gatherings and permission has to be received from the police to protest, which would not be granted during APEC. Secondly, Vietnam has been less affected by globalisation than other countries, so there is less of a grass roots anti-globalisation movement. Vietnamese society also has less access to information about the issues that might inflame some sectors of society. Vietnamese health activist Tran Tien Duc, speaking in Hanoi on Friday, said ;"I think the awareness of ordinary people about globalisation, APEC, WTO and other things is quite low. That is why they will not know much about the negative impact of global development." Trade meetings all over the world have drawn growing numbers of protesters. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/6f966419051ba49341e4921693c38109 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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APEC 2007 Welcome

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Flicks won the tender to produce the Welcome videos for the PM & Treasurer that were used at the close of the 2006 APEC meeting in Vietnam. It was a compelling clip used to invite member countries to the 2007 APEC event in Sydney. These clips were mostly stock footage from 80 sources which involved a huge research effort on our behalf to secure the materials at minimum costs.

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Report on issues behind expected demos agst Bush at APEC

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AP Television Sydney, Australia - 3 September, 2007 1. Wide of Sydney Harbour with Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) flags waving in foreground 2. Close up of flags AP Television FILE: Hanoi, Vietnam - 18 November, 2006 3. US President George W Bush walking into APEC meeting AP Television Sydney, Australia - 3 September, 2007 4. Close-up of poster showing Bush with former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Australian Prime Minister John Howard with elongated noses reading: (English) "Did they lie?" 5. Various of activist working on banner 6. Close-up of t-shirt with picture of Bush's face reading: (English) "Wanted for crimes against humanity." 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Alex Bainbridge, Spokesperson for 'Stop Bush Coalition': "Look, (US President) George (W) Bush as I understand it is probably the most unpopular president in the US history, and certainly in Australia that is reflected here. I don't think most people have got much respect for the US President." AP Television FILE: Auckland, New Zealand - 13 September, 1999 8. Then-US President Bill Clinton arriving for APEC summit 9. Cutaway of cameras POOL FILE: Auckland, New Zealand - 13 September, 1999 10. Clinton shaking hands with then-New Zealand Prime Minister Jenny Shipley AP Television Sydney, Australia - 3 September, 2007 11. Various of book, cover reads: (English) "Australia and the United States in the American Century." 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Roger Bell, Historian: "There was a much more relaxed, open, generous relationship, and somewhat more affectionate with the United States under the Clinton administration. Partly because of Clinton, but also because, and more substantially, his foreign policies were a bit more liberal, more engaged with other societies and more multilateral. Suggested America was interested in being a good international citizen. I think they've lost that image today." AP Television Canberra, Australia - 2003 13. Bush and Australian Prime Minister John Howard walking into legislature 14. Pan from jeering protestors to legislature 15. Various of protestors yelling and clashing with police AP Television Sydney, Australia - 3 September, 2007 16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox Pop, No Name Given: "I think he's working very hard at becoming increasingly unpopular, yeah. But, he seems to be doing a good enough job at that himself, so I don't need to rub his nose in it any further." 17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox Pop, No Name Given: "I don't know why they're protesting. Because maybe the war in Iraq, and a few things. But for me, I have nothing against him." AP Television Bangkok, Thailand - 20 October, 2003 18. Various of protestors marching with placards with Bush's face on and chanting anti-Bush slogans 19. Protesters holding banner reading: (English) "Stop Bush" 20. Wide of anti-Bush protesters AP Television FILE: Jakarta, Indonesia - 15 August, 2007 21. Setup of Din Syamsuddin, head of Islamic Organisation of Indonesia 22. Close-up of Din's hand 23. SOUNDBITE: (English) Din Syasmuddin, Head of Islamic Organisation of Indonesia: "From very close distance observation, among the Muslim community, they perceive that this American President (George W) Bush has kind of hatred against Islam and for some Muslims he's perceived as a fundamentalist in the sense that he has a certain agenda to destroy Islam." AP Television - Hanoi, Vietnam - 18 November, 2006 24. Bush walking away from leaders photo-opportunity with Russian President Vladimir Putin STORYLINE: US President George W. Bush was expected to arrive in Sydney late on Tuesday for the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit. Australians are not alone in demonstrating against Bush. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/db1c73fa23c9a019a81f8f9665c419b6 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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Welcome to Viet Nam!

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Secrecy surrounds what APEC leaders will wear

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Lima, Peru - 7 November 2008 1. Wide top-shot of Lima skyline Lima, Peru - 18 November 2008 2. Wide of an Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit sign in street Lima, Peru - 17 November 2008 3. Set-up of Peruvian Ambassador and Deputy Foreign Minister for APEC 2008, Gonzalo Gutierrez 4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gonzalo Gutierrez, Peruvian Ambassador and Deputy Foreign Minister for APEC 2008: "Yeah well, that's a secret. That will be known when you see the leaders for the official photograph." FILE: Sydney, Australia - September 2007 5. Wide of APEC leaders dressed in Driza-Bone coats posing for family photo from the steps of the Sydney Opera House 6. Pan across APEC leaders FILE: Santiago, Chile - November 2004 7. Wide of APEC leaders wearing traditional Huaso Chamantos ponchos, posing for family photo 8. Pan right across leaders Lima, Peru - 18 November 2008 9. Wide of men looking at Vicuna wool products inside a shop 10. Close-up of Vicuna wool shawls on display 11. Close-up of a photo of a Vicuna next to a shawl FILE: Ayacucho, Peru - Exact date unknown 12. Wide of a herd of Vicuna 13. Man shearing wool from a Vicuna Lima, Peru - 18 November 2008 14. Store owner, Ana Teresa Freire, holding Vicuna wool shawl on display 15. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Ana Teresa Freire, Kuna, Vicuna and Alpaca wool garment manufacturer: "It is a fibre that is admired by Peruvians and foreigners. We are specially surprised that it is particularly appreciated abroad. Vicuna is considered nowadays to be one of the finest fibres in the world." 16. Various of towns people performing dance in Chalecos, traditional Peruvian costumes 17. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Ana Teresa Freire, Kuna, Vicuna and Alpaca wool garment manufacturer: "I cannot give away the details of the chosen garment (for APEC). I want to keep it to myself and respect the government's wishes." (Reporter's Q: (Spanish) "But you can confirm that you have been involved in providing gifts to the APEC leaders?") "Yes, definitely. We have been approached and we have been in contact with them. Our company is definitely participating in APEC with a strong presence." FILE: Hanoi, Vietnam - November 2006 18. Various leaders including US President George W. Bush, former Chinese president Jiang Zemin, and former Russian president, Vladimir Putin, and former Australian prime minister, John Howard wearing the Aodai, a traditional Vietnamese silk shirt worn during the 2006 APEC summit STORYLINE: While Asia-Pacific leaders prepare for the 2008 Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Peru this week, secrecy still surrounds what they will wear during their traditional family photograph at the conclusion of the talks. During past APEC meetings, leaders wore cowboy style coats in Australia, traditional silk shirts in Vietnam and ponchos in Chile. This year, some speculate that Peru may use it's famed Vicuna wool as part of its traditional offering. Vicuna is an animal similar to the llama which is only found in the Andean region and was once considered endangered. The owner of a local store selling Vicuna products, Ana Teresa Freire, confirmed that she has received an order from the government but she did not want to give too much away in keeping with its wishes. The 2008 APEC summit will be held in the Peruvian capital, Lima, and will bring together 21 APEC leaders. The meeting is scheduled to start on 22 November. The meeting traditionally provides leaders with the opportunity to discuss economic issues in the region but the summit in Peru is expected to be dominated by talks surrounding the global economic crisis. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/11ce7a567d786866386c285270e50313 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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A look at the shirts that leaders will wear during APEC; FILE

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SHOTLIST : Singapore - November 9, 2009 1. Wide of Singapore landscape 2. Close of Merlion statue of Singapore 3. Wide of tourists taking photos at the statue 4. Wide of children with Esplanade theatre in background 5. Wide of Singaporean designer Wykidd Song putting cufflink on sleeve of model APEC shirt 6. Close-up of Song's design for APEC shirt 7. Pan of Song's design for APEC shirts 8. Pan down of model APEC shirt 9. Close-up of embroidery 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Wykidd Song, Singapore designer of 2009 APEC shirt: "It's a hundred percent linen. And the details are painstakingly hand-embroidered, and it's very intricate in design." FILE: Sydney, Australia - September, 2007 11. Mid of Chinese President Hu Jintao, and Indonesia President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono wearing Drizabone jackets during APEC Sydney 12. Mid of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper wearing Drizabone jacket 13. Wide of APEC leaders wearing Drizabone jackets waving during family photo FILE: Hanoi, Vietnam - November, 2006 14. Wide of Hu and Vietnamese President Nguyen Minh Triet walking while wearing the Ao dai during APEC Hanoi 15. Various of APEC leaders wearing Ao dai during APEC Hanoi Singapore - November 9, 2009 16. Song putting cufflink on sleeve of model APEC shirt 17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Wykidd Song, Singapore designer of 2009 APEC shirt: "I never design costumes, or I never design funny shirts. And the thing is, it really is about something beautiful that they can take out and wear again." 18. Mid of people walking 19. Wide of people walking in tourist district STORYLINE : A Singaporean clothes designer is adding the final touches to a traditional outfit for Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) leaders to wear at the upcoming summit. Singapore is hosting this week's meeting of APEC, a regional economic bloc comprising of 21 Pacific Rim countries. The city state is well known for its works of art such as the Merlion statue and the durian-shaped Esplanade theatre. But now one of its artists wants to make the leaders of APEC get a real taste of Singapore's rich traditions. Singaporean designer Wykidd Song has been tasked with creating this year's traditional outfit for the APEC leaders. Song picked a design for the attire, which is deeply rooted in the Peranakan culture, a unique blend of Chinese, Malay and Indian cultures. These cultural mixes reflect Singapore's own identity as a multi-racial and multi-cultural society. Song said he used one hundred percent linen to create the attire, which has hand-embroidered designs. The colours of the shirt refer to the official logo for this year's meeting. Male APEC leaders can pick blue, red or green, while female leaders will wear red. The shirt comes with a set of unique accessories as well, such as round-shaped silver cufflinks for men and a silver brooch for women. Both accessories use precious gem stones. Song said he wanted to create an item that the leaders could take home and wear again on another occasion. The APEC leaders will be wearing the traditional shirt during the official dinner this Saturday. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/3793d6ea34460094ba61a5f99889806f Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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Ministers meet in hope of breaking global trade talks impasse, reax to Thai coup

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SHOTLIST Hanoi, Vietnam, November 15, 2006 1. Wide pan across lobby of Convention Centre 2. Delegates riding up escalator 3. Hong Kong Commerce Secretary Joseph Wong entering, being welcomed by Vietnamese Trade minister Truong Dinh Tuyen 4. Cutaway cameraman 5. World Trade Organisation President Pascal Lamy shaking hands with Taiwanese delegate 6. Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Aso crossing room 7. Taiwanese delegate talking with South Korean delegation 8. New Zealand Trade Minister Phil Goff talking with delegate Hanoi, Vietnam, November 15, 2006 9. Russian delegate speaking with others 10. Mexican delegate crossing room 10. World Trade Organisation (WTO) President Pascal Lamy speaking with Indonesian Indonesian Foreign Minister Hassan Wirajuda Hanoi, Vietnam, November 15, 2006 11. Wide of APEC meeting FILE: Bangkok, Thailand, 20 September 2006 ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 12. Soldiers putting up barricades near Government House after coup 13. Soldiers in front of tank 14. Tank rotating barrel Hanoi, Vietnam, 15 November 2006 15. Wide of meeting between Thai Foreign Minister Nitya Pibulsonggram and New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters 16. Close up of Nitya 17. Close up of Peters 18. SOUNDBITE (English) Nitya Pibulsonggram, Thai Foreign Minister: "Happily, we have a number of members of APEC who understand our situation on the ground extremely well. And we have received from them a great deal of sympathy as to the intervention and to the situation that arose in September. I took the occasion to explain to some of those who have not understood it in the same light." FILE: Bangkok, Thailand, 20 September 2006 19. Soldier in front of barricade adorned with flowers, after coup 20. Tanks parked in front of monument and flags 21. Coup supporter being cheered by crowd 22. Tilt up from flowers from supporters to soldier Hanoi, Vietnam, 14 November 2006 23. SOUNDBITE (English) Alexander Downer, Australian Foreign Minister: "APEC has countries like China, of course, in it that are not by any stretch of the imagination democratic. Obviously in relation to what has happened in Thailand it is a matter of regret but there is not a formulation for a way to deal with that in APEC. APEC is a gathering of economies and it's designed to promote economic liberalisation throughout the Asia-Pacific region and I think it will make good progress this year." Hanoi, Vietnam, 15 November 2006 24. Wide of APEC ministerial meeting STORYLINE: Trade ministers tried to keep the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit focused on its economic agenda on Wednesday as sideline discussions on North Korea's nuclear weapons programme threatened to dominate the proceedings. The 21-nation Pacific Rim meeting was hoping to find ways to kick-start stalled World Trade Organisation (WTO) talks. But with so many top officials in one place, it was also a chance to meet face-to-face to discuss security issues. This is the first big meeting since North Korea tested a nuclear weapon on October 9, then agreed earlier this month to return to six-party talks on its nuclear programme that have been stalled for a year. Officials were taking advantage of the opportunity to work out a common strategy. But for Thailand, the APEC meeting is also the occasion to talk about politics, and not just economic matters, after a September military coup ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra over alleged corruption. Thai Foreign Minister Nitya Pibulsonggram said a number of APEC members understood the situation "extremely well" as he spent some time on the sidelines of APEC explaining his country's situation and enlisting support. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/80363016576d93a57b0d34eae3f37149 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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