PBEC: Events & Programs: 1999: IGM: Photos: 18 May 1999: Special Keynote & Plenary Session II

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MAIN PAGE | EVENTS & PROGRAMS | 1999 | IGM | PHOTOS | 18 MAY 1999 | SPECIAL KEYNOTE & PLENARY SESSION III

S.R. Cho, Chairman of PBEC Korea, opens the day's proceedings and introduces the special keynote speaker, The Honorable Kyu-Sung Lee, Minister of Finance, Republic of Korea.

The Honorable Kyu-Sung Lee, Minister of Finance, Republic of Korea, delivers a special keynote address Tuesday morning.

Kyu-Sung Lee outlines Korea's ambitious and comprehensive financial plan, key to the country's early signs of recovery from the Asian financial crisis.

Ronnie Chan introduces introduces Ernest S. Micek, Chairman & CEO of Cargill Incorporated and the featured speaker for the plenary session, "Environment and Growth."

Ernest S. Micek, Chairman & CEO of Cargill Incorporated (USA), is the featured speaker of the third plenary session, "Environment and Growth." Cargill is one of the largest food processors and distributors in the Asia Pacific region.

Micek presents an overview of the "open food system," drawing from statistics projecting dramatic population growth and development in the Pacific Basin.

		S.R. Cho, Chairman of PBEC Korea, opens the day's proceedings and introduces the special keynote speaker, The Honorable Kyu-Sung Lee, Minister of Finance, Republic of Korea.

		The Honorable Kyu-Sung Lee, Minister of Finance, Republic of Korea, delivers a special keynote address Tuesday morning.

		Kyu-Sung Lee outlines Korea's ambitious and comprehensive financial plan, key to the country's early signs of recovery from the Asian financial crisis.

		Ronnie Chan introduces introduces Ernest S. Micek, Chairman & CEO of Cargill Incorporated and the featured speaker for the plenary session, "Environment and Growth."

		Ernest S. Micek, Chairman & CEO of Cargill Incorporated (USA), is the featured speaker of the third plenary session, "Environment and Growth." Cargill is one of the largest food processors and distributors in the Asia Pacific region.

		Micek presents an overview of the "open food system," drawing from statistics projecting dramatic population growth and development in the Pacific Basin.