World Economic and Trade Center will be transferred to Asia-Pacific region in 2 1 century. The regional scope of the Asia-Pacific region is broadly defined as Pacific coastal countries and narrowly defined as Pacific Asia and Oceania. Its area accounts for 20% of the world's total area and its population is 654,380.8 billion, accounting for 30% of the world's total population. There are various political and economic systems, developed capitalist countries, newly industrialized countries and regions, and countries with economies in transition. Economically backward countries. Second, Asia has become a natural geographical condition in world trade, with a wide geographical scope and diverse natural conditions. Second, abundant labor resources. Third, there are abundant marine and land resources. Third, it is an important traffic location. The Asia-Pacific region has become the economic base of the world trade center. Its performance is: 1, Asia's economy is growing rapidly, the average annual growth rate of GNP in newly industrialized countries and ASEAN countries in Asia is above 5%, China is above 8%, and the Asian Four Little Dragons are at 5-7%. This shows their strength. Their position in the world economy and trade is rising. The GNP of Asia-Pacific 195 countries has surpassed that of the United States, accounting for about 25% of the world GNP, among which Japan is second only to the United States. According to the second place in the world, in 1995, foreign investment in East Asia has accounted for 13% of the world, and its scientific and technological strength has advanced by leaps and bounds. China has become the third largest space country and the fifth largest atomic energy technology country in the world. Japan has surpassed the United States in semiconductors, computer memory chips and robots, and its industry and product structure are increasingly advanced. The Asia-Pacific region has become the world economic and trade center with a policy environment of 1, and all countries in the Asia-Pacific region adopt foreign policies. Export-oriented economic policy to encourage exports: The four little dragons in Asia and ASEAN countries have changed the original import substitution strategy into an export-oriented strategy, encouraged exports and vigorously developed export-oriented economy. The main measures to attract foreign investment include: A, reducing tariffs B, canceling licenses and quotas C, providing land resources D at low prices, and speeding up infrastructure construction such as transportation, communication and energy. 3. Actively promote regional or sub-regional, intensive and non-intensive regional cooperation, and give full play to the advantages of Asia-Pacific countries with strong economic complementarities. 4. Attach importance to education, vigorously cultivate domestic talents and attract foreign talents. 5. The United States shifted the focus of economic and trade development from the Atlantic coast to the five Asian and Pacific countries. The challenge for the Asia-Pacific region to become a world economic and trade center is 1. Asia-Pacific countries are in the period of economic transition and adjustment, so they are very fragile. 2. Lack of scientific and technological strength and relatively backward industrial development. They are facing great challenges. ..