Manila Declaration on Strengthening Participation in Sustainable Youth Employment Author(s): Category: Socio – Cultural FOR BRUNEI DARUSSALAM: Pehin Dato Haji Awang Hussain Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports FOR THE KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA: Chey Chap Undersecretary of State Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports FOR THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA: Abdul Malik Fadjar Minister of National Education FOR THE LAO PEOPLE’S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC: Phetsakhone Luang Aphay Acting Secretary General Laos People’s Revolutionary Youth Union FOR MALAYSIA: Dato Talaat Bin Husain Deputy Secretary General Ministry of Youth and Sports FOR THE UNION OF MYANMAR: General Sein Htwa Minister for Social Welfare, Relief and Resettlement FOR THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES: Paolo Benigno A. Aquino IV Chairperson National Youth Commission FOR THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE: Mohammad Maliki Osman Member of Parliament for Sembawang GRC and Council Member of the National Youth Council FOR THE KINGDOM OF THAILAND: Panit Nitithanprapas Permanent Secretary Ministry of Social Development and Human Security THE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETN AM: Hoang Binh Quan Chairman National Committee on Youth of Vietnam Document Type: Agreement Institution: ASEAN Section Item Y N Comments/Analysis The document was reflected in ☐ ☒ The document starting in the the administration of former year 2003 until present. president Fidel V. Ramos until Overview former president Benigno Aquino III. The document is a landmark ☐ ☒ agreement between Philippines and Singapore Implementation The agreement was/needed to be ☐ ☒ ratified. The document has the ratification ☒ ☐ - September 4, 2003 date of the agreement and the signed by parties involved were identified. Philippines & Singapore with the rest of the ASEAN countries The document contains ☒ ☐ - September 4, 2003 information about the entry to force of the agreement. The document discussed or cited ☒ ☐ - Inspections will be the monitoring procedure for the one of the approved agreement. facilities and procedures The document includes the ☒ ☐ general principles/ guidelines of operation for the agreement to take effect and be followed. The document has taken into ☒ ☐ - UN Millennium Summit account specifications in the Declaration agreement such as priority - to address projects and program outcomes. unemployment and underemployment as an emerging major area of concern for the youth of ASEAN within the context of globalisation
The document tackled settlement ☐ ☒
of disputes that might arise in enforcing the agreement. Cases The document has case/s on non- ☐ ☒ intervention by an signatory member state or involved party. Influence The document elucidates ☒ ☐ scenarios and conditions that affected/ or might affect cooperation in the international level. The document ascertains through ☒ ☐ This is to strengthen facts and figures, the participation in sustainable development in different sectors youth employment through of the society and economy 10 ways. because of the agreement. The document enumerates ☒ ☐ examples and events that prove and manifest shared Results and wider effects between both countries. Cooperation The document shows that the ☐ ☒ approach to cooperation is through a bilateral agreement. The document shows that the ☒ ☐ The agreement is signed and approach to cooperation is ratified by 10 ASEAN through a multilateral agreement. member states The document shows that the ☐ ☒ approach to cooperation is through a cross-organizational agreement. Challenges The document states that ☐ ☒ agreement is not binding on membership and compliance. The document reveals that the ☐ ☒ agreement has undergone deferment and irregularities. The document does not clearly or ☒ ☐ To address unemployment sufficiently elucidate on the and underemployment as an incentives and mutual benefits emerging major area of gained either on specific terms or concern for the youth of general guidelines. ASEAN within the context of globalisation The document manifests that the ☒ ☐ It started on September 4, agreement has been long existing 2003 (either needed or not needed ratification) but no evaluation sheets or even substantial progress/ assessment reports.