This site contains the complete Asia-Europe Vision Group Report (a download as a MS Word 97 file is possible). 26 scholars, diplomats, and politicians from Asia and Europe drafted the report, which was presented to the ASEM leaders in 1999. It gives a vision on future relations between the continents in the fields of politics, economic and security co-operation, environment, education, and culture.

The Asia House in Essen (Germany) is running this site. Under the section Asia-Europe, you will find basic information on the official ASEM process. The ASEM Calendar covers the years from 1997 to 2000. Furthermore, the site holds European and German documents on ASEM, research papers by various scholars, and also gives you an overview over NGO activities within ASEM.

This site belongs to the official homepage of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA). It does not only provide helpful links to the three ASEM Summits, but also displays a wide array of statements and documents on ASEM assorted from a Japanese point of view. The section Asia-Europe Young Leaders Symposium presents the results of this MOFA sponsored event in 1997.

One of the most impressive websites on Asia-Europe relations! You will find a huge amount of ASEM statements, research, and analysis under Research/Analysis on Asia-Europe Relations and ASEM Watch. The section Official ASEM-Process provides ASEM documents not only from the Summits, but also from various Ministers' Meetings. Finally, the Calendar (under ASEM Agenda) will give you a detailed outline on ASEM activities in the past and future (from 1995 to 2003).

This site is connected to 'Asia-Europe Dialogue' (ASED), the homepage of the German Heinrich-Boell-Foundation. It contains a number of research articles on current events in ASEM. Furthermore, it provides a list of helpful links on Asia-Europe.

This site is posted by the European Union. It features articles, documents, and reports on the ASEM process, mainly from a European point of view.

This site gives you a deep insight into the official ASEM process (Summits, Ministers' Meetings, and other ASEM initiatives). In its calendar, it also lists ASEM related events from 1998 to 2000 and beyond.

The following three URLs are posted by the host countries (Thailand, United Kingdom, and Korea) of the first three ASEM Summits. The sites feature reports, documents, and statements: