About FPTPEC
The France-Pacific Territories Economic Cooperation Committee, the most active member of PECC
Since 1997, France is β by virtue of its territories in the Pacific Ocean (French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Wallis-and-Futuna) β an associate member of the Pacific Economic Cooperation Council (PECC), a tripartite organization created in 1980 at the initiative of the Prime Ministers of Japan and Australia.
PECC's mission is to strengthen economic relations between the two shores of the Pacific by bringing together governments, businesses, and the academic world. The organization regularly provides forward-looking analyses to APEC as well as to the WTO, OECD, and UNCTAD.
The France-Pacific Territories Economic Cooperation Committee is recognized as the most active member of the organization.
Only European representative
Unique presence to promote EU positions within PECC
Geopolitical dimension
Contributes to maintaining the balance between the two shores of the Pacific
Tripartite organization
Governments, businesses and academia work together
π 22 PECC member economies
+ 1 associate member (France/Pacific Territories) + 2 institutional members (PAFTAD, PBEC)
With the support of
