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  1. Which ASEAN country has the largest land area?

    Answer: Indonesia

    Indonesia is the largest ASEAN country by land area, spanning over 1.9 million square kilometers across its archipelago.

  2. What is the official working language of ASEAN?

    Answer: English

    English is the sole official working language of ASEAN, used in all formal communications and documents.

  3. Which ASEAN summit in 2003 adopted the 'Bali Concord II' establishing the ASEAN Community?

    Answer: 9th ASEAN Summit

    The 9th ASEAN Summit held in Bali, Indonesia in 2003 adopted the Declaration of ASEAN Concord II (Bali Concord II).

  4. The ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA) was established in which year?

    Answer: 1992

    AFTA was established in 1992 during the 4th ASEAN Summit in Singapore to promote intra-regional trade.

  5. Which country is NOT a member of ASEAN?

    Answer: East Timor

    East Timor (Timor-Leste) is not yet a full ASEAN member; it was granted observer status and its accession has been ongoing.

  6. What does the blue color on the ASEAN flag represent?

    Answer: Peace and stability

    The blue on the ASEAN flag represents peace and stability, reflecting the bloc's core aspiration for the region.

  7. Which body is responsible for ASEAN's day-to-day operations and official communications?

    Answer: ASEAN Secretariat

    The ASEAN Secretariat, headquartered in Jakarta, Indonesia, coordinates and implements ASEAN decisions and agreements.

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