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2021
  • 02

    The 9th Asi@Connect Governors’ Meeting in Virtual conference (Pakistan)

  • 03

    The 'Asi@Connect＇project period has been extended by 2 years.

  • 08

    The 10th Asi@Connect Governors’ Meeting in Virtual conference (Indonesia)

  • The 8th Asi@Connect Governors’ Meeting in Virtual conference (Hongkong)

    08
2020
2019
  • 02

    The 5th Asi@Connect Governors’ Meeting in Daejeon

  • 07

    The 6th Asi@Connect Governors’ Meeting in Putrajaya

  • The 3rd Asi@Connect Governors’ Meeting in Singapore

    03

  • The 4th Asi@Connect Governors’ Meeting in Auckland

    08
2018
2017
  • 02

    The 1st Asi@Connect Governors’ Meeting in New Delhi and
    Asi@Connect officially inaugurated with EU and Asi@Connect
    partners

  • 08

    The 2nd Asi@Connect Governors’ Meeting in Dalian

  • The 9th TEIN*CC Governors’ Meeting in Manila
    It was decided the TEIN4 project will be closed on
    1 December 2016.

    01

  • ASEM 11 Summit Meeting
    EU and Asian leaders highly appreciates the
    successful progress of the TEIN project.

    07

  • The 10th TEIN*CC Governors’ Meeting in Hong Kong
    The decision of EC and Asian Delegation was
    Asi@Connect, as the Next project

    08

  • Asi@Connect contract was signed between EU/EC
    and TEIN*CC. TEIN4 project closed

    12
2016
2015
  • 03

    The 7th TEIN*CC Governors’ Meeting in Fukuoka
    Mongolia and New Zealand joined as new members
    in the TEIN project. The members have expanded to
    23 countries

  • 08

    The 8th TEIN*CC Governors’ Meeting in Kuala Lumpur

  • The 5th TEIN*CC Governors’ Meeting in Bandung

    01

  • The 6th TEIN*CC Governors’ Meeting in Nantou

    08

  • ASEM 10 Summit Meeting
    EU and Asian leaders reiterated their further support
    for the TEIN project’s implementation

    10
2014
2013
  • 01

    The 3rd TEIN*CC Governors’ Meeting in Hawaii

  • 08

    The 4th TEIN*CC Governors’ Meeting in Daejeon
    Afghanistan joined as a new member in the TEIN
    project. The members have expanded to 20 countries

  • TEIN4 contract was signed between EU/EC and TEIN*CC.

    04

  • The 1st TEIN*CC Governors’ Meeting in Seoul
    TEIN4 partners and EU delegation attended the TEIN*CC's
    inaugural Opening Ceremony

    05

  • The 2nd TEIN*CC Governors’ Meeting in Colombo.
    TEIN*CC officially took over the TEIN project from DANTE

    08

  • ASEM9 Summit Meeting
    EU and Asian leaders noted the establishment of the TEIN*CC
    and the successful launch of the 4th phase of the TEIN project

    11
2012
2011
  • 08

    The TEIN*CC has been legally registered under the Korean Civil
    Law as a non-profit foundation

  • In the 4th TEIN3 Technical Committee Meeting in Sydney,
    Korea formally proposed to establish the ‘TEIN*Cooperation Center’
    in Korea as a non-profit organization under the Supervision of ASEM

    02

  • ASEM 8 Summit Meeting
    The 4th Phase of the TEIN project[TEIN4] and the TEIN*CC
    received endorsement from the ASEM8 Summit in Brussels

    10
2010
2008
  • 10

    ASEM 7 Summit Meeting
    EU and Asian leaders recognized the success of TEIN, and
    welcomed the launch of TEIN3(Jan.2008~Sep.2012)

  • The 1st proposal of TEIN organization was reported in the
    12th TEIN2 Technical Committee Meeting in Manila

    01
2007
2006
  • 04

    TEIN2 (Jan.2004~Dec.2008) was launched officially at ASEM6 in
    Helsinki. DANTE in Europe carried out the TEIN project with 10
    Asian countries

  • The European Union(EU) announced to commit a
    substantial amount of contribution for the continuity of the
    TEIN initiative[TEIN2] until the end of 2007

    01
2004
2001
  • 12

    The 1st TEIN Network(Oct.2000~Jan.2006) was launched as the
    2Mbps link between RENATER of France and KOREN of Korea

  • At the 3rd Asia-Europe Meeting(ASEM3) in Seoul, the European
    Commission(EC), Singapore and Korea jointly proposed the
    Trans Eurasia Information Network[TEIN] Project and it was
    adopted as one of the new ASEM projects

    10
2000