This document discusses the U.S. Asia-Pacific policy and its importance in the region. It outlines key alliances the U.S. has with countries like Japan, India, South Korea, Taiwan, and others. It also discusses China's growing economic and military influence in the region through initiatives like the China economic corridor, and the conflicts that arise between U.S. and Chinese interests and policies in Asia-Pacific. The document provides an overview of the topic and highlights findings on U.S. and Chinese foreign policies, as well as suggestions on maintaining cooperation between the two powers.

1. Presented by:
Muhammd Faizan Jamil
U.S Asia-Pacific Policy

2. Overview
 Introduction
 Geographical location of Asia Pacific region
 Importance of Asian Pacific region
 Us alliance with different countries of Asia Pacific
 China economic corridor in Asia Pacific region
 US, China conflict in Asia Pacific region
 Conclusion
 Summary
 Finding
 Suggestions
 References

3. Introduction
 Strategy
 proxy (Indirect) war against china
 neo-Colonial activities
 Geopolitical force from West to East make the Asia-Pacific
district more essential to the United States
 engine of the worldwide economy
 Major Asian nations are getting to be worldwide financial
and political on-screen characters

4. . Such a technique must expand upon America's
long-standing positive engagement in Asia
 Maintaining center standards and in close
association with it’s associates and companions
 Putting resources into important military
capacities
 Snags to America's "rebalance
 U.S long haul techniques for the Asia-Pacific

5. Geographical Location
 piece of the world in or close to the western
pacific sea
 incorporates quite a bit of East Asia, South Asia,
Southeast Asia, and Oceania
 Five noteworthy physical locales

6. US Asia Pacific
Policy

7. Importance of Asia-pacific
policy
 Home to an extensive and expanding
centralization of mechanical capacities
 critical makers in an extensive variety
 Soil gives the scene to our biological community
and backings the world's nourishment supply and
fiber creation
 High populated area where Labor expenses are
low.

8. Strengthening alliances and
security partnerships
 US. should support more organized
methods.
 "center and-talked" methodology .

9. .
Alliance with
different
countries of
Asia
Pacific

10. Alliance with Japan
 The 2005 Joint Statement
 Bilateral Agreements and Cooperation
 Maritime Defense Cooperation
 Ballistic Missile Defense Cooperation
 Arms Sales and Co-production
 Trans-Pacific Partnership

11. Alliance with India
 vital ally
 created a "key association“
 cooperate in battling terrorism
 Cope India

12. Alliance with South Korea
 military capacities
 union of US.and south korea against china

13. Taiwan
 Taiwan's law
 Build a strong relation between Taiwan and US
 Taiwan Relations Act was authorized on April 10,
1979
 us will always stand with Taiwan
 china restrict us to support Taiwan

14. Indonesia
 U.S-Indonesia make some relevant relation for
safety
 The restoration of military to-military relations
 In 2004 created a vote based government
 Indonesian military has centered around battling
the war against Islamist fanatics in Southeast
Asia

15. Australia and New Zealand
 the ANZUS Treaty in 1952
 Help us in wake of 9/11
 AUSMIN
 New Zealand and the United States remain companions if
no more formal associates
 Proliferation Security
 territorial strength

16. Alliance with Singapore
 SFA
 U.S- Singapore Free Trade Agreement
 Oceanic Security Collaboration

17. Alliance with Philippines
 Terrorist danger
 US helped Philippines
 US strategy

18.  China’s relationship struggle:
 China economic corridor in Asia Pacific region
 China’s expanding its ways
 To defeat the US Asia Pecific Policy, China is
expanding its key gap and attempting more
endeavors in "look westwards" and "walk westwards

19. US china conflict in Asian pacific
region
 China's fast economic growth
 china's interest in military modernization
 Obama's struggle to convince china
 Human right issue

20. Summary
 topic of article
 Us policy of rebalance powers
 Appearance of new powers

21. Findings
 Us foreign policy
 China's foreign policy
 Multipolar world

22. SUGGESTIONS
 Us china trade is a win-win game
 supporting nuclear disarm movement
 globalization
 increasing Chinese awareness by providing them
free information