Asia has survived on its own terms when it came to integrating Western cultural structures. It is now playing a key leading role in the creation of the new world order. In this publication, the BBV Foundation has summed up the debates organized by the Club of Rome in Kuala Lumpur in 1992, where representatives from thirty countries around the world took part to examine the future role of South-East Asia and its possible strategies. Among the objectives set out in the conference’s final Declaration are the renewal and strengthening of international law in the light of the new global situation, as well as the enrichment of cooperation between cultures.