Despite the diversity of the Asia-Pacific, it is imperative that governments work together on promoting greater flow of goods, services and people between their respective countries. With that in mind, Prime Minister Yingluck highlighted railways as the most effective and efficient approach to actualizing economic integration throughout the region. She proposed that Asia should direct its investments to build connectivity, both on land and sea, since Asia is mostly a large land continent bordered by two oceans, the Indian and the Pacific. From ASEAN in Southeast Asia, logistics/transportation corridors must be built to North and Northeast Asia, and on the opposite end, to South Asia, Central Asia, and the Middle East. A modern Silk Road to connect the region with high speed trains, and feeder tracks for cargo and passengers will become the new Asia-Euro land bridge linking the two continents, while opening up new growth areas along the way.