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Home has the ability to compete. 'We are working to strengthen ties with treaty allies. Are building new partnerships to enhance the strength of regional institutions,' Obama's national security adviser, Susan? Rice said. The core of this work is to Obama for several years on the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP), driven by more than a dozen countries, including the United States have signed. Although not yet approved by Congress, Obama will put it into this region. Obama plans at a meeting with a dozen world leaders and corporate executives speech to clarify why TPP crucial for the region's economic. 'They will celebrate the achievements of TPP,' Washington CSIS Asian economic expert Matthew? Goodman said. 'If the economic strategy that is true, then Obama will be a very strong stance the whirlwind visit..' But any celebration TPP and the possibility of discussions with other countries to join the TPP in the future - are likely to be overshadowed, because they have to discuss how to deal with the South China Sea. The United States claims that the territorial conflict not officially take a stand, but Obama 'tried to defend the rights of freedom of navigation in international waters ship's.' In late October, the US Navy sent a destroyer into the waters within 12 miles of new islands. ? White House spokesman Josh Ernest said: 'We are indeed protect the rights and freedoms of all countries in the area and enjoy the airspace, and the legitimate use of its hardline.' According to the arrangement, Obama will visit during the meeting held in one of Asia with Australia, Canada, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia and Laos leaders. Leaders of several countries which may be its pressuring its more powerful in the South China Sea. But in the South China Sea would represent Obama's trip is the 'core issues' at the same time, Rice also trying to make the outside world not to expect too much this week's meeting will develop a clear 'code of conduct' for the region. Rice told the media last week, said: 'I believe that we and others are still interested in this, but I think this trip will not bring tangible results.' Obama will visit Manila via a maritime port facilities, table