The U.S. State Department on Wednesday released details about what Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will be up to in Honolulu this week. 

Clinton travels to Hawaii on Wednesday, then continues on to the Philippines, Thailand and Indonesia. 

On Thursday, Clinton will offer remarks about “the America’s Pacific century” at the East-West Center. She is also scheduled to meet with “a number of foreign ministers” from the Asia-Pacific region, and will co-host the APEC Ministers Dinner with U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk. 

Kirk and Clinton will on Friday co-host a joint session with foreign trade ministers. Topics on the agenda: Disaster resiliency; open governance and economic growth.

Later that afternoon, Clinton is set to deliver remarks at the APEC CEO Summit. Expect to hear from her about how broader inclusion of women in the global economy can benefit the world. 

On Saturday, Clinton is scheduled to host a meeting of Pacific Island leaders. She’ll join President Barack Obama for his bilateral meetings and for the North American Leaders Summit, the State Department said.