China's Commitment to ASEAN: Strengthening Cooperation, Boosting Imports, and Signing Investment Deals

Chinese Premier Li Qiang has pledged "practical" cooperation with ASEAN countries, aiming to reassure regional leaders amid ongoing territorial disputes and increased US engagement. Li emphasized the importance of trustworthiness and fair market policies for trade and economic cooperation. He also expressed China's desire to advance talks on a "free trade area version 3.0" with ASEAN, building on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership. Li held meetings with Southeast Asian counterparts, including Vietnam and Laos, discussing dispute management and deepening bilateral relations. China's efforts come as it seeks to maintain priority status in the region amidst a turbulent geopolitical environment.
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