ASEAN Summit in Manila to Focus on Energy Security
The 49th ASEAN Summit and Related Summits will be held in Manila from November 15-17, bringing together leaders from member and partner countries to discuss regional issues, with energy security being a key focus. Heads of state from the US, Japan, Canada, and India are expected to attend.
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