China Remains ASEAN's Largest Trading Partner for 17th Consecutive Year
China has maintained its position as ASEAN's largest trading partner for the 17th consecutive year. Vietnam is pushing for deeper regional cooperation within ASEAN, aiming to expand intermediate goods trade and strengthen its position in supply chains. Adapting to digital transformation and human resource development are also pressing issues.
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