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Malaysia-Viet Nam Business Ties Can Bolster Supply Chains, Boost Intra-ASEAN Trade, Says MATRADE

05 tháng 10. 2026

Stronger business ties between Malaysia and Viet Nam could help deepen regional supply chains and accelerate economic integration within ASEAN, according to a Malaysian trade official.

Europe businesses seek EU-ASEAN trade pact after Philippine deal

05 tháng 10. 2026

With Thai talks ongoing, Brussels may value pragmatism over rights reform amid global strife

AI making major splash in trade with ASEAN

05 tháng 10. 2026

Both sides aim to expand tech's role in bilateral commerce, which topped $1 trillion last year

ASEAN: A Strategic Launchpad for Malaysian Exporters

05 tháng 10. 2026

ASEAN remains one of Malaysia's most strategic export markets and an important gateway for Malaysian companies expanding across the region and beyond." - Dato' Indera Abu Bakar Yusof, Chief Executive Officer of the Malaysia Extenal Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE)

Cambodia, Viet Nam open new international border gate

05 tháng 10. 2026

Cambodia and Viet Nam have officially opened the Chrey Thom-Khanh Binh international border gate, a move expected to facilitate cross-border travel, boost trade and strengthen economic cooperation between the two neighbouring countries.

Jordan, ASEAN Discuss Agricultural Trade Cooperation, Food Security

05 tháng 10. 2026

Agriculture Minister Saeb Khreisat and ambassadors and heads of diplomatic missions from Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries discussed cooperation in agriculture and food security and facilitating trade in agricultural and food products.

Malaysia, Singapore eye stronger business links to boost intra-Asean trade

05 tháng 10. 2026

Malaysia and Singapore can collaborate to enhance business connectivity within Asean and boost intra-Asean trade by leveraging their strengths in supply chains, the digital economy, and key industries.

South-east Asia among economies most vulnerable to AI correction, Asean unit warns

05 tháng 10. 2026

The region is ‘particularly exposed’ as it is at the centre of global AI supply chains, says report