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Southeast Asia the ‘new China’ for supply chains: business group

09 tháng 03. 2023

ASEAN Business Advisory Council chairperson Arsjad Rasjid says region should be ‘supply chain of the world’.

ASEAN, Japan to promote bilateral cooperation

09 tháng 03. 2023

Leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Japan will formally upgrade their ties to a “comprehensive strategic partnership” during a special summit in December commemorating their 50 years of friendship and cooperation, ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn has said.

Vietnam ranks 3rd among Laos’ markets

09 tháng 03. 2023

Vietnam ranked third among Laos’ export markets in January with a total value amounting to about 65 million USD.

Indonesia looks to boost export of horticultural products

09 tháng 03. 2023

Indonesia’s Minister of Trade Zulkifli Hasan said on March 7 that the Government will provide support for entrepreneurs as part of efforts to increase the country’s horticultural exports.

Indonesia eyes extending export bans to bauxite, copper and beyond

09 tháng 03. 2023

Indonesian President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo has taken further steps this year to limit the export of highly sought commodities in an effort to promote a resource nationalism that favors developing value-added downstream industries, but brings friction over free trade.

ASEAN, EAEU share experience on digitilisation

06 tháng 03. 2023

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) have held a seminar on digital transformation to share experience and best practices on digitalisation in the two regional blocs.

Digital consumption to propel Southeast Asia’s growth: consulting firm

06 tháng 03. 2023

YCP Solidiance, an Asia-focused management consulting firm, has projected that a rapid increase in digital consumers will be a major driver for the economic growth of Southeast Asia.

Thailand’s exports down for fourth consecutive month

06 tháng 03. 2023

The value of exports, the main driver of Thailand’s growth, dipped for the fourth month in a row in January due to slowing global demand, according to the Ministry of Commerce.