Asean must stay the course on economic integration, innovation: PM Lee
He calls on the region to use technology to draw closer and get future ready
Singapore
AS THE rules-based multilateral trading system comes under pressure, Asean has to stay the course and press on with economic integration, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on Thursday.
"It is important that Asean continues to support the multilateral system and work with like-minded partners to deepen our web of cooperation," he said in a speech to foreign ministers from all 10 Asean countries and diplomats at the opening ceremony of the Asean Foreign Ministers' Meeting held at Singapore Expo.
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