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The collaboration between India and Laos stands as a testament to the depth and diversity of their partnership, extending beyond diplomatic ties to encompass areas of cultural preservation, economic development, and human resource empowerment.
Governments in Southeast Asia are dismantling crucial safeguards governing their fishing fleets, jeopardizing the progress made in controlling illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand announced that Myanmar will promptly send a team to Thailand to engage in further deliberations regarding this issue.
During his visit, Mr. Sutin discussed policies with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet to enhance collaboration along the border. The discussions focused on national security issues, extraditions, military assistance, investment, and tourism.
The minister expressed optimism that the debut of the first Saudi Arabia exchange-traded fund (ETF) in Hong Kong, a first for Asia, would strengthen ties with the Middle East. He highlighted the internationalization of the local ETF market with this successful launch.
Security specialists caution that China may react unfavourably to efforts perceived as "ganging up" on it, particularly after Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s recent announcement of engaging Vietnam, Malaysia, and other nations in discussions for their "own" code of conduct (COC).
From leading automotive and electronic sectors to glittering gem and jewellery exports, Thailand's top 5 industries are key players in its economic success.
Under the new arrangement of visa-free entry, Indian travellers can stay in Malaysia for up to 30 days, although security screenings for Indian nationals will still be in place.
From the resilient agricultural sector and the thriving digital healthcare landscape to the dynamic infrastructure and petrochemical industries, Indonesia's economic tapestry unfolds as a vibrant canvas blending tradition with innovation.
In July, Japan had expressed its intent to enhance communication with China. Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno emphasized the importance of "building a constructive and stable relationship with China through mutual efforts"
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