Chinese Premier Li Qiang outlined a vision for enhanced trilateral cooperation between China, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) during Tuesday's landmark summit, emphasizing strategic alignment and economic integration as key priorities.
Strategic Alignment and Economic Cooperation
Premier Li proposed deepening coordination of macroeconomic policies and creating 'new models of international industrial cooperation' to address evolving global challenges. He urged the three parties to transform their regions into a unified market enabling freer flow of resources, technology, and talent.
Global Civilization Initiative Gains Momentum
The Chinese premier reaffirmed commitment to implementing the Global Civilization Initiative, advocating for 'inclusive advancement of diverse civilizations' through dialogue and mutual understanding. This approach aims to build consensus while managing differences constructively.
Trade Negotiations Accelerate
Li called for expedited free trade agreement talks between China and GCC nations, signaling potential opportunities for businesses and investors. The proposed economic framework could streamline cross-border commerce and investment procedures across three of Asia's most dynamic regions.
