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Europe and ASEAN Advance Trade and Investment Cooperation

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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Europe and several Southeast Asian nations are nearing the conclusion of bilateral trade deals. Free trade agreements are already in force between the European bloc and Singapore and Vietnam. Talks are ongoing with Thailand, which have seen nine negotiating rounds since relaunching in 2023. The EU also announced it had reached substantial agreement with the Philippines, putting its free trade agreement on track for formal conclusion in the coming months.

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The EU-ASEAN goods trade reached €274.9 billion last year, representing a 6% year-on-year increase. This volume makes ASEAN the EU's third-largest goods trading partner outside of Europe, behind only the United States and China.

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  1. The EU-Asean Business Council urged the establishment of a region-to-region economic framework to enhance cooperation.Sub-event
  2. Europe and ASEAN cooperate on trade and investment issues.1 source

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