The ASEAN-China-GCC summit built on three established bilateral frameworks: China–ASEAN, China–GCC and ASEAN–GCC.

The three sides need to iron out differences in development as well as strategic priorities in areas such as dependence on ...

Chinese Premier Li Qiang spoke at the summit between the three sides, taking place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, calling the ...

The recent Kuala Lumpur summit shows that ASEAN is not adrift. It is weathering the currents of change with a steady hand, ...

Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi affirmed that the Ministerial Meeting between ...

The recent meeting in Kuala Lumpur transcended economics and geopolitics, representing a pivotal moment of ...

New frameworks aim to secure regional supply chains, as Asia and Gulf states align economic strategies for a more robust ...

From bilateral talks, inaugural summits, to a commitment from Timor-Leste — here's what went down the first ASEAN Summit of ...

KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia stepped into the spotlight this week as it hosted a flurry of high-stakes diplomatic engagements, with ...

The partnership offers a chance to reduce US reliance through new supply chains, trade agreements and regional production in ...

MY E.G. Services Berhad, Malaysia’s e-government & digital services provider, signed MoU with Singapore Trade Data Exchange ...