THE Asean economic integration can only be realised through concerted efforts by the Asean member states (AMS).
Towards this end, there is a need to increase awareness of stakeholders on the Asean Economic Community (AEC) measures, strengthen the domestic industries to participate in the global value chain, place importance on improving regional infrastructure and allocate additional financial and human resources towards regional integration.
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