East Asia must resist protectionism, says China’s premier

KUALA LUMPUR: East Asia nations must uphold openness and cooperation to safeguard regional growth to “resist protectionism and keep economic issues depoliticised”, says Chinese Premier Li Qiang (pic).

The region’s past economic miracles, he said, were built on openness and collective resilience – values he urged member states to preserve amid global uncertainty.

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