AMID growing trade tensions and the rise in protectionist policies on the global landscape, the inaugural Asean-GCC-China Summit, hosted by Malaysia as Asean Chairman for 2025, has drawn significant international attention.
This gathering marks yet another step forward in Global South cooperation with implications for both regional development and global growth.
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