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Posted on September 11, 2021 by admin

China remains Asean’s top trading partner, says Brunei Sultan during CAEXPO speech

The total merchandise trade between Asean and China grew in 2020, maintaining China’s position as Asean’s top trading partner, Brunei King Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah has announced.

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