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Crucial for Asean to broker agreements with EU in 2025, says envoy

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Swedish ambassador to Malaysia Niklas Wiberg says free trade agreements with Europe will bring about additional economic benefits.
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Swedish envoy: ASEAN must push EU trade agreements in 2025

Swedish ambassador to Malaysia, Niklas Wiberg, has urged ASEAN to make progress on free trade agreements with the European Union in 2025. The ambassador highlighted the importance of regional projects, … The post Swedish envoy: ASEAN must push EU trade agreements in 2025 appeared first on Scandasia.

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Crucial for Asean to broker agreements with EU in 2025, says envoy

Swedish ambassador to Malaysia Niklas Wiberg says free trade agreements with Europe will bring about additional economic benefits.

·Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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