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ASEAN prepares to hold a special meeting of ASEAN Economic Ministers and ASEAN Plus Three Economic Ministers (China, Japan and South Korea) on COVID-19. via remote system Find ways to cope with the economic impact of the COVID-19 crisis. Both exchange information on the use of trade measures and common practices. Including guidelines for long-term economic recovery. Prepare for future challenges Mrs. Oramon Sapthaweetham Director-General of the Department of International Trade Negotiations revealed that ASEAN has scheduled a special meeting of ASEAN Economic Ministers. and ASEAN economic ministers plus three (China, Japan and South Korea) special session on COVID-19 (Special AEM and Special AEM Plus Three on COVID-19) via remote system on June 4, 2020 by Deputy.
Mr. Jurin Laksanawisit, Prime Minister C Level Executive List and Minister of Commerce Assigned to Mr. Sansern Samalapa, Assistant Minister of the Ministry of Commerce Attend the meeting This meeting ASEAN Economic Ministers will jointly find ways to deal with the economic impact of the COVID-19 outbreak. As assigned by ASEAN leaders on 14 April. At the special ASEAN Summit on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), where members discussed ways to maintain connectivity in the global production chain. so that trade can move forward and the smooth movement of essential goods. This is because in the past many countries adopted trade restriction measures out of public health necessity.
This may affect the product production chain and the economy of the region. In addition, there will be consideration of long-term economic recovery strategies after the COVID-19 situation is resolved, especially the exchange of information on the use of trade measures. and best practices in dealing with COVID-19 So that ASEAN is ready to deal with challenges that may arise in the future. For the ASEAN Plus Three Economic Ministers' Meeting (China, Japan, South Korea), there will also be discussions on ways to deal with the economic impacts of this crisis. ASEAN is Thailand's number one trading partner. Trade between Thailand and ASEAN in 2019 had a total trade value of 107,928 million US dollars.
Mr. Jurin Laksanawisit, Prime Minister C Level Executive List and Minister of Commerce Assigned to Mr. Sansern Samalapa, Assistant Minister of the Ministry of Commerce Attend the meeting This meeting ASEAN Economic Ministers will jointly find ways to deal with the economic impact of the COVID-19 outbreak. As assigned by ASEAN leaders on 14 April. At the special ASEAN Summit on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), where members discussed ways to maintain connectivity in the global production chain. so that trade can move forward and the smooth movement of essential goods. This is because in the past many countries adopted trade restriction measures out of public health necessity.
This may affect the product production chain and the economy of the region. In addition, there will be consideration of long-term economic recovery strategies after the COVID-19 situation is resolved, especially the exchange of information on the use of trade measures. and best practices in dealing with COVID-19 So that ASEAN is ready to deal with challenges that may arise in the future. For the ASEAN Plus Three Economic Ministers' Meeting (China, Japan, South Korea), there will also be discussions on ways to deal with the economic impacts of this crisis. ASEAN is Thailand's number one trading partner. Trade between Thailand and ASEAN in 2019 had a total trade value of 107,928 million US dollars.