China's Premier Courts Asean, Gulf States as Trump Tariffs Bite
'We should firmly expand regional opening up and develop a big market,' Li said at a meeting with leaders from Southeast Asia and the Middle East in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. 'We should effectively manage differences in the spirit of mutual understanding.'
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