Hanoi-economic relations between the United States and Southeast Asia have "high priority", said a spokesman for the U.S. Embassy, Saturday (28 / 8), although U.S. officials absent from the meeting an important trade region.
The ministers from China, Japan, India and leading trade partners from 10 other member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) attended the annual meeting which ended Friday, the central Vietnamese city, Danang, but U.S. officials are absent.
As quoted by Antara, Saturday (28 / 8), the analysts blamed political factors for the domestic United States because it is not shown. "The economic and trade officials the U.S. government continues to maintain a constant and active dialogue with their ASEAN partners," said embassy spokesman told AFP. "And we consider the US-ASEAN economic relations continued to receive high priority."
The ministers from China, Japan, India and leading trade partners from 10 other member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) attended the annual meeting which ended Friday, the central Vietnamese city, Danang, but U.S. officials are absent.
As quoted by Antara, Saturday (28 / 8), the analysts blamed political factors for the domestic United States because it is not shown. "The economic and trade officials the U.S. government continues to maintain a constant and active dialogue with their ASEAN partners," said embassy spokesman told AFP. "And we consider the US-ASEAN economic relations continued to receive high priority."
