The just-concluded special meeting of leaders from Asean, China, Japan and South Korea (Asean+3) on Covid-19 has demonstrated their joint commitment to contain the spread of the coronavirus, Cambodian experts said.
Joseph Matthews, a senior professor at the Beltei International University in Phnom Penh, said the virtual meeting showcased the unity and cooperation among the East Asian countries in the face of the pandemic.
“As the Asean+3 countries are also partners in many economic, social and cultural development projects in the region, their cooperative spirit and traditional mutual trust can bring a new dynamic in the efforts to defeat this virus much earlier than Europe and America, ” he added. “China can share its experience, technology, knowledge and resources with Asean to fight against this pandemic, and thus defeat the virus and restore the social and economic normality in this region, ” he said.
“Premier Li’s remarks show China’s strong commitment and determination to help Asean and other countries to contain Covid-19 and to rebuild their economies after the pandemic, ” Matthews said.
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