US EditionXi makes a case for free trade as he tours Southeast Asia
- Xi Jinping toured Southeast Asia in April 2025, advocating for free trade amidst global tariff concerns.
- Donald Trump's tariffs, implemented earlier, had disrupted global markets and prompted international concern.
- Xi met with leaders in Vietnam, including To Lam and Luong Cuong, signing cooperation memorandums.
- Xi stated, "There are no winners in a trade war," reiterating China's dedication to global commerce.
- The tour aimed to strengthen alliances and counter trade barriers, presenting China as a source of stability.
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