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Apec leaders have agreed to address 'unfair trade practices' and urgently called for the removal of 'market distorting subsidies'
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Danang, Vietnam: Asia-Pacific leaders on Saturday agreed to address “unfair trade practices" and urgently called for the removal of “market distorting subsidies."
A joint statement issued by 21 countries of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) following their meeting in Vietnam showed the influence of US President Donald Trump, who has vowed to rewrite trade pacts he sees as unfavourable to the United States.
“We will work together to make trade more inclusive, support improved market access opportunities, and address unfair trade practices," the statement read.
“We urgently call for the removal of market-distorting subsidies and other types of support by governments and related entities." Reuters
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