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China, Japan and South Korea join hands to forge new model of regional cooperation

¡iĶ¤å¡jChina, Japan and South Korea signed an agreement as leaders of the three countries met in Chengdu, Sichuan. The three countries vowed to push for the signing of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) in 2020 as scheduled, speed up the negotiations on the trilateral free trade zone (FTZ), and chart a blueprint for cooperation in the next 10 years. Free trade has once again triumphed over protectionism, as the three countries seize the opportunity to speed up regional integration and bring momentum to economies to East Asia and other parts of the world. Through cooperation and dialogues, China, Japan and South Korea is set to stabilise the region together, and forge a new model of regional cooperation.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of cooperation between China, Japan and South Korea. There is no intrinsic conflict of interest between the three countries, and trilateral ties have been long-standing. At the second China International Import Expo, President Xi Jinping called for joint efforts to build an open world economy through cooperation, with innovation and for mutual benefits. Both Japan and South Korea were inspired to seek greater opportunities in trilateral cooperation. Gathered together with sincerity and efficiency in mind, the leaders of the three countries agreed to push for the signing of RCEP in 2020 on the premise of mutual respect and understanding. Just as Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said, "Our discussion was straightforward and candid, and we have all seized our shared opportunities."

The greatest achievement of this trilateral meeting is that the three countries have agreed to boost regional economic integration through RCEP and the trilateral FTZ. At the end of November, the 15 participating members of RCEP had wrapped up their negotiations in Bangkok, Thailand. During the summit, China, Japan, and South Korea had ardently supported the signing of RCEP, and Japan had tried to pull India back to the negotiation table.

As China, Japan and South Korea agreed to push for the signing of RCEP in 2020, it means that the FTZ that possesses the biggest potential, encompasses the largest population, and has the most variety in terms of member states, could be established in the first half of 2020 at the earliest. It could bring a strong boost to multilateral trade systems all over the world, and despite the different systems or stages of economic development, more countries will be encouraged to participate and benefit from similar multilateral trade agreements.

On top of the signing of RCEP, the three countries have also agreed to push ahead the negotiations for a trilateral FTZ. In order to finalise the trilateral FTZ deal, the three parties had already gone through 16 rounds of negotiations since 2012. It is expected that President Xi Jinping's state visit to Japan in spring 2020 will accelerate the trilateral FTZ talks. China, Japan and South Korea have a combined population of over 1.6 billion and the three economies total US$20.2 trillion. In 2018, trade volume between the three countries exceeded US$720 billion. Another US$11 billion were invested in one another's markets. More than 31 million individual cross-border trips were made among the three countries. The establishment of a trilateral FTZ will further enhance and liberalise trade and investments in Asia.

Premier Li Keqiang also called for the three countries to jointly cultivate growth points of a modern services sector, and said he welcomes businesses from Japan and South Korea to take advantage of their close proximity to China. China has a huge developing market.

On the premise of a fully open manufacturing industry, further opening-up its services sector by allowing wholly foreign-owned enterprises to operate in more sectors will allow Japan and South Korea to enjoy the benefits of China's rapid development. It would be beneficial to maintaining peace and stability not only in East Asia, but also in Asia and even the globe.¡½Jeffrey Tse

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