APEC ends with 'Gyeongju Declaration' reaffirming free trade
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
60% : It outlines cooperation in five key areas: building resilient social systems, modernizing human capital development, advancing tech-based health care and care services, enhancing economic participation for all and fostering policy coordination across the region.49% : The 21 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) member economies on Saturday adopted the "Gyeongju Declaration" on the final outcome of the APEC Economic Leaders' Summit, reaffirming their commitment to free trade even amid rising protectionism.
42% : The United States, long skeptical of directly invoking "free trade" in multilateral statements, had resisted the term under the Donald Trump administration's "America First" policy.
41% : In particular, the member economies agreed to "advance economic integration in the Asia-Pacific region in a manner that is market-driven, including through the work on the Free Trade Area of the Asia-Pacific agenda" in the declaration -- an inclusion of such language seen as a diplomatic breakthrough.
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