Top leader meets Timor-Leste, Swiss and Finnish Presidents in New York

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : The President proposed that the two sides soon launch joint research cooperation projects in areas such as agriculture, biotechnology, green energy, and the digital economy.
61% : To further advance bilateral relations, the two leaders agreed to continue close coordination, further tap the potential and strengths of each country, strengthen connections among businesses, research institutes, universities, and innovation centres, as well as enhance coordination at multilateral forums, including mutual support at the UN and international organisations./.
58% : The two sides agreed to strengthen consultations, coordination, and mutual support within ASEAN, the United Nations, and regional and international forums, while contributing to strengthening ASEAN solidarity and centrality, promoting multilateralism, upholding international law, and maintaining peace, stability, cooperation, and development in the region.
56% : In the coming period, the President expressed his wish that the two sides continue to promote cooperation in areas of mutual interest, particularly economy, trade, high technology, digital transformation, 5G/6G, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, Earth observation satellites, clean energy, science and technology, education, attraction of high-quality human resources, people-to-people exchanges, and sustainable development.
51% : The meetings formed part of his working trip to attend the high-level general debate of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and conduct bilateral activities in the US.

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