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With globalisation in full force, more and more Southeast Asian countries are beginning to realise the importance of economic cooperation for the sake of economic growth. This is in contrast to what is happening in the West as countries like the United States (US) roll back on its free trade principles and the United Kingdom (UK) pursues its separation from the European Union (EU) via Brexit.
