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BEIJING: Chinese Premier Li Qiang will visit Manila to attend the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) summit this week, Beijing's foreign ministry said Wednesday, joining world leaders including US President Donald Trump.
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Upgrade this serverChinese Premier Li Qiang will visit Thailand on Friday to Sunday for talks on tourism safety, online crime, trade and investment.
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