APEC unity tested: Indonesia warns regional resilience at risk
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Indonesian Foreign Minister Arrmanatha Nasir urged Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) member economies to strengthen solidarity and boost regional resilience. Speaking at the APEC summit, Nasir warned that divided action weakens the bloc's ability to withstand economic shocks. He called for closer coordination on trade, supply chains, and crisis response. The minister stressed that resilience depends on collective commitment, not isolated efforts. His remarks come as APEC members face mounting pressure from global economic uncertainty. Nasir's appeal signals Indonesia's push for a unified APEC stance on shared challenges.