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ASEAN countries, led by Japan, are establishing joint emergency oil reserves in Indonesia and Thailand to respond to supply disruptions.
Background
Southeast Asian nations, including Indonesia and Thailand, are vulnerable to global oil price volatility and supply chain disruptions. Japan, a major energy importer, has historically collaborated with these nations on energy security initiatives. This cooperation aims to enhance regional resilience against potential energy crises.
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