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Creating a seamless integration of communication as well as command and control systems that are crucial for effective collaborative combat would be challenging should the Indonesian government decide to procure Chinese-made major weapon systems.
In light of China's ambitious modernization strategy toward becoming a leading global power, Southeast Asian countries must have a broad development framework with a view to engaging with China on an equal footing alongside other major economies to ensure mutually beneficial partnerships and avoid putting all their eggs in one basket.
The comment about the high-speed railway between both countries, seen by some as a "fiscal trap" for Thailand, came after Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Thailand's Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin in Bangkok.
