Malaysia repeats stand of no claim over Sabah


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 24 May 2015


KOTA KINABALU: Malaysia is reiterating its stand that it does not recognise any claim over Sabah.

Wisma Putra said Sabah had been recognised by the United Nations and international community as being part of Malaysia since Sept 16, 1963.

This was the message Malaysia conveyed to Philippines charge d’affaires Merdardo G Macaraig who was summoned to the Foreign Ministry on May 19.

The Ministry said in a statement that Macaraig was summond in the wake of a statement by Philippine president Benigno Aquino III that he had no intention to drop his country’s claim over Sabah.

Aquino said this in an interview with Philippines journalist Raissa Robbles on May 15.

The question was posed to Aquino amid growing speculation that Manila would drop the Sabah claim in exchange for Malaysia’s support for a Bangsamoro government in southern Philippines. 


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