Thailand and Malaysia keen in exploring cooperation in advance defence industry


BANGKOK, Aug 28 (Bernama): Malaysia is keen in establishing defence cooperation with Thailand, including in producing defence products to advance the country's defence industry, said Defence Ministry Secretary-General Datuk Seri Muez Abd Aziz.

In line with the National Defence and Security Industry Policy (DIPKN) which is expected to be launched this October, he said Malaysia is ready to learn from Thailand which has experience and expertise in the defence industry.

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