Malaysian ambassador to Indonesia concludes tenure, hopes for continued growth in bilateral ties


JAKARTA: Malaysia’s Ambassador to Indonesia, Datuk Syed Mohamad Hasrin Tengku Hussin (pic), will conclude his tenure this Friday (March 6) after three years of service, expressing hope that the close relationship between the two neighbouring nations will continue to flourish.

The 18th Malaysian Ambassador to Indonesia said that throughout his posting, he had witnessed first-hand the warmth and close cooperation between Malaysia and Indonesia - a relationship that extends beyond diplomatic ties and is deeply rooted in shared history, culture, language and inherited values.

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