China-Malaysia ties to buoy exports, tech sector


Tengku Zafrul: We must continue to engage with the United States and try to understand the concerns and try to mitigate some of those concerns.

KUALA LUMPUR: Chinese President Xi Jinping’s three-day state visit to Malaysia marks a significant milestone as both countries seek to strengthen their economic ties, culminating in the signing of a total of 31 memorandums of understanding (MoUs) yesterday.

Xi’s visit to Malaysia is his second stop in the region, as China looks to bolster relations with South-East Asian economies amid global trade volatility.

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