Reviving Malacca-China ties


Working together: Ong shaking hands with Hu after paying him a courtesy call in Guangzhou.

GUANGZHOU: Malacca, which has historical links with past dynasties of China dating back to six centuries ago, is set to rejuvenate its ties with China.

Tan Sri Ong Ka Ting, who is the Prime Minister’s special envoy to China, said discussions were underway for Malacca to establish a “friendly province and state” status with the southern province of Guangdong.

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