MoUs signed to boost exchanges


Closer ties: Chew receiving a souvenir from Wei (second from right). With them are (from left) Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board chief tourism officer of International Promotion division (Asia/Africa) Lim Kien Yee, Chinese Embassy in Malaysia’s economic and commercial counsellor’s office first secretary Zhang Jun and Loo.

KUALA LUMPUR: A city in the western province of Guizhou in China has signed three memorandum of understanding with industry players in Malaysia to boost exchanges in trade, tourism and culture.

Representatives of the Liupanshui city government pledged to promote closer cooperation with their Malaysian counterparts for mutual benefit.

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