Leaders: Japan loan will not affect ties with China


PETALING JAYA: Japan’s offer of RM7.4bil in Samurai bonds is not intended to repay Malaysia’s existing debts nor will it jeopardise its relations with China, said leaders.

The Prime Minister’s media adviser Datuk A. Kadir Jasin said the Samurai bonds would be used to fund education and transportation sectors as well as visit exchanges between Japan and Malaysia.

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