China will do more to enhance bilateral ties and people to people contact, says Wang Yi


KUALA LUMPUR: China is ready to import more palm oil, tropical fruits and other agricultural products from Malaysia, says China State Councillor and Foreign Affairs Minister, Wang Yi.

Wang, who is on his two-day official visit to Malaysia starting Monday (July 11), said China will also make an early arrangement for the first group of Malaysian students to return to China and resume their study at an early date to help them achieve a dream of their life.

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