Malaysia stands by its claim on oil and gas in its waters, but open to talks with China, says Anwar


PETALING JAYA: Malaysia is open to holding talks with China on its oil and gas claims in the South China Sea but would not back down from its own territorial claims, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

The Prime Minister said that the oil and gas reserves in the South China Sea were a revenue source for the country and that oil drills by PETRONAS would continue.

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