The turning point in Malaysia-Brazil relations


Quintella: ‘The year 2024 will certainly be seen as a turning point, the year when it became clear how similar we are and how close we can be.’

From Malaysia to Brazil there are, depending on how you look at the map, either two oceans to cross or a whole continent and an ocean. Distant as they seem in geographical terms, our two countries share several features working in favour of a closer bond between them.

Both are multiethnic and multicultural. They have been able to keep intact a significant portion of their original forest coverage and are megadiverse countries.

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