M’sia and China pledge to strengthen ties


Official engagement: Anwar meeting Chen during the Chinese leader’s courtesy call at Perdana Putra in Putrajaya. — Photo courtesy of the Prime Minister’s Office

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia and China have pledged to further strengthen diplomatic relations and security cooperation to safeguard the social and economic prosperity of both nations amid current and future global challenges.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the matter was discussed during a courtesy call by China’s Minister of State Security Chen Yixin, who is on his first visit to Malaysia this year.

“Our discussions focused on bilateral relations, particularly security cooperation between our two countries, as well as the current global geopolitical landscape, which calls for close collaboration to ensure the continued stability and security of the region,” Anwar said in a Facebook post, Bernama reported.

Anwar also expressed hope that progress achieved across various sectors would continue to strengthen ties between Malaysia and China.

He added that, as a close partner, the presence of a senior Chinese government leader is highly valued by himself and the government.

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