Anutin wishes Anwar best of luck in Johor polls


 PUTRAJAYA: Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has wished Prime Minister and Pakatan Harapan chairman Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim all the best for the upcoming 16th Johor election.

"I wish you best of luck for your upcoming election," he said, drawing laughter from Anwar and the Thai and Malaysian Cabinet members and officials present.

Anutin extended his good wishes at the end of a joint press conference with Anwar after their bilateral meeting here on Thursday (July 9).

Johor is set to head to the polls this Saturday (July 11), with Pakatan contesting all 56 seats.

During the press conference, Anwar described their meeting as very substantive and fruitful, highlighting how Malaysia and Thailand are important neighbours in terms of history, culture, economic trade and investments.

He also invited Anutin to make another visit to Malaysia.

"You make us so comfortable, happy and very relaxed. My colleagues would certainly agree with me," he said, describing relations between both countries as akin to being old friends.

"Whenever there is a problem, we solve it. This doesn’t happen in most countries. It only happens because Thailand is an important country," Anwar said.

26

 

 

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

F1 Bahrain GP: SIC 100% ready, nearly 100,000 tickets sold, says CEO
Steady stream of people continue to visit Tun Dr Siti Hasmah's grave to pay respects
F1 Bahrain GP: Motorcyclists barred from entering SIC this weekend
MCMC seeks comprehensive explanation from Meta regarding WhatsApp issues
Melaka housewife busted for posing as senior Immigration officer to process work permits
Flash floods: Nine workers trapped by floodwaters at Cyberjaya project site
Boy, 17, hurt after oil palm tree falls into house near KLIA
MACC proposes governance improvements for Felda, two subsidiaries
Three houses in village near Sg Petani hit by mudslide
Hulu Selangor roads to close in stages for Le Tour de Langkawi on Oct 1, say cops

Others Also Read