AS 2025 draws to a close, one cannot help but notice that the friendship between China and Malaysia has become a rare beacon of stability in an increasingly volatile world. This is not merely the result of diplomatic habit or historical goodwill; it is the product of deeply pragmatic cooperation built on mutual respect, strategic clarity, and a shared understanding of national priorities.
The numbers speak for themselves. With bilateral trade reaching US$212.04bil in 2024, China and Malaysia are witnessing more than just a robust economic relationship. This figure reflects a partnership that has demonstrated resilience amid global headwinds, supply chain disruptions, and geopolitical uncertainty.
