In a bid to boost regional growth and friendship, China and Malaysia are tightening their ties with innovative projects and strategic cooperation. China FM Wang Yi met Malaysian FM Mohamad Hasan in Kuala Lumpur to lay the groundwork for a shared future that benefits both sides. 🚀
The talks focused on landmark initiatives such as the Belt and Road project, the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL), and the "Two Countries, Twin Parks" plan, aiming to enhance connectivity, trade, and investment across the region.
Beyond economic growth, both sides are keen to strengthen cultural exchanges. They plan to roll out a mutual visa exemption agreement and foster dialogue between Confucian and Islamic civilizations—efforts that promise to boost people-to-people connections and regional unity. ✈️
Addressing global trade challenges, FM Wang Yi also criticized the imposition of high tariffs on ASEAN members, labeling such moves as bullying and unilateral. His stance underscored a commitment to defending common interests and promoting an inclusive, multilateral trading system.
For Malaysia, these initiatives come at a time when strong, trust-based international partnerships are more important than ever. As FM Mohamad Hasan emphasized, the friendship between China and Malaysia is at its historical best, paving the way for sustainable growth amid global uncertainties.
This renewed collaboration not only reinforces bilateral ties but also sends a positive signal to ASEAN and the wider global community, inspiring a future filled with innovation, connectivity, and shared prosperity.
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Chinese FM urges joint efforts with Malaysia on bilateral, ASEAN ties
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