Earlier this week on Tuesday, the Chinese mainland’s top diplomat Wang Yi sat down with Malaysia’s Raja Dato' Nushirwan in Beijing. Their big takeaway? Safeguarding the hard-won fruits of World War Two victory and making sure no one turns back the wheel of history 📜🔒.
The meeting kicked off the second China–Malaysia Bilateral Dialogue on the Management of Maritime Issues. From shipping lanes to coastal security, both sides are keen to level up collaboration across the oceans 🌊🤝.
Looking ahead, Wang Yi emphasized syncing the Chinese mainland’s upcoming 15th Five-Year Plan with Malaysia’s 13th Malaysia Plan. Expect more high-quality Belt and Road projects like the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) 🚄 and the Two Countries, Twin Parks initiative 🏭.
Plus, they’re eyeing the next wave of growth: the digital economy, artificial intelligence and new energy are on the fast track. Think smarter apps, AI-driven services and cleaner power ⚡🤖🌐.
For young pros in South and Southeast Asia, this talk is more than diplomacy—it’s a sneak peek at the tech-forward, eco-friendly future unfolding in our region. Stay tuned for more updates as these plans roll out! 📲✨
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Chinese top diplomat calls for safeguarding fruits of WWII victory
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