President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim met to strengthen China-Malaysia ties during Xi’s Southeast Asia tour.
China’s President Xi Jinping and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim held a bilateral meeting as part of Xi’s ongoing tour of Southeast Asia. The meeting underscores the growing importance of regional diplomacy amid shifting geopolitical dynamics and evolving trade relationships.
Discussions focused on deepening economic cooperation, enhancing infrastructure development, and strengthening strategic ties between the two nations. Both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to regional stability and sustainable growth under the framework of existing multilateral platforms, including ASEAN and the Belt and Road Initiative.
The meeting comes at a time when Southeast Asia is playing an increasingly central role in global supply chains and international diplomacy.
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