Malaysia remains open to deepening strategic partnerships with China and welcomes greater investments in areas such as high-quality technology, digital economy initiatives, education and other skill-intensive sectors, said Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
PM Anwar is also keen on boosting bilateral trade, particularly in halal products and agri-commodities, while fostering strong exchanges in research, development and technical expertise.
The PM who is currently in China held a bilateral meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang, where they took the opportunity to strengthen the long-standing friendship between the two countries marking 50 years of diplomatic ties.
Anwar repeated Malaysia’s support for Chinese President Xi Jinping’s vision of a “community of shared future”, which advocates for shared prosperity to benefit every individual.
He also added that it was this vision and principle that inspired Malaysia’s decision to join BRICS.
“I expressed my deepest appreciation to China for its steadfast support in endorsing Malaysia as a BRICS partner country”
During the meeting, Anwar also highlighted both nation’s shared priorities, especially in eliminating poverty, uplifting living standards, and promoting sustainable development.
“Alhamdulillah, this meeting strengthened both my personal friendship with Premier Li and the enduring partnership between Malaysia and China, bonds that will continue to benefit our peoples” PM Anwar added.
