In a dynamic meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Chinese FM Wang Yi and Malaysian FM Mohamad Hasan united to chart a bold new path for cooperation. Both leaders emphasized a shared vision for a high-level strategic China-Malaysia community, with plans to boost trade, investment, and connectivity through flagship projects like the Belt and Road, the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL), and the innovative "Two Countries, Twin Parks" initiative.
Wang Yi urged both sides to fast-track cooperation in emerging sectors while laying the foundation for a regional hub that taps into new quality productive forces. Exciting plans such as the upcoming mutual visa exemption agreement promise to enhance cultural exchanges and foster public support, adding a fresh, youthful vibe to this strategic partnership. 😊
The discussions also underlined the spirit of ASEAN solidarity. The Chinese mainland, together with ASEAN members, is moving forward with the Version 3.0 China-ASEAN Free Trade Area. Wang Yi condemned high tariffs imposed by the United States as bullying and unilateral, reaffirming that the Chinese mainland is determined to protect not only its own interests but also those of all participating nations.
On his part, Mohamad Hasan hailed the deep-rooted friendship between Malaysia and China as being at its historical best. He reiterated Malaysia's steadfast commitment to the one-China policy and expressed strong support for the Chinese mainland's global initiatives in trade, digital economy, green development, and infrastructure. His remarks resonated with a forward-looking vision, emphasizing that robust, multilateral cooperation is key in today’s unpredictable global landscape.
This renewed drive marks an exciting chapter in regional cooperation—one that inspires youth and professionals alike by blending tradition with modern innovation and a dash of pop culture energy. With cooperation at its core, the future looks brighter for both partners and the broader ASEAN community!
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Chinese FM urges joint efforts with Malaysia on bilateral, ASEAN ties
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