Anwar to deepen Malaysia-India ties during Keralam visit
KOZHIKODE: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is scheduled to attend a private programme at Tulah Clinical Wellness here today as part of his working visit to Keralam, the official name used for the Indian state formerly known as Kerala.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is set to meet Keralam's Chief Minister and Governor, V. D. Satheesan and Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar, in Calicut today. The meeting aims to discuss bilateral cooperation between Malaysia and Keralam, focusing on trade, investment, tourism, healthcare, education, and regional connectivity. This marks Anwar's first visit to Keralam as Prime Minister, with the goal of strengthening relations and unlocking strategic collaboration.
The Prime Minister will also hold business engagements with prominent Indian industry players, potentially opening up new opportunities for cooperation and investment. Anwar, who recently attended the 18th BRICS Leaders’ Summit in New Delhi, arrived in Calicut on Sunday for the final leg of his five-day working visit to India. After completing his visit to Keralam, he will depart for the Maldives later today.
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