Joint commission meet with Maldives proposed in Kuala Lumpur by year-end
MALÉ: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has proposed that the Malaysia-Maldives Joint Commission meet in Kuala Lumpur by the end of the year, signalling a push to accelerate bilateral cooperation and resolve outstanding issues between the two countries.
Kuala Lumpur will host a proposed Malaysia-Maldives Joint Commission meeting by the end of the year, according to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. The commission aims to expedite bilateral cooperation and resolve outstanding issues between the two countries. Anwar emphasized the critical nature of the commission, citing unresolved matters and the need to demonstrate a commitment to strengthening bilateral ties.
He proposed the meeting to be held in Kuala Lumpur before year-end, suggesting an early meeting as a means to showcase the countries' dedication to deepening their relationship. The Prime Minister, who is also the Finance Minister, began his two-day visit to the Maldives on Monday with a ceremonial welcome in Male. Anwar was accompanied by various officials, including the Maldives Islamic Affairs Minister, the Malaysian High Commissioner, and others.
He highlighted the importance of mutual understanding, respect, and trust in building stronger bilateral relations.
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