Anwar affirms close Malaysia-China ties, greets Li Qiang for mid-autumn festival
HANGZHOU: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today extended his greetings for the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival to Chinese Premier Li Qiang and the Chinese delegation, while describing Malaysia-China ties as having moved beyond conventional diplomatic relations.
In Hangzhou, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim extended his Mid-Autumn Festival greetings to Chinese Premier Li Qiang and the Chinese delegation, describing Malaysia-China ties as deeper than traditional diplomatic relations. Anwar conveyed the festival wishes in 中秋节快乐 (Happy Mid-Autumn Festival) Mandarin while appreciating China's hospitality during his visit.
He stated that the strong relations between the two nations have grown through trust, sincerity, and mutual confidence, deepening their friendship and prosperity. Anwar and Li held bilateral talks to further strengthen strategic relations and cooperation during the final day of Anwar's three-day trip to attend the WorldSkills Competition and Global Digital Trade Expo.
The two leaders then visited West Lake State Guest House, Li's hometown, where they were warmly received. Discussions focused on new cooperation in high-impact trade, investment, and sectors like artificial intelligence, the East Coast Rail Link, semiconductors, and China Exim Bank.
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