Palestinian PM’s adviser calls for deeper Malaysia cooperation in development, diplomacy
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 7 — Palestine hopes to deepen cooperation with Malaysia through concrete projects and programmes...
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 7 — The advisor to the Palestinian Prime Minister for International Relations, Izzat Abdel Hadi, has called for increased cooperation between Palestine and Malaysia. The aim is to support the development and economy of Palestine through tangible projects and programs. Abdel Hadi stated that Malaysia could contribute significantly by providing technical assistance, investment, and leveraging its expertise in various sectors to strengthen Palestinian institutions and the economy.
Moreover, he highlighted the potential for deeper humanitarian assistance, especially in Gaza, in areas like healthcare, education, and community infrastructure. Abdel Hadi also emphasized the possibility of closer economic collaboration, particularly in the halal sector, which could be mutually beneficial for both nations.
Abdel Hadi further pointed out that Malaysia's position within ASEAN and on the international stage could be instrumental in amplifying Palestinian concerns and providing diplomatic support for Palestinian rights and statehood. He expressed gratitude for Malaysia's sustained solidarity with Palestine, acknowledging the steadfast support shown by the country's leadership and populace.
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