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Peru and Malaysia are deepening bilateral ties as they mark 40 years of formal relations, with expanding trade partnerships and new collaboration frameworks spanning agriculture, clean energy, and halal sectors.
The Dewan Rakyat will examine Malaysia's stance on a proposed US-Iran peace agreement and review progress of the MADANI Mart initiative during parliamentary questioning today.
Malaysia and Turkmenistan have pledged to strengthen bilateral relations across multiple sectors including energy, trade, investment, transportation, education and technology, following Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's official country visit.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Turkmenistan's President Serdar Berdimuhamedov have endorsed a strategic partnership between Petronas and Turkmenistan authorities, cementing three decades of energy sector collaboration and positioning Malaysia as a key player in Central Asian energy development.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is concluding his official visit to Turkmenistan with intensive diplomatic engagements focused on expanding trade and investment partnerships between the two nations.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and Russian President Vladimir Putin held discussions focused on strengthening energy security cooperation and expanding bilateral trade through alternative payment mechanisms, signalling deepening Malaysia-Russia relations.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim met Uzbekistan's president in Tashkent to explore deeper cooperation in energy, trade, halal products, and tourism, signalling Malaysia's commitment to Central Asian engagement.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has signalled Moscow's commitment to strengthening ties with Malaysia, citing robust growth in bilateral trade and cooperation as the two nations prepare to mark 60 years of diplomatic relations next year.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has identified significant scope for Malaysia to deepen ties with Russia's Tatarstan region across energy, trade, investment and innovation, marking a strategic broadening of bilateral engagement.