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Malaysia is positioning itself to attract Russian investment through its Islamic finance sector, planning exploratory visits to Central Asia and exporting shariah expertise to countries like Tatarstan.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's recent diplomatic tour through Central Asia—visiting Tashkent, Kazan, and Ashgabat—reflects Malaysia's calculated response to a fundamentally reshaping global economic and strategic landscape.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says Malaysia's commitment to engaging all nations while maintaining independence and neutrality has bolstered international confidence and unlocked fresh economic cooperation opportunities.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called for Malaysia to take a more assertive approach in deepening economic relations with Russia and Central Asian nations, signalling a strategic pivot in regional engagement.