Malaysia has formally extended an invitation to China to attend the Asean-Gulf Cooperation Council (Asean-GCC) Summit in 2025, says Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil.
Fahmi said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced this during the Cabinet meeting on Friday (Nov 8).
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Fahmi said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced this during the Cabinet meeting on Friday (Nov 8).
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00:00Next, the Prime Minister has given a little update on his visit and delegation to China.
00:14In his meeting with Prime Minister Lee Chiang and President Xi Jinping, many things have been discussed.
00:24Also, a visit to ASEAN-GCC summit has been extended.
00:31This proves that Malaysia as a sovereign country and trading with any country that wants to trade with Malaysia
00:44and be friends with any country that wants to be friends with Malaysia, this is our base.
00:51With this good relationship, there will definitely be a positive impact on the ASEAN community.
01:01The Prime Minister has also informed the Cabinet that tomorrow, November 9th,
01:09he and his delegation will leave for Cairo for an official visit to meet with President Xi Jinping.
01:20On the 11th of November, the Prime Minister will go to Riyadh for the OIC summit and Arab countries on the Palestinian issue.
01:37After that, the Prime Minister will return to Cairo for his official visit.
01:48Then, on the 5th of November, he will go to Peru for the APEC summit followed by Rio de Janeiro for the G20 summit for the G20 leaders.
02:04Because Malaysia is an ASEAN leader, usually ASEAN leaders have received an invitation from G20 leaders.
02:16The Prime Minister is expected to return to his homeland after the visit.