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Malaysia and Qatar Bilateral Ties Advance Through High-Level Meeting at ASEAN GCC Summit

Malaysia and Qatar bilateral ties took a major step forward as Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim met Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani in Kuala Lumpur today. The meeting occurred during the 2nd ASEAN-GCC Summit, held alongside the 46th ASEAN Summit.

Notably, Malaysia and Qatar bilateral ties took center stage in the detailed and productive discussion. The leaders emphasized their shared goal to enhance the five-decade-long relationship.

Anwar expressed appreciation for the steady growth of Malaysia and Qatar bilateral ties over the years. He noted how their partnership continues to evolve positively with mutual understanding and strategic interest.

In addition, the leaders explored new paths for cooperation across several key sectors. These include trade, defence, education, digital connectivity, energy, and industrial growth.

Furthermore, both sides agreed to fast-track pending Memorandums of Understanding. They confirmed that the documents will support joint development in areas with high bilateral value.

Importantly, Anwar affirmed Malaysia’s full commitment to nurturing this deep and trusted partnership. He expressed confidence that cooperation between the two countries will grow even stronger.

Essentially, the Emir of Qatar was accompanied by senior officials from his delegation. These included Commerce and Industry Minister Sheikh Faisal Thani Al-Thani and Foreign Affairs Minister Sultan bin Saad Al Muraikhi.

Also present was the Chief of the Amiri Diwan, Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Mubarak Al-Khulaifi. Their presence underlined Qatar’s strong interest in the bilateral agenda.

Qatar is a key member of the Gulf Cooperation Council, which also includes Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.

Since 2023, the ASEAN-GCC Summit has served as a strategic platform for regional collaboration. It connects Southeast Asia with the Gulf on trade, diplomacy, and investment.

To conclude, today’s meeting between Malaysia and Qatar reflects growing cooperation between both regions. Leaders from both sides have shown clear determination to build a prosperous shared future.