Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim met with various individuals today, discussing a range of important topics. These included the ceasefire in Gaza, the status of Islam in the US, Malaysia's role in promoting moderate Islam, the Myanmar conflict, and strengthening the country's infrastructure and telecommunications.
: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today received four courtesy calls, including a visit from renowned American scholar and preacher of Palestinian descent, Dr Omar Suleiman, who is based in Texas, at the Parliament Building.
“He also expressed his appreciation for Malaysia’s efforts through multilateral platforms in the reconstruction programme for Gaza, which is being carefully planned,” Anwar said. “As I have said before, it is extremely important to guarantee and ensure peace in the country by taking a careful approach according to the current situation.
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