Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba will make a two-day official visit to Malaysia starting Thursday, his first trip to the country since becoming Prime Minister in October 2024. The visit aims to strengthen bilateral relations, focusing on trade, investment, human resource development, and energy cooperation. Both leaders are also expected to discuss regional and international issues.
: Japan ’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba will make a two-day official visit to Malaysia beginning Thursday, his first visit to the country since assuming office in October 2024.
Anwar and Ishiba are expected to review the progress of Malaysia-Japan bilateral relations, particularly in areas such as trade and investment, human resource development, and energy cooperation. Malaysia’s ties with Japan have grown from strength to strength with the elevation of bilateral relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in December 2023.
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