Malaysian and Singaporean leaders agreed to resume discussions on longstanding issues such as water supply, maritime and airspace boundaries. Both countries aim for a holistic and win-win solution to these complex matters.
Perdana Menteri Malaysia , Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, bersama Perdana Menteri Singapura, Lawrence Wong, menghadiri Majlis Makan Tengah Hari di Kompleks Seri Perdana pada hari ini. - fotoBERNAMA: Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim berkata Malaysia dan Singapura akan membuka semula perbincangan mengenai isu-isu yang telah lama berlarutan seperti isu pembekalan air, persempadanan maritim dan ruang udara.
Beliau berkata susulan langkah itu, pasukan teknikal akan membincangkan perkara-perkara berkenaan parameternya. “Ini adalah isu-isu yang kompleks dan pendirian kami sudah tentu, seperti yang dikatakan oleh Perdana Menteri Lawrence Wong, untuk menanganinya secara holistik, supaya kita dapat lihat beberapa perkara yang dituntut oleh Singapura dan yang dituntut Malaysia - harus dipertimbangkan sepenuhnya, dan penyelesaian muktamad harus menjadi keputusan menang-menang untuk semua pihak,“ katanya.
Beliau berkata demikian pada sidang media bersama Lawrence Wong selepas mesyuarat delegasi sempena Pemukiman Pemimpin Ke-11, di sini hari ini. Anwar berkata eksport tenaga elektrik Sarawak ke Semenanjung Malaysia dan Singapura turut dibincangkan dengan rakan sejawatannya itu.
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