Malaysia sokong inisiatif Jepun anjur persidangan pembangunan Palestin

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Malaysia sokong inisiatif Jepun anjur persidangan pembangunan Palestin

PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia menyokong inisiatif Jepun dalam menganjurkan persidangan mengenai kerjasama antara negara Asia Timur untuk Pembangunan Palestin pada Julai ini.

“Dalam isu serantau, kami bersetuju untuk menyokong inisiatif Jepun untuk bersama-sama mempengerusikan mesyuarat menteri pada Julai. Beliau malah bersetuju untuk bekerjasama demi keamanan dan kestabilan berkaitan situasi di Timur Tengah khususnya Gaza dengan memanfaatkan pengetahuan Asia Timur untuk mencapai kebebasan ekonomi.

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