PETALING JAYA: Malaysia wants to have stronger bilateral ties with Korea with support from newly appointed Malaysian ambassador to the country, Datuk Lim Juay Jin.
Describing Lim as humble and experienced, Transport Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong said Lim, who was previously the Malaysian ambassador to Brazil, will soon leave for the Republic of Korea for his new posting.
"Down to earth, knowledgeable, and friendly. This is my impression of our new ambassador to Korea Datuk Lim Juay Jin after our meeting.
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