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ROVED MALAYSIA’S RATIFICATION OF THE
BILATERAL RELATIONS TREATY ON THE PROHIBITION
WITH SEVERAL COUNTRIES OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS
INCLUDING CHINA, INDIA AND
THE MIDDLE EAST

The improved relations consequently
increased Malaysia’s volume of Palm Oil
exports, specifically to India and China.
Forthe Middle East, Malaysia’s enhanced
relations with the UAE and Saudi Arabia
has indirectly increased Malaysia’s trade
relations with the Middle East countries

FIRST OFFICIAL VISIT OF Malaysia is the 50th country that ratified the Treaty
STATE COUNCILLOR AND on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW).
MINISTER OF FOREIGN
AFFAIRS OF THE PEOPLE’S Malaysia signed the instrument
REPUBLIC OF CHINA of ratification of the Treaty on the
Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW).
First Official Visit from China to Malaysia Ratifying TPNW is Malaysia’s tangible
since the formation of new government effort to advance the cause of nuclear
that led to enhancing bilateral relations disarmament on the international stage.
between the two countries. H.E. Wang It also reaffirms Malaysia’s unwavering
Yi co-chaired a bilateral meeting with commitment and support towards the
Minister of Foreign Affairs, YB Dato’ Seri total elimination of nuclear weapons.
Hishammuddin bin Tun Hussein and
paid a courtesy video call to the Prime
Minister.

Official visit of H.E Wang Yi, National Advisor & OFFICIAL YEAR BOOK 202 2430
Foreign Minister of the People's Republic of China to
Malaysia and Minister of Foreign Affairs, YB Dato’ Seri
Hishammuddin bin Tun Hussein.
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