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Anwar, Shehbaz back dialogue and diplomacy to ease regional tensions
Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and his Pakistani counterpart Shehbaz Sharif have agreed that regional tensions must be addressed through dialogue and diplomatic channels. The two leaders reached the consensus during discussions on current regional developments.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said the position was endorsed by Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif when the two exchanged views on prevailing developments affecting the region.
The agreement underscores both nations' commitment to peaceful resolution of disputes through multilateral engagement and diplomatic channels rather than confrontational approaches.
The discussion between the two premiers reflects growing coordination among South and Southeast Asian leaders on managing regional stability amid evolving geopolitical dynamics. Both Malaysia and Pakistan have emphasised the importance of maintaining constructive dialogue with neighbouring countries.
Anwar and Shehbaz's shared stance comes as several regional issues continue to demand attention from policymakers across Asia. The two countries have signalled their willingness to work with other regional stakeholders to promote peace and stability.