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Anwar to discuss bilateral ties with Kerala leaders during India visit
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is set to hold talks with Kerala's Chief Minister and Governor to strengthen cooperation between Malaysia and the Indian state. The meetings are scheduled during Anwar's official visit to Kerala.
LSN Malaysia ·
KOCHI — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim will meet with Kerala Chief Minister V. Jayarajan and Governor Arif Mohammed Khan to explore avenues for enhanced bilateral cooperation between Malaysia and the southern Indian state.
The high-level engagements are part of Anwar's ongoing visit to Kerala, aimed at deepening economic, cultural and diplomatic ties. Officials from both sides are expected to discuss trade opportunities, investment prospects and people-to-people exchanges during the meetings.
The visit underscores Malaysia's commitment to strengthening regional partnerships within South Asia. Kerala, known for its skilled workforce and business-friendly policies, has emerged as an important economic hub in India.
Anwar's meetings with state leadership are anticipated to facilitate dialogue on sectors of mutual interest, including information technology, tourism, education and commerce. The discussions are also expected to pave the way for future collaborative initiatives between the two jurisdictions.